Those announcers trying to play off Sigel "accidentally" breaking his cue is pathetic, lol. Broadcasting rule #1 - Never insult your viewers' intelligence.
@@RollinTrollin Even then, they knew he was frustrated. Pretty easy to put two and two together, rather than assuming his cue just mysteriously broke by some kind of freak accident. Pool cues are pretty darn durable.
Nope. That man has never been at fault for anything. He's exceptionally charming and everybody else has been intentionally antagonizing him throughout his entire righteous career. [Source: inside Earl's narcissistically volatile head]
@Troll2640 nearly every altercation or argument in professional pool that happens earl Strickland is involved in 99% of them, what does that tell you about the guy. Me??? It tells me he's a entitled cry baby who is over the hill and in his mind he's still in his hayday were he's No1 in the world and he can't quite get his head around the fack that he's finished. See if your playing and your opponent calls a shot then plays a different one do you let it slide because he's earl??? You call it out. The fact that other people heard him call it and the officials wouldn't listen to them would infuriate you to. The fact earl thinks he can cheat and get away with it well he's just cheating himself and the officials letting him away with it means he'll continue to cheat. Its seems that cheating in America is OK???? Patrick Reed cheats every other week and no one bat's a eyelid. Lance Armstrong cheated for years you knew about it and did nothing. America really is just a nation of cheaters really.
@Troll2640but nobody mentioned Shaw? So why you saying people defending him... The comment was that Earl is an idiot.. Somebody else also being an idiot does not prevent from that?
Clearly, Earl Strickland has never been at fault for anything. He's actually an exceptionally charming gentleman and everybody else has been intentionally antagonizing him throughout his entire righteous career. [Source: inside Earl's narcissistically volatile head]
Lol @ that first fella knowing exactly where the hole in the felt was. Like he's just been waiting to miss the right kind of easy shot so he could tear that sheet clean off the slate.
In a sport full of bad tempered babies, Strickland is the biggest baby of them all. I remember one Mosconi where he was sharking his opponents constantly & the ref had to stand next to him to shut him up!
the first one was staged. the balls are hiding an existing rip in the cloth and they were going to recloth it anyway, you can see he grabs a specific spot on the cloth to rip it
He definitely said 2 ball but i know 100% he meant 10 ball because no way in hell he could make the 2 ball !!!! Earl is of age! It would even happen to a younger player, of course it will to an okder person!!!! Bad on u shaw for not givin em the shot knowing he clearly was going for the 10!!! And ACCIDENTALLY SAID 2!!!! Smh on u shaw!!!
@@jonathansegura8900 unfortunately that's the rule though, if you say 2 and hit the 10, it's a foul, simple as, and to give leniency to someone because of age at a professional level is ridiculous.
@Troll2640 I'm not defending his reactions whatsoever, and I don't remember saying anything to that effect so I don't know where you got that from! All I'm saying is that rules are rules. Earl called the 2 and hit the 10. No matter who you are, how old you are, nobody is above the rules, and that was a foul fair and square. Do you disagree with that?
@@stephanepetiet412 he said 2 but he pointed at 10 and obviously played the 10 he was aiming for minutes. Actually the official rules say that Earl is right because the pocket outweighs the ball.
Anyone that knows pool knows what earl was calling. He pointed to it and it went in. If he said “ten” and it sounded like “two” that’s different but no way he’d be off by that much. I’m with the pearl on this one just from being a shooter myself.
I think Earl and Jayson are friends, after listening to a podcast where Emily Fraser was interviewing Jayson he mentioned that he and Earl lived together in NYC in a apartment that the pool hall they were both pros at. I think they get along just fine but I see both sides of the argument. Technically speaking, Jayson is correct and I don’t know what transpired before this to escalate Jason so much. But if it was a game that a ref was closely watching Earl would have been called a foul, unless when he called the 2ball the ref may have had him clarify since it made no sense and Earl maybe could have corrected himself. I just realized I rambled a lot just to say that I believe Jayson and Earl our friends.
The video is from Steinway Billiards, where they were both pros and shared an apartment in the neighborhood. I wonder if they were still living together at the time. 😂😂😂
If you respect each other, you live with the decision because it's obvious/common sense. Citing the rules that kind of go against common sense in that situation is closer to cheating your way back to the table than an honest mistake. Love Jayson Shaw but this wasn't sportsmanship at its best. Ref made the right call imo and this exception should be added to the rules: a ref should only be allowed to call a foul when it's a failure to complete the obvious play THAT THE PLAYER IS AIMING FOR. That last part of the sentence eliminates this situation.
