Alex Pagulayan vs Shane Van Boening Finals at the Clash of the Titans

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  • Опубліковано 4 вер 2011
  • Alex Pagulayan vs Shane Van Boening Finals at the Clash of the Titans at Shooters in Toronto, Ontario. The invitational pool tournament featured Alex Pagulayan, Shane Van Boening, Jason Klatt and John Morra competing for $15,000 in a round robin format. Special thanks to Shooters Snooker and Sport Bar, Le Spot, Mezz Cues, Mr Billiard, the CPA and Diamond Billiard Products. See more at www.insidepoolmag.com
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  • @divided_and_conquered1854
    @divided_and_conquered1854 4 роки тому +23

    FINALLY! -a match where the original ball colors are used!

  • @9BallBory
    @9BallBory 4 роки тому +6

    Just started playing pool about 8 months ago and have been loving it, but watching people like these guys really makes you appreciate the game

  • @PnutButrCyborg
    @PnutButrCyborg 12 років тому +1

    great match & great fun watching these guys play a bar box. thanks for the upload!

  • @bicmyflic25
    @bicmyflic25 12 років тому +1

    wow more than 3 and a half hours of shane vs. alex action. thanks

  • @billblood5316
    @billblood5316 2 роки тому +2

    Finally turned the volume off. The commentator talked about the comments on the live feed all the way through and never commented on some of the fantastic shots made in this match. Please... we didn't come on here to listen to everything but the game. geez...

    • @WebsterA
      @WebsterA 2 дні тому

      Crazy, eh?
      Just chattin' it up through some crazy plays.

  • @spacepirateivynova
    @spacepirateivynova 11 років тому +17

    commentator needs to talk about the game.

  • @kimbertduplessis
    @kimbertduplessis 12 років тому +3

    It would be good if you guys could have some instant replay for some of these great shots.

  • @julianstevenson2788
    @julianstevenson2788 Рік тому +2

    The audio is terrible!

  • @deltavee2
    @deltavee2 8 років тому +2

    Uploaded on my b/day four years ago. What a great find! Sat and watched the whole thing start to finish. Now off to find Morra from the day before. And the Scotch Doubles if I can.
    Subscribed.

    • @InsidePOOLmag
      @InsidePOOLmag  8 років тому

      +deltavee2 Glad you enjoyed it . This was a really fun tournament.

  • @otterriverhotel
    @otterriverhotel 11 років тому +1

    Thank You!

  • @Occupuyourspine
    @Occupuyourspine Рік тому +1

    Sure enjoyed this one good commentary also, my favorite game 14.1

  • @manuelrosario4778
    @manuelrosario4778 4 роки тому

    Me gusta ver lo profesionales jugar. Y las clases para aprender.

  • @Markoshirzadapool
    @Markoshirzadapool 12 років тому +13

    36:45! that was a break foul! watch the 2 ball ! it touch his break cue!

    • @levith1992
      @levith1992 4 роки тому +1

      Is this normal by the professionals to don't call the fouls and no fair play in pool billiard?

    • @ponchoalfonso21
      @ponchoalfonso21 3 роки тому

      It might be cue ball fouls only idk

  • @charlesnichols3146
    @charlesnichols3146 4 роки тому

    How and when does this match end? I have watched most all of it.

  • @shihanma2480
    @shihanma2480 2 роки тому +2

    36:42 I don't know the exact rule for this, but I think Alex's shaft touched the 2-ball.

    • @zlatkokovacic4958
      @zlatkokovacic4958 2 роки тому +1

      Yes he did and change direction of a 2-ball ,its a foul.

  • @jkaryskycoo
    @jkaryskycoo 2 роки тому

    Why even have the score on the video when you're not going to keep it updated?

  • @TheGangfloet
    @TheGangfloet 11 років тому +3

    table size? bar table?

  • @Dakota-2
    @Dakota-2 11 років тому

    Yea that i will agree on. Shane does let his emotions control the aspect of the game. one of my players does the same thing. Alex does do a better job at keeping his composure when faced with a tough problem

  • @AdamMurrayLive
    @AdamMurrayLive 2 роки тому

    It's crazy watching this now after who these guys became. Shane isn't wearing a watch and there is all of about 5 people watching in the room. Wild! They are so young!

