CT Mason, sorry for my choice of words, rephase, Uriurte never
finished on top of Joey in head to head partidos, joey won 4 or
5 Tournament of Champions besting Uriarte out of the qualifying
year after year, Uriarte lost to Jesus in the only one he qualified
for. Joey was the man in Miami, everyone else was second. Bolivar
was the man everywhere he played, Uriarte did edge Bolivar in
most wins 1 year in Bridgeport,(he won the last game of the season
with Ondarres shanking a rebote into the red) and incidently Boliver
missed a bit of time that year with injury. Cachin had played
more games. I am a huge Cachin fan, he should have been the best,
because he had a left that Bolivar didnt have with shots and the
rebote, also a right that Joey didnt have, but those of us who
saw him play in Miami aaginst the best roster ever, saw that he
could not best Joey in doubles Championships or dethrone Asis
in singles consistenttly. Of course winning doesnt always make
you the best, so maybe he is. I tell you what he was the loved
and respected by all of his fellow players.
International play is a different ball of wax, I would put him
in the top 10 of all time. Not trying to dog him, he just would
tighten up during the big matches in Miami.