It happens, it’s just much more respectable. I’ve seen plenty of matches of Ronnie O having some tantrums and some disrespectful behavior, towards the game, his opponent, and the official, but it’s not a full fledged fit like this. Earl acts like a 5 year old not getting a treat or a toy anytime something doesn’t go his way. He should receive automatic loss of frame anytime he acts like this.
@@WesMoran Yeah, that's the difference. For the most part in snooker it's a disagreement carried out in a civil manner. The way some of the pool players argue is similar to what I've seen between drunks playing at a bar.
I've said this somewhere else: Shaw never should've called the foul. But once he did, the ref should've stuck to the rules. That's the only thing to do there.
@Troll2640 the audio is not clear enough for anyone to recognize his words. The referee should’ve stood out to stop this incident and earl should announce his calls more clearly
Wasn't he right both times here? Can just about hear him call the ball, over the commentary, can see him demonstrating the shot. Taking an old man outside is a threat. I don't think he has any control over the tantrums, but people don't control how they react to them, so that'as as bad.
@@sharpvidtube An amazing player and great to watch but he does have a attitude on him. I mean great television. Not the first player or last to do this in pool let alone any other sport.
@@spraymie Lots of sports have one like him, there's always one in tennis, Ilie Năstase, John McEnroe and Nick Kyrgios come to mind. Some great UA-cam videos of them. Some people have a low boiling point, but I love watching them, and I'm usually more annoyed by the people that over react, expecting them not to throw a tantrum, when it's something they have no control over. It seems worse in recent years, everyone is expected to behave perfectly, when we know that's impossible for some people. So often, the ones with uncontrollable tantrums are the best to watch, with abilities others can only dream of.
Earl Strickland has said one time that he doesn't like the rule of call ball. Which makes sense why he loves playing 9 ball and is one of the best players of 9 ball ever
Not for nothing but Earl kept visualizing the line for the 10 in the pocket he made it in. That wasn’t a fluke. I don’t see why he would’ve called 2, the carom was blocked by the stack. I would’ve gave him the benefit of doubt bc he had intent on making it in there. The 10 went in clean and he checked the angle multiple times with his cue
Feel bad for Earl because nobody is ever telling the other guy to relax or stop running their mouth but it always seems like the entire room groups up against Earl in these clips smh
because he takes zero responsibility, acts all ignorant and makes dumb ass disrespectful comments.. He is literally the embodiment of what the world hates about America.
Even though he called the 2 it was very obvious he was going for the 10. I totally understand the frustration from Jason because rules are rules, but at the same time rules are broken. So that being said next clip please.
But the rules also say obvious shots need not be called. The rules also state that in the event that an issue occurs the decision will go in favor of the shooter. This is American Pool, which is where all shots need to be called. A simple solution to these issues is to get rid of the obvious shot rule. Cause is it obvious sure it is, but how am i as the opposing player going to assume you weren't going for a 2 rail into the side? That's the issue.
Look at Jeremy saying let's go outside, what a tough guy implying he'd beat up Earl, an old man :D he should really just stick to coaching and commenting, this was so bad.
He definitely said 2 ball but i know 100% he meant 10 ball because no way in hell he could make the 2 ball !!!! Earl is of age! It would even happen to a younger player, of course it will to an older person!!!! Bad on u shaw for not givin em the shot knowing he clearly was going for the 10!!! And ACCIDENTALLY SAID 2!!!! Smh on u shaw!!!
Rules are there for a reason. If you say 2 ball and shoot the 10 ball, it's a foul and simple as that. If you are so demented that you call the wrong ball, it's not your opponents fault.
Earl was a great pocketor of balls unfortunately the only billiard fans who will remember that fact believe in street fights in the billiard parlor. Earl is not super competitive, he's super confrontational. Every one of his matches in public should have a judge for every call and if/when Earl acts up, immediately is disqualified and escorted out by the Pool Sheriff.