  • @csmcstrsshd
    @csmcstrsshd 3 роки тому +1

    It really does kind of seem like the commentators aren't watching most of the time, doesn't it. Interesting to watch anyway.

  • @cba1976
    @cba1976 8 років тому +3

    Has anybody noticed that the break at the 36:40 mark, the 2 ball hits his cue and nothing was said? Money or not, I believe in good sportsmanship.

    • @justinharker
      @justinharker 8 років тому

      +cba1976 Ya it totally did. Alex definitely noticed it. No way he didnt.

    • @UpNStrokeAPAvideos
      @UpNStrokeAPAvideos 7 років тому

      +bob talbot in all its not a foul to accidentally hit a ball with the wooden part of the shaft....only double hits are fouls...remember the apa is a handicap amateur league balls get hit with cues all the time. If a ball is moved accidentally on a shot then the opponent has the right to move it back

    • @sambrown7673
      @sambrown7673 7 років тому +2

      Tim Dupree but this ball is hit while the balls are in motion which is always a foul. Where would putting the 2 "back" even be?

    • @danb.113
      @danb.113 6 років тому

      Yeah. He jerked his stick back.

  • @jhescore
    @jhescore 7 років тому

    I wonder what those horizontal stress marks below the rack are from ? never seen that before

    • @fastone371
      @fastone371 4 роки тому

      They are from loading the rack then rolling it to the spot, I have the same marks on my table.

  • @corey0007
    @corey0007 11 років тому +9

    I've been watching a lot of pool on 9ft and 10ft tables, so for a second I was freaking out because of how small the table is.

    • @9BallBory
      @9BallBory 4 роки тому

      playing on them then going to a bar literally makes u think the table is a kids table

    • @MV-ch3mm
      @MV-ch3mm 3 роки тому

      Looks like mine, caught me by surprise

  • @catfishhero8850
    @catfishhero8850 3 роки тому +1

    This was on of the best events, awesome camera angles and great match. Alvin Nelson should continue to set it up but never, never ever ever, commentate a match again

    • @hunchemlnarik
      @hunchemlnarik 3 роки тому

      agreed. im sure alvin is a nice enough guy, but his commentary is insufferable. not only does he say some outlandish stuff, but i think the "commentators curse" was named after him. ive seen so many matches where he'll literally say that there is no way that the guy isnt out, only for that player to botch the run-out.

  • @ianwarshaw790
    @ianwarshaw790 2 роки тому +4

    Alex fouled the 2 ball 36:43 with his cue
    There's no way he didn't feel it...right?

  • @rjohnson8ball
    @rjohnson8ball 12 років тому

    Are those pockets only 4" on the 7 foot table? This Diamond table is better quality and challenge than typical bar tables. I totally enjoyed watching them deal with obstacles on the small table while running out. The APA 9 ball scoring system is not traditional but I've always believed it is a very valid way to measure skill.

  • @RichardsWorld
    @RichardsWorld 5 років тому +1

    A 7 foot table in a pool hall, and they count points in 9-ball. What kind of crazy stuff are they doing in Canada?

  • @hammerlane3871
    @hammerlane3871 Рік тому +1

    The comments about earl is the best part 🤣

  • @johnpaulcabangis2379
    @johnpaulcabangis2379 9 років тому

    What type of game is this?

  • @Zigarius1123
    @Zigarius1123 2 роки тому +1

    1:16:40 That bank to cut the one ball was one of the most impressive bank cuts I've ever seen due to the almost 90 degree cut he did it on. Straight to the pocket with no rail.

  • @hustlinusa
    @hustlinusa 8 років тому +18

    At 36:45 on the break Alex fouled with his cue hitting the 2 ball

    • @robbychitwood2659
      @robbychitwood2659 6 років тому +1

      Michael Marshall I noticed that too I was like dang that had some funny spin and watched it again and sure enough he fouled

    • @WilliamSarokon
      @WilliamSarokon 4 роки тому +1

      100% correct man. Damn, you know that he knew all about that to cause after he did it he moved the cue really fast. A shame that he didn't give that up.

