KILLER ONE-POCKET: Shannon DAULTON vs Efren REYES - 1998 LEGENDS OF ONE-POCKET SEMI-FINALS

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  • The 1998 Legends of One Pocket Semi-Finals between Shannon Daulton and Efren Reyes.
    Daulton was a two time winner of this title, and was on a ten match winning streak, after losing his opening round match.
    Reyes is plain and simple, the GOAT. The best all around player that the game has ever seen.
    This was a race to four, and it’s a long one. Get comfortable and watch two of the best one pocket players that 1998 had to offer.
    Stick around for the interview with the winner, after the match.
    Bill Incardona and Grady Mathews provided the commentary.
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Komentáře • 59

  • @chiprobinson2511
    @chiprobinson2511 Před rokem +14

    I’ve seen this a billion times. It’s one of the greatest matches of all time.

    • @genghisk4808
      @genghisk4808 Před rokem +1

      A billion times?

    • @bsst3wart
      @bsst3wart Před rokem +1

      @@genghisk4808 a billion times.

    • @bsst3wart
      @bsst3wart Před rokem +1

      @@genghisk4808 he's been watching it at 100 times speed for 25 years

    • @bsst3wart
      @bsst3wart Před rokem

      342,465.75 years according to ChatGPT at regular speed

    • @bsst3wart
      @bsst3wart Před rokem

      @@genghisk4808 Total time in hours = 3,000,000,000 hours
      Total time in days = 3,000,000,000 hours / 24 hours/day
      Total time in days = 125,000,000 days
      Therefore, it would take approximately 125,000,000 days to watch a 3-hour video a billion times.

  • @51Dss
    @51Dss Před rokem +7

    one of the very best 1 pocket matches ever! and thanks for including the post match interview with Shannon...excellent production all around

  • @danny_5283
    @danny_5283 Před rokem +4

    Thank you Pat and co for sharing such a gem!

  • @martinsawicki2716
    @martinsawicki2716 Před měsícem

    Insane match! Thanks Pat! Man was Shannon a great 1P player (still is). Those banks.. OMG

  • @rodconner9079
    @rodconner9079 Před rokem +3

    Great match -- kept ya glued right here, didn't wanna miss a thing!!! Thanks! Be Safe

  • @charlessanders4586
    @charlessanders4586 Před rokem +3

    I met Grady at Snaps pool room in Albany GA in about 93, very cool exhibition they put on. I miss that place and time

    • @jimhouston2435
      @jimhouston2435 Před 4 měsíci

      I remember when Granny come to snaps Jimmy Wales is Daddy on the place and how was Jim housing I was there a good bit

    • @jimhouston2435
      @jimhouston2435 Před 4 měsíci

      My name is Jim Houston and I'm from Albany Georgia and I remember snaps very well

  • @adow7382
    @adow7382 Před rokem +4

    Great stuff, thank you Pat.

  • @jimhouston2435
    @jimhouston2435 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What a great match this is unbelievable Shannon has no fear

  • @christopherwarner6330
    @christopherwarner6330 Před rokem +3

    To think as good as Shannon was back then he needed weight to gamble with efren. I never saw the old time one pocket players but I can’t imagine they could handle efren in his prime

    • @maicolc7216
      @maicolc7216 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I agree Shannon would need weight. I am an admirer of Shannon but some of the banks he missed were egregious. This is the last time Efren lost in one pocket for like ten years, isn't that right?

    • @christopherwarner6330
      @christopherwarner6330 Před 11 měsíci

      @@maicolc7216 I think that’s correct

  • @shaftmasterlathes
    @shaftmasterlathes Před 9 měsíci +1

    What a great match, both sides.

  • @anotherOneMore7
    @anotherOneMore7 Před rokem +3

    I have to say I have really liked Billy's commentaries and I have really liked Grady's commentaries over the years, but when they were together the atmosphere they created was often a bit unpleasant and distracting.

  • @Helpmelearn
    @Helpmelearn Před 10 měsíci +1

    Great one pocket match

  • @jimhouston2435
    @jimhouston2435 Před 4 měsíci

    I just heard Grady Matthews talk about Freddy the beard I read part of his book but did he really play that good of banks

  • @ranchopatriot
    @ranchopatriot Před rokem +1

    Exciting finish.