Btw, if you LOOK, and not just listen, he even pointed at the pocket just before he said "10 Ball", just before he shoots, and Jayson is such a poor sport sometimes
That was Shaw throwing his toys out of the pram and a bully really. lost some respect for him here, Earl is older and called the wrong number the shot however was obvious - sharking by Shaw
Except did you not clearly heat him say that Strickland had called him out for the same thing? If Earl wants to dish it out then he needs to get it back
I used to be Earl's fan but has now lost all respect for the guy. Fir his own sake, please don't invite him to these tournaments anymore. He just brings negativity to the game of pool.
I've never been a fan of Strickland, he cries about everything and is always throwing a temper tantrum. Yeah he may have won the US Open a few times but it's time to hang it up, it's just embarrassing at this point
For someone who was as talented as he once was, and probably still is, Earl’s attitude has been nothing but a black eye on the sport and done nothing but hurt the game. Sure it’s a draw to have him at events because people at this point just want to see him have his famous meltdown, but if I was a promoter/organizer, I would’ve banned him years ago. Mike is almost just as bad. Just a couple of whining, crybaby, mouth pieces.
Earl even says “god how did i fucking do that” even when Shaw first calls foul, earl slams his cue and doesn’t say anything until he notices the referee didn’t hear anything then he changes his attitude and then claims he called 10. Rules are rules. Yes 10 was obvious but it’s called shot for a reason and he called the wrong ball even if it was an accident. Shaw says he got called for the exact same thing earlier in the match and he respected it, now earl does it and it’s not a foul ? You can’t play by two different rules.
I love how Jayson Shaw, tried to cheat to manipulate the referee, and got put in his place. Nothing like trying to rob a guy 25 years older than you out of a match, like a lowlife scumbag.
@smoke-n'-stroke-208 Yes it's clear he called the 10 and uttered the wrong ball number. Pool is a gentleman's game. Noone should ever talk to their opponent during play. Shaw was just mad he was gonna lose
Those announcers trying to play off Sigel "accidentally" breaking his cue is pathetic, lol. Broadcasting rule #1 - Never insult your viewers' intelligence.
Yes, it was a ridiculous thing to say, he blatantly snapped it
"He didn't break his cue, he broke his "shaft""😅
Kind of reminds you of the mainstream media today.
It's because the broadcasters are watching from a distance, not the camera.
@@RollinTrollin Even then, they knew he was frustrated. Pretty easy to put two and two together, rather than assuming his cue just mysteriously broke by some kind of freak accident. Pool cues are pretty darn durable.
Earl is at the heart of every argument but its never his fault!!!!
Nope. That man has never been at fault for anything. He's exceptionally charming and everybody else has been intentionally antagonizing him throughout his entire righteous career.
[Source: inside Earl's narcissistically volatile head]
@Troll2640 nearly every altercation or argument in professional pool that happens earl Strickland is involved in 99% of them, what does that tell you about the guy. Me??? It tells me he's a entitled cry baby who is over the hill and in his mind he's still in his hayday were he's No1 in the world and he can't quite get his head around the fack that he's finished.
See if your playing and your opponent calls a shot then plays a different one do you let it slide because he's earl??? You call it out. The fact that other people heard him call it and the officials wouldn't listen to them would infuriate you to. The fact earl thinks he can cheat and get away with it well he's just cheating himself and the officials letting him away with it means he'll continue to cheat. Its seems that cheating in America is OK???? Patrick Reed cheats every other week and no one bat's a eyelid. Lance Armstrong cheated for years you knew about it and did nothing. America really is just a nation of cheaters really.
@Troll2640but nobody mentioned Shaw? So why you saying people defending him... The comment was that Earl is an idiot.. Somebody else also being an idiot does not prevent from that?
@@Adam-lt4fx Troll2640 IS Earl.
When I miss a ball, it's Earls fault...
They really need to make Strickland a character on Sponge Bob.
Hey 🤡, Earl has the most Major 9-ball titles of any player!
Old earl is squidward. Present earl is Larry the lobster lmao
Clearly, Earl Strickland has never been at fault for anything. He's actually an exceptionally charming gentleman and everybody else has been intentionally antagonizing him throughout his entire righteous career.
[Source: inside Earl's narcissistically volatile head]
Playing against him for 12 years i can honestly tell you he was better at playing the " victim" then playing pool at most tourneys
@Troll2640 4th time for that comment.