    • @Scorch428
      @Scorch428 2 роки тому

      wonder why he didnt call it

  • @Masyasu1
    @Masyasu1 12 років тому

    So APA format pro 9 ball matches on a bar box. That's pretty freakin' cool.

  • @CheckYaSkillz
    @CheckYaSkillz 10 років тому

    i have a question... i just got a real nice 7ft slate table (width: 3ft 11in about.. close to 4ft). i bought 2 1/4 pool balls and the table came with 2.25.. which ones are the correct size i should use for my table? or, should i say, which size do they use on this table in the video?

    • @gregborg3790
      @gregborg3790 5 років тому +1

      isnt 225 the same thing as two and a quarter lol

    • @thepoolmaster8683
      @thepoolmaster8683 4 роки тому +1

      Ahhhhhh did you ever take a math class lol jk same size

  • @harpo187bling
    @harpo187bling 12 років тому

    what size table is that

  • @zekkhollenbeck42
    @zekkhollenbeck42 12 років тому

    @kimbertduplessis its youtube, you have all the instant replay you want bro

  • @Idontpicksides
    @Idontpicksides Рік тому

    I don't know our one of the best pagulayan was so dominant 11 years ago😮😮😮😮

  • @jaroslavcech225
    @jaroslavcech225 4 роки тому

    are they playing on 7ft table??

  • @tomsorlie4197
    @tomsorlie4197 4 роки тому +1

    It's too bad. The commentary is geared for the non-player. You know. The people that never watch these things.

  • @colomblanco
    @colomblanco 12 років тому +10

    It's an Alex-sized table

  • @sayeedafridi9747
    @sayeedafridi9747 3 роки тому

    What's the table size ?

  • @randallgibson8619
    @randallgibson8619 Місяць тому

    Couldn’t watch it with sound due to the constant clicking.

  • @anotherOneMore7
    @anotherOneMore7 3 роки тому

    I'm not understanding this scoring format. Where can I see info on this?

    • @leoandsan
      @leoandsan 3 роки тому

      APA 9 ball format

    • @anotherOneMore7
      @anotherOneMore7 3 роки тому

      @@leoandsan Look at the scoring. Something else is going on.

    • @leoandsan
      @leoandsan 3 роки тому

      @@anotherOneMore7 there isn’t.

    • @anotherOneMore7
      @anotherOneMore7 3 роки тому

      @@leoandsan OK well the score seems to magically jump around after every game rather than increase by one each time. I'll leave you to it and move on.

    • @leoandsan
      @leoandsan 3 роки тому

      I am not sure what you mean seriously. each ball up to the 8 ball is worth one point and the 9 ball is worth 2 points so the max number of points per rack is 10.

  • @nakibislam4338
    @nakibislam4338 2 роки тому

    What cue is shane using here?

  • @krby0303
    @krby0303 11 років тому +1

    at minute 32:30 when the commentators think that I give a fuck about them

  • @jasonleong2325
    @jasonleong2325 11 років тому

    Why does the table look so small ?

  • @ArtofHOPE_Podcast
    @ArtofHOPE_Podcast 10 місяців тому

    What cue is Alex using??

  • @scottbranson7872
    @scottbranson7872 2 роки тому

    What size table is this?

  • @termite122
    @termite122 9 років тому +1

    at 34:00 alex is on the nine ball and the score was 47..after he pockets the ball she puts up 49 when it should be 48..clearly a mistake..nobody saw that??

    • @kingdavid7571
      @kingdavid7571 9 років тому +7

      the nine ball is worth 2 points!

  • @primitivoavila8555
    @primitivoavila8555 Рік тому +1

    request lang po pedi po pa seminar kayo libre ikot ikot kayo sa bawat lugar, sa pinas, paki turuan kung paano maging tulad nyo po kung san kina kal kula tumbok na akma upang matuto at marami maging tulad nyo po. .... pedi po ba ? libre po kung pedi pabalato nyo na kayo na rin mag pa meryenda. mas lalo kayong sisikat, sa buong mundo po... tyak.