  • @hustlinao1488
    @hustlinao1488 Před 5 měsíci

    Greatest bank pool player ever. SHANNON THE CANNON DAULTON

  • @trumanhw
    @trumanhw Před rokem

    No two ways about it; both played v. well. And while there weren't massive // egregious rolls, instead, Daulton got ~9 either small-beneficial rolls or was the beneficiary of Efren getting slightly-bad rolls ... whereas Daulton also got ~2 bad rolls (not coming up with a shot after the excellent bank). In composite, resulting in a total of ~6 more rolls that either hurt Efren slightly or helped Daulton slightly. Two of which resulting in Efren scratching (-1) vs getting 3-4 balls in the final game alone.
    And despite all the bad rolls Effie got, he _still_ got the score to 7-6 ..!
    So while no one can say Daulton didn't play a speed perfectly compatible with winning ... it's the almost invisible rolls that were (IMO) decisive. Anyone smart enough to notice them can't help but get annoyed by a ratio of 4:1 to either your detriment or your opponent's benefit..?
    Though often...people NEVER notice such little 'ticky' rolls (esp. when they benefit them or hurt their opponent) ... whereas they certainly see those which hurt them. Observers tend to only think rolls where you hit 6 balls, removing two from your opponent's pocket & putting 2 in front yours while both hooking & trapping your opponent constitute a "roll." But in reality ...? One colossal roll rarely decides matches. I wish my opponents got only the massive rolls (all at once) instead of a bunch of subtle, minute, ticky rolls on 10-20% of their shots. THAT'S a benefit evenly matched opponents can't outrun.
    The major rolls I noticed..?
    The 2 shots Efren scratched on in the last game,
    CB rolled off so that Daulton wasn't tree-topped & table length near the top-right pocket.
    CB rolled off hooking Efren after Daulton kicked 2-rails removing a ball near Effie's pocket (near top right again).
    The only 'roll' that 'hurt' Daulton was not getting a shot after making an excellent bank. But he did that.
    At 6-5 ... Shannon of course cut the ball in and got so close to scratching he was corner hooked.
    If I missed rolls that redownded to Efren's benefit ... pls LMK the times.

  • @larryawatts
    @larryawatts Před 6 měsíci

    Shannon sporting the 90s Tommy jeans!!!

  • @thedevilinthecircuit1414
    @thedevilinthecircuit1414 Před 8 měsíci

    Daulton may have been the inspiration for Bobby on King of the Hill.

  • @adamgranatella
    @adamgranatella Před rokem +1

    Math is hard

  • @godjhaka7376
    @godjhaka7376 Před 10 měsíci

    Efren looking like uncle suave who likes to drink and smoke cigars all day lol

  • @johnpoccia4981
    @johnpoccia4981 Před rokem +2

    Grady's 🏫 of dead balls 😂

    • @trumanhw
      @trumanhw Před rokem +2

      those really were some excellent observations I thought.

    • @johnpoccia4981
      @johnpoccia4981 Před rokem

      @@trumanhw yes indeed

  • @graydude4698
    @graydude4698 Před rokem

    👽 thx

  • @ronzolezzi6883
    @ronzolezzi6883 Před rokem +2

    I’m sick of being right all the time. Write down something wrong I can say.

  • @feat132
    @feat132 Před rokem

    how come they keep getting the score so wrong????

  • @JoeyApoolcommentator
    @JoeyApoolcommentator Před rokem +2

    At this period in time, Shannon was playing some of his BEST one pocket. 48 players. Who in the world could have beaten that guy in this event?

    • @gbh1913
      @gbh1913 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@hunterfisherpokerpoolguy7502but he didnt

  • @michaelknapp3702
    @michaelknapp3702 Před 9 měsíci

    God, this game is just dragging and making me feel crazy....I must not be understanding the game they are playing...it isn’t 9 ball, it isn’t straight pool...what the heck is it called? HELP! PLEASE! Somebody please tell me what is the name of the game they are playing? I apologize for my ignorance!

