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HOT MATCH: Jayson SHAW vs. Billy THORPE - 42nd U.S. OPEN 9-BALL CHAMPIONSHIPS (2017)
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- čas přidán 30. 09. 2020
- The sign of times to come?? From the 2017 US OPEN 9-BALL CHAMPIONSHIPS, Jayson SHAW already was a powerhouse and household name at 29 years old; Billy THORPE... the relative newcomer on the pro pool scene at 21 yrs old carrying a big stick... Is SHAW ready to show his "age"? Can THORPE bring his AAA-game when he needs it? Watch to see!
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Jayson calls a foul on himself. Just shows you that the made-for-tv Mosconi Cup bad guy act is just that. Jayson is a class act.
Can you imagine Scott Frost calling a foul on himself... Lmao.
I've heard otherwise...
The mosconi cup is the macho place you know. It is loud it is competitive and it is fun .
Thank you very much for uploading this absolute great matches here on youtube for all of us pool-fans! In germany, i never would see all the top-players in our beloved sports without you and your fantastic work, cheers!
Our pleasure!
That commentary and knowledge is one of the reasons that Jeremy is on of our coaches for the mosconi cup team
Didn’t really help though did it?
@@kieranmurphy8334 it did when we won the previous two in succession
Double J & Mark Wilson,
Tough combo to beat, dunno if it gets any better than that!
steam of conciousness from jeremy jones is excellent commentary and full of good ideas
That bit of insight from Jeremy Jones at 30:14 is some of the best commentary I've ever heard. So awesome to have him on the streams!
Nothing new , half the people at the front spectator tables are texting , waving their arms , looking around every 3 seconds for something , 2 great players and all the interest is somewhere else. They could do that from the back row and never miss anything, makes me want to puke
31:17 sounds like “you can’t f***ing guess yourself” lmao
Watching Jason Shaw play is a humbling experience. He always spikes in long distance shots with swirly juice into perfect position.
These guys keep there ears to the grindstone ..lol.. Great match thanks for the upload !
Our pleasure!
so, jeremy jones, how do you really feel about the houston astros? 1:16:25
21:25
If you believe in ghosts or orbs watch that a few times in a row. Something passes through Billy toward the floor. I rewound the video about 30 times before commenting.. hope someone sees this. What the hell!
Looks like it was a ghost patch falling off. Still looks wild in motion if you don't know
Yes, it was just confirmed. It was a real ghost.
@@AccuStats lol
You can see his left patch comes off. The right patch as we look.
I really wish they would put the size of the pool table on on the screen
my 2 best commentators JJ and Mark + Bill E. They’re always point out the smartest shot on every shot.
Terrible take. I can name many who are better Grady matthews, buddy hall, incardona, nick varner, johnny archer does good, and my personal favorite Jimmy mataya
@@mattverville9227 it is called “personal preference”
The other commentator wants to give Jason the Guac Guac 3000
I think Dr Dave had this match as one of the examples on his recent video on how to make the nine on the break
Man, if your break isn't working out and your opponent's breaks are, why wouldn't you copy that? Maybe you're playing an opposite handed player, but that shouldn't stop one. Adjust. (Edit: which Billy did, but too late) No point being stubborn or sticking with what works at home. And what's with no one taking intentionals and tying up balls. Yes ball in hand, but it can throw the opponent off a little and that can be a useful edge. Better than trying a complex or hopeless kick and they're either going to have ball in hand or an easy run out. If it's hopeless, do the unusual. And if you have an easy shot but position sucks to run on or out, find a safety and slow it down. I must say Billy chose more than once to kick in the wrong direction. That time he chose a three rail when a straight up and back at the object ball which would have left a harder run out was baffling to me.
Why did jayson drop meucci for peri?
Bruce buffer should be the us open announcer
Thorpe doing much blow?
I always think that when I see him
I miss crowd watching
Fuggin hell, Ken... 🦷👀😬
how much are the pay outs?????????????????????
where is efren final one ball boss???
He retired years ago
So what the point of the shot clock at 43:49 why even have it lmao
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
@@AccuStats ohh good to know was just curious. I just thought once it hit 00 it was a foul. Thanks for the clarification 👍
@@AccuStats : How long can he stay down before it's called intentional delay of game? Lol
●●● Here's the perfect example as to why I don't "like" the "template" rack.
Pay attention to the 9-ball on the opening rack.
After the break, it's headed for the side cushion. It contacts the template, and it reverses direction.
To me, that's like saying, "Hey! It's OK if you leave a cube of chalk (or some other object) on the table, for balls to run into."
I feel ya. But if that ball rolled another inch the pro is gonna make it either way lol.
If a template is not used, the 9 ball will head straight to the corner pocket
just me or does the dude behind thorpe look like svb?