CHAMPION'S
RÉSUMÉ
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1996
U.S. OPEN 9-BALL CHAMPION
Defeated Efren Reyes in the final — the win that announced Rodney Morris on the world stage.
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2003
WORLD POOL LEAGUE WINNER
Won the World Pool League title, defeating Thorsten Hohmann in Warsaw.
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2004
MOSCONI CUP MVP
Named Most Valuable Player at pool's premier team event, representing the United States.
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2008
WORLD CUP OF POOL CHAMPION
Won in Rotterdam alongside Shane Van Boening, going undefeated through the event.
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2013
U.S. OPEN 10-BALL CHAMPION
A second U.S. Open title — this time at ten-ball — confirming elite versatility across formats.
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2016
BCA HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE
Inducted into the Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame on October 20, 2016, in Norfolk, VA.
LEARN FROM
THE ROCKET
Championship technique, priced for everyone. Each Rocket Clip delivers one focused lesson — alignment, breaking, or kicking — direct from a Hall of Famer who has competed at the top level for decades.
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Rocket Clips: Alignment Video
$2.99
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Rocket Clips: Alignment Video
$2.99
Digital video lesson from Rodney "The Rocket" Morris. Purchase and delivery run through the store's existing checkout.
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Rocket Clips: Breaking- 8 Ball and 10 Ball
$2.99
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Rocket Clips: Breaking- 8 Ball and 10 Ball
$2.99
Digital video lesson from Rodney "The Rocket" Morris. Purchase and delivery run through the store's existing checkout.
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Rocket Clips: Kicking Video
$2.99
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Rocket Clips: Kicking Video
$2.99
Digital video lesson from Rodney "The Rocket" Morris. Purchase and delivery run through the store's existing checkout.
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Rocket Clips: Breaking - 9 Ball
$2.99
Digital video · Via existing checkout

Rocket Clips: Breaking - 9 Ball
$2.99
Digital video lesson from Rodney "The Rocket" Morris. Purchase and delivery run through the store's existing checkout.
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MEET
THE ROCKET
For over three decades, Rodney "The Rocket" Morris has been one of professional pool's most compelling figures. He first announced himself on the national stage in 1996, when he defeated Efren Reyes in the U.S. Open 9-Ball final.
What followed was a career built on big-match performance: the 2003 World Pool League, Mosconi Cup MVP honors in 2004, the 2008 World Cup of Pool alongside Shane Van Boening, and a second U.S. Open title in 2013. In 2016, he was inducted into the Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame.


