Pt 4: "One-Pocket Smashup!" - Francisco BUSTAMANTE vs Tony CHOHAN
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2022
- Part 4 of 8
In the summer of 2016, one pocket history was made at Good Timez Billiards between this clash of two of arguably, the best pool players of this generation. Playing with $25,000 as a middle wager, they played for 3 days, racing to 21 games (win by 2 games, stipulated).
Colored with commentary from some of the best talent in the area (See credits in video), we were extremely fortunate to gain their knowledge and experience as this match rolled on.
Personally, this match was my all time favorite to cover and would love to hear your comments and feedback. Feel free to 'time-stamp' your favorite moments and as always, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. It means alot! - Daniel Busch
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Your pool videos are the best on UA-cam. It's obvious that you take lots of pride in the product by the effort you put in them. Thanks!
Listening to these legends talk is awesome!
The rule of rerack after a ball on the break is to keep from getting cheated, who wants to play a game where a guy got lucky on the break then runs 6 balls on you, keeps the luck factor out of the game somewhat, it's a necessary rule!
Ed Kelly and pretty boy Floyd, two of the greats!
I love Jimmy Mataya! "does anyone in the Philippines have a job?" bc theyre all great players. lmao i was dying.
Busti says "it's my break, I won the lag." If you win the lag then you break on the odd-numbered games, 1, 3, 5. But this is game 18, an even-numbered game, so shouldn't it have been Tony's break?
I don't care what anyone says...
The rack should be played out if a ball is made on the break.
While making a ball on the break would seem unfair to your opponent, how unfair would it be if you'd scratch on the rebreak?
Damn nits
We want Daniel Busch vs Joe Rogan. Mike Sigel thinks Joe Rogan is one of the best celebrity pool players. Let's hype it up! We want to see it happen!
Joe Rogan thinks the pool table is round because the balls are all round.
@@mtndewu Joe Rogan is a well rounded player. He ran 6/7 balls in front of Mike Sigel.
@@paulamado8525 Rogan's too busy selling junk science to listeners for him to sit in the booth for a pool match. At least, I hope so.
Lol. I played Joe in a USPPA final match at House of Billiards in Sherman Oaks. (2014) and crushed him 7-1 playing 9-ball but, I am always happy to have a rematch.