    • @tellyshonestreviews1293
      @tellyshonestreviews1293 Před 8 měsíci +1

      t's called one pocket. each player chooses a pocket where to pot the balls in. typically it's either left or right for each player. typically # of balls to pocket in tourneys depending on handicap is 8 or 7. it's a precision game and somehow a chess game itself. it requires a good amount of ball control, positioning and strategy to win. it's not a typical 9 ball game where missing is not that as crucial.

  • @user-wm2iy7gj2x
    @user-wm2iy7gj2x Před 8 měsíci

    I don't understand anything what this game is lol

    • @tellyshonestreviews1293
      @tellyshonestreviews1293 Před 8 měsíci

      it's called one pocket. each player chooses a pocket where to pot the balls in. typically it's either left or right for each player. typically # of balls to pocket in tourneys depending on handicap is 8 or 7. it's a precision game and somehow a chess game itself. it requires a good amount of ball control, positioning and strategy to win. it's not a typical 9 ball game where missing is not that as crucial.

  • @firstlast9337
    @firstlast9337 Před rokem

    LOL. THE COMMENTATOR WHISTLING EVERYTIME THERE IS AN S IN A WORD HE SAYS.

    • @trumanhw
      @trumanhw Před rokem

      Some people think it was part of Grady's charm.
      Then again, some people speak in all caps.

    • @firstlast9337
      @firstlast9337 Před rokem

      @@trumanhw you call the whistling charm. I call it annoying.

  • @hawktime
    @hawktime Před 10 měsíci

    The old fart is just right every time. Even when it turned out that he was dead wrong.

    • @cjwiechert7
      @cjwiechert7 Před 2 měsíci

      My grandpa is the same when watching me play. I agree that he’s kind of annoying and is never wrong or anything. But I do find his commentary comforting in a way

  • @wade4671
    @wade4671 Před rokem

    Too bad Billy wouldn't stop arguing and learn something from one of the greatest one pocket minds of all time. Glad he has simmered down in later years - you don't hear him mouthing off to JJ like that.

    • @wade4671
      @wade4671 Před rokem

      OMG that kick at 1:45:45. That was spooky to watch. Grady hit that same shot on me at his house in SC. I went for lessons and wound up winning a little of it back. I got lucky and hit a hero shot. I still remember when we discussed afterwards "well you didn't have to hit it that good." We were playing for peanuts by his standards but he was legit pi$$ed. Always the competitor. RIP

    • @John-jl4to
      @John-jl4to Před rokem +2

      First off billy knew every bit as much about one pocket as greedy matthews and billy and his prime could have played greedy dead even one pocket and billy has probably played a hundred thousand games of one pocket

    • @trumanhw
      @trumanhw Před rokem +2

      uh, most people found their banter amusing ... he actually didn't argue more than is required by people trying to be as truthful as possible for the benefit of the viewers, whose edification is the primary goal. If you don't realize their skill levels were so close as to have scant evidence at best to justify either thinking they were superior to the other, you just don't know their respective abilities. FYI, Billy was lifetime winner over Grady.

    • @trumanhw
      @trumanhw Před rokem +1

      @@John-jl4to Exactly. Wade just sounds like a douche IMO. :)

    • @maicolc7216
      @maicolc7216 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I like The Freezer as an announcer

  • @joergludwig8880
    @joergludwig8880 Před rokem

    Langweilig

    • @pavlosgermanidis2754
      @pavlosgermanidis2754 Před rokem +1

      nope ludwig, thats actually very interesting

    • @joergludwig8880
      @joergludwig8880 Před rokem

      @@pavlosgermanidis2754 ich weiß ja das dass taktische Spiel interessant ist

  • @josemarin6441
    @josemarin6441 Před 11 měsíci +1

    At the 1:13:30 Shannon jumped the ball that is not a good shot that should be foul jumping in one pocket should not be allowed it takes the beauty of the game

    • @sdickinson5234
      @sdickinson5234 Před 17 dny

      You're allowed to jump the ball in one pocket but you have to use your playing cue.