  • @jamesanderson6536
    @jamesanderson6536 5 років тому

    What year was this

    • @leoandsan
      @leoandsan 5 років тому

      It says right at the beginning of the video 😂 2011

  • @wombra8314
    @wombra8314 4 роки тому

    32:33 wow what a claim! props to you~ 👋🏻🎱👄🎱🤚🏻

  • @asjey12
    @asjey12 11 років тому

    Good

  • @Zenthex
    @Zenthex 5 років тому +1

    im not going to complain about the size of the table because, honestly, barbox pool is pretty fun. but if you're going to be hosting a sponsored event, you can at least use a table that doesn't have a couple years of wear on the cloth.

    • @2869may
      @2869may 3 роки тому

      I think big tables with shots you cant reach takes away from the game...
      Bar tables are fun to play and watch..! Yeah, that table looked pretty bad.

    • @gregorylaliglgglg
      @gregorylaliglgglg 3 роки тому +1

      Bar boxes rule! Started playing league pool in MILWAUKEE on 7 1/2’ VALLEY tables. Had one of my best days playing on my home bar’s table at the after league party. Broke and ran five racks, one of which dropped 9 balls off the break, had so much fun that day!

  • @TheMrJaven
    @TheMrJaven 12 років тому

    is this an 8 ft table?

  • @InsidePOOLmag
    @InsidePOOLmag  11 років тому +1

    You receive 1 point for each ball, 1-8, and 2 points for the 9-ball.

    • @fastone371
      @fastone371 4 роки тому

      Score after first game 2nd set was 6 Alex, 3 for SVB, that only adds to 9, what gives???

  • @zevlovex222
    @zevlovex222 6 місяців тому

    is that 9ft table ?

  • @mrkjparr
    @mrkjparr 12 років тому

    The only thing decent about the APA---the point scoring/handicapping of how they score 9-ball. Too bad they don't run an amateur tournament using that system where the higher your handicap, the greater the payout. That would prevent a majority of the sand-bagging.

  • @TOBYLEXUS711
    @TOBYLEXUS711 10 років тому

    why havent we seen a clash of the titans in 2014?

  • @worldalvin
    @worldalvin 12 років тому

    @roca1990 haha yea i messed up lol. Late night JR and I were having there

  • @ScrapChange4Phillies
    @ScrapChange4Phillies 10 років тому +4

    9 ball is worth 2 points every other ball is worth 1

    • @neuvocastezero1838
      @neuvocastezero1838 3 роки тому

      lol, I know, they shouldn't even call it 9 ball. Call it 9- rotation or something and not allow early 9 s to force a re-rack.

  • @13randonGfitness
    @13randonGfitness 7 років тому

    haha the earl roast session

  • @srslyusuck
    @srslyusuck 11 років тому

    Alex ran first two racks, how did he have 20 points in 9 ball? do you get a point for winning the game also? little confused here.

  • @TOBYLEXUS711
    @TOBYLEXUS711 8 років тому +2

    Wonder if being short gives you an advantage on a 7ft table? Eye level with everything!!

    • @fastone371
      @fastone371 4 роки тому

      7' and 9' are the same height, just difference in playing area so if being short is an advantage on a 7' table same would hold true on 9' table.

  • @NeftaliTarzan
    @NeftaliTarzan 10 місяців тому +1

    Wish diamond would use green felt again… I can’t stand the blue felt

  • @justinharker
    @justinharker 8 років тому +1

    Alvin is clearly in love with Alex.

    • @InsidePOOLmag
      @InsidePOOLmag  8 років тому

      +bob talbot Alex Rules the roost lolololol - Alvin -

  • @Dakota-2
    @Dakota-2 11 років тому +1

    I like Alex and I think he is a great player but I still believe that if both players were on and racing too 100 Shane would be the victor.

    • @danielhicks4826
      @danielhicks4826 6 місяців тому

      Do you know what Shane vs Alex overall head to head career record is against each other seems Alex usually has his number or no?