@@Troll-op6tx Yes, blame Earl for cheating as he was the one who cheated
.... gotta love Earl's antics
Little "surprise" Strickland is the very first match of this video! I like Jason Shaws PO scottish accent!
And his hip rock too.
"He didn't break his cue"
Eh? Did I imagine that?!
Lol @ that first fella knowing exactly where the hole in the felt was. Like he's just been waiting to miss the right kind of easy shot so he could tear that sheet clean off the slate.
Jason Shaw is the MVP for unprofessionalism and rudeness. Nobody is going to beat him on that.
I think it was fixed 🤣
How has Strickland got away with the first one. Ridiculous
Shaw is the biggest pos on Earth
@@billysikes1374 what does that mean
He got away with it but Jayson just screed the game and pulled an Earl Strickland lol plus it's ok since Jayson won the Mosconi Cup last year
Respect the referees decision
@@RushNCrush two players can overrule the ref is most cases.
There’s a theme here………..Earl 😂
Yes, we’ll spotted 🤣
Earl actually called the pocket tho
I can call a pocket too but if the wrong ball is called its a foul...
Still a foul.
Yeah but called a wrong ball.
In a sport full of bad tempered babies, Strickland is the biggest baby of them all. I remember one Mosconi where he was sharking his opponents constantly & the ref had to stand next to him to shut him up!
This is when the feud between them began....I've seen them in interviews for like mosconi n they always diss each other lolllll
This was a regular thing in my local back in the day
Love how strickland gives it large, gets offered to go outside, then soils himself
Yeah, he is all mouth 😊
Bigger man for walking away
@@craigo2963 hes only had 6 operations!
@@craigo2963 Or as we like to say...Be a pussy Earl!
@@craigo2963 lol no. Coward for talking trash and cowering.
the first one was staged. the balls are hiding an existing rip in the cloth and they were going to recloth it anyway, you can see he grabs a specific spot on the cloth to rip it
Earl Strickland is two opposite spinning black holes colliding.
🤣🤣 great biceps 💪 🤣
Strickland sounds like that one Toy Story character
🤣
The accent in the movie was based on Texan accents lol
Thats why efren reyes is incomparable. the GOAT
John got the call wrong. He called the 2.
Looked like Earl pointed to the pocket for that 10 ball. The two wasn’t going there😳
He definitely said 2 ball but i know 100% he meant 10 ball because no way in hell he could make the 2 ball !!!! Earl is of age! It would even happen to a younger player, of course it will to an okder person!!!! Bad on u shaw for not givin em the shot knowing he clearly was going for the 10!!! And ACCIDENTALLY SAID 2!!!! Smh on u shaw!!!
@@jonathansegura8900 unfortunately that's the rule though, if you say 2 and hit the 10, it's a foul, simple as, and to give leniency to someone because of age at a professional level is ridiculous.
@Troll2640 I'm not defending his reactions whatsoever, and I don't remember saying anything to that effect so I don't know where you got that from! All I'm saying is that rules are rules. Earl called the 2 and hit the 10. No matter who you are, how old you are, nobody is above the rules, and that was a foul fair and square. Do you disagree with that?
@@stephanepetiet412 he said 2 but he pointed at 10 and obviously played the 10 he was aiming for minutes. Actually the official rules say that Earl is right because the pocket outweighs the ball.
@@raskolnjikov1 please direct me to that official rule, as I've never come across it
Earl seems to be the common denominator here!
Upload more of this
I’ll try 😁
Anyone that knows pool knows what earl was calling. He pointed to it and it went in. If he said “ten” and it sounded like “two” that’s different but no way he’d be off by that much. I’m with the pearl on this one just from being a shooter myself.
More of this😂
I’ll try 😊
Earl "the girl" Strickland.
I think Earl and Jayson are friends, after listening to a podcast where Emily Fraser was interviewing Jayson he mentioned that he and Earl lived together in NYC in a apartment that the pool hall they were both pros at. I think they get along just fine but I see both sides of the argument. Technically speaking, Jayson is correct and I don’t know what transpired before this to escalate Jason so much. But if it was a game that a ref was closely watching Earl would have been called a foul, unless when he called the 2ball the ref may have had him clarify since it made no sense and Earl maybe could have corrected himself. I just realized I rambled a lot just to say that I believe Jayson and Earl our friends.
The video is from Steinway Billiards, where they were both pros and shared an apartment in the neighborhood. I wