Who has your favorite style?

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Who has your favorite style?

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Out of all players you've ever seen, which one has your favorite style? At the moment i would have to say I'm really digging Takumi Ozawa, he reminds me so much of Vasek, especially his whirls. But yeah, he's got my favorite style wight now. Though other styles i like are David Claven's "I'm destroying the bag" style, and johnny Suderman's "I'm trying but it doesn't look like it" style. Who's got your favorite style?
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Johnny Suderman hands down.
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i like david's.... and big add chad's becasue thats how i see myself playing when i get that good.
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Anyone with ridiculous speed/power:

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Evan G.
Dave C.
Jorden M.
Nick L.

In no particular order. I could watch any of them all day.
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I remember when I first saw Luis M. I thought his style was pretty sweet.
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Lon Smith
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Yves! And I like Johnny's "lazy" style too (it never bores me though). Always liked those two.

I always loved watching Vasek, but am not sure if it's because of style (?)
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Yoga Kichigin :) i watched his video from summer 2006 like 50 times :D.

I like Ilja Mitrofanovs style too.

Vasek, technical beast =))

Thats pretty much it, yoga is the best though. :P
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Lon Smith, James Risden (haven't really seen much of him though), Byrin Wilie, Dave Clavens, Andrew Grant...

Oh, Jeez. Ryan Mulroney. Almost forgot.
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Rory Dawson
Ryan Mulroney
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Derek Vandall!
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James Risden fo sho, just cuz someone mentioned, even though that was years ago.

Just to mix it up I'm going to say Juho Marjo's style is fun to watch.
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yves, vasek, phil, juho
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Juho

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HG wrote:Juho

Johnny
Those two and Renato aswell..

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Post by Colin »

I forgot about Finland somehow. I think Felix Zenger is (was?) in a league of his own when it comes to brilliant, smooth execution of terribly difficult strings and links.

I also love Mikko Lepisto's game.
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Will Digges. he makes REALLY hard links look easy and effortless, and he hits HUGE moves.
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