  • @bennsamm
    @bennsamm 6 років тому

    My respect for Shane

  • @Airblader
    @Airblader 11 років тому

    It definitely changed direction. It was headed for the corner pocket, hitting the cue made it go into the rail. So I'd agree that it was in fact a foul.

  • @leoandsan
    @leoandsan 7 років тому

    funny how they made fun of earl but now that Shane and others use longer cues no one says anything

  • @UpNStrokeAPAvideos
    @UpNStrokeAPAvideos 7 років тому

    barbox pool has it's challenges...less space to scatter. you have to be better at your cue ball speed or you'll hook yourself alot...these pro's make it look easy because they are some of the best but they have learned the barbox break...the break is the most important

  • @samphilipp4997
    @samphilipp4997 Рік тому

    What is that clicking?

  • @iPoly1989
    @iPoly1989 12 років тому

    In my opinion it wasnt, because the 2 ball did not change direction neither slowed down.

  • @lllllsp1d3rlllll
    @lllllsp1d3rlllll 7 років тому +3

    hey nothing wrong with responding to fans on the stream would b rude if you didnt.also i hate when earls stick is made fun of physics ses that a longer cue will make your stroke straitor.most dont understand why earl has a long cue im getting ready to build my own cue.shaft 31 inches butt 32 inches with a 8 inch screw on exstention. the tip just a little bigger than a snooker cue.the cue. should only weigh 28 ouches it will do the work for me minimal effort alot of spin.just like earl if u notice his stroke is almost effortless.as for the weights u have to understan.a good player is not only a student of the game but a student of your own game.earl is very much so a student of his own game. he wears the weights on his wrist to creat muscle memory.all earl dous is the same that golfers do as an x golfer i do the same in practice.golf stroke is about an exelerating exelerated stroke.meaning in any sport your stroke is always exelerating.players with this stroke get through the ball better than any and dont miss cue miss hit etc.golf and billiards is all about science. if u sucked at science you will suck at billiards.

    • @gregborg3790
      @gregborg3790 5 років тому

      please makeme one

    • @2869may
      @2869may 3 роки тому +2

      People like to talk sh!t about earl.. but he's really intelligent.!

    • @zgoosekeeper
      @zgoosekeeper 3 місяці тому

      How’d your 28 oz cue turn out? 😂

  • @nibzlegend99
    @nibzlegend99 5 років тому

    Race to?

    • @richardjsirois7090
      @richardjsirois7090 2 роки тому

      Bad
      Commentary
      He
      Talks
      About
      Every
      Thing
      But
      The
      Game
      There
      Comentating

  • @Dakota-2
    @Dakota-2 11 років тому +1

    I have to say that both players played very well; however,I believe that if Alex would not have fluked in a thousand shots then Shane would have won.

  • @InsidePOOLmag
    @InsidePOOLmag  11 років тому

    Subscribe here to our UA-cam channel and subscribe to our Ustream channel to find out about upcoming streams.

  • @selkiemoony
    @selkiemoony 11 років тому

    who is the hottie keeping score?

  • @TheAudiophile81
    @TheAudiophile81 4 роки тому +6

    36.46 foul on the break by Alex on the 2 ball.

    • @JH-ji6cj
      @JH-ji6cj 4 роки тому

      Good catch. Def changed the path of the 2 with his stick.

  • @mikyael711
    @mikyael711 Рік тому

    Sometimes it is just your day and everything is falling.

  • @simplytata8029
    @simplytata8029 5 років тому

    The table is small but the triangle is too large lmao 😂😂😂

  • @gino2033
    @gino2033 2 роки тому +1

    Earl is the GOAT of billiards he would play snooker in canada but they only play for play money not worth much...

  • @smithfam90
    @smithfam90 12 років тому +1

    best commentating i have ever heard for a pool match. very entertaining.

  • @giordanoradelich632
    @giordanoradelich632 Рік тому

    ask those fans out there how many us opens they

  • @2869may
    @2869may Рік тому

    Best format 1 ball 1 point.... the early slop 9 means nothing but a single point. Even though it should have been spotted and not counted as a "win" they're not playing "games" they're playing points.
    And NO unintentionally pocketed ball should be a point or continue shooting...

  • @BOILY128
    @BOILY128 11 років тому

    It's CPA rules dude, not a foul.

  • @tomjnemo2
    @tomjnemo2 11 років тому +1

    that table needs Chalk Off!

  • @MrOriuk79
    @MrOriuk79 10 років тому +1

    Statistically Shane is better
    But Alex is catching up

    • @gregborg3790
      @gregborg3790 5 років тому

      i seen shane run eight racks in a row of ten ball at fargo billiards on a nine footer

  • @vincentevans1692
    @vincentevans1692 10 років тому

    its a bar box or a six foot table most likely a bar box

  • @zAcKxFaiR
    @zAcKxFaiR 12 років тому +2

    Damn, the one giving the commentary sucks. Half the time it appears he isn't even focusing on the match, not saying anything even when the players play great safeties or miss easy shots, preferring to talk and laugh to himself instead about random irrelevant shit.

  • @yohanestann
    @yohanestann 10 років тому +1

    1:21:50 was a fault from alex

    • @mcesarey
      @mcesarey 9 років тому +1

      Not in APA/CPA. They're playing CPA and the it says in the rule book that fouls can only be committed in the act of shooting. Bumping a ball like that is not a foul.

  • @krazycool12
    @krazycool12 Місяць тому

    The number of times that banner fell, should have played a drinking game with it.

  • @sumonsarkar93
    @sumonsarkar93 12 років тому

    @earthgreen101 dont forget that this bar table is also a form of game.dont disrespect a player.if u disrespect a player then u will be also disrespected by the way un earthgreen101 is not a fake id of efren bata reyes:)

  • @Ugrasrava
    @Ugrasrava 11 років тому

    ...Po-teen? Ouch. That mispronunciation literally hurt.

  • @Seohelpnow
    @Seohelpnow 11 років тому +1

    table looks 7 inches

  • @choward874
    @choward874 4 роки тому

    That safety at 1:01:20 was sick

  • @commandernoodles2367
    @commandernoodles2367 3 роки тому +1

    that is a small table.

    • @InsidePOOLmag
      @InsidePOOLmag  3 роки тому

      This is reality TV filming these tournaments you have to film where you can film ,period.

  • @bakinghotdogs
    @bakinghotdogs 10 років тому +3

    Wow is it me or is that table TINY my god.. Maybe im just used to playing on 8ft+ tables..

    • @mcesarey
      @mcesarey 9 років тому

      It's a bar box...which is getting more popular lately.

    • @Pasr1987
      @Pasr1987 9 років тому

      3.5ft x 7ft actualy.. most of pool is played on 4.5ft x 9ft, 4ft x 8ft is more popular at homes

    • @mcesarey
      @mcesarey 8 років тому

      ***** What? I couldn't match up with you if I wanted....I work 60hrs a week now. Plus, you have no idea how I play....I've put 7 together on a big box, 10 on a bar box....you remind me of myself about 10 years ago...thinking you know everyone who can beat you

    • @mcesarey
      @mcesarey 8 років тому

      ***** I did....about 10 years ago. Road life is very tough....I make a lot more now working a steady job. I'm better than amateurs, but worse than the pros...so I need a job

    • @JEST3R_
      @JEST3R_ 8 років тому +2

      +Pascal Roy there's also 10x5 which is used in some tournaments

  • @liveforpool77
    @liveforpool77 11 років тому

    its cpa its not all ball foul! thats why he didnt get called

  • @AngrierGorilla
    @AngrierGorilla 11 років тому

    I guess it's a 7 ft

  • @jaimemunoz5920
    @jaimemunoz5920 4 роки тому

    What is that annoying clicking sound? Why are you playing on such an old used table? Why is there no ball counter on the bottom of the screen? So we know what balls have been made and what balls need to be made.

    • @InsidePOOLmag
      @InsidePOOLmag  4 роки тому +2

      it's called REALITY filming . We show up at the tournament and stream the pool room owner has the responsibility to cover the table or not. Stop complaining about a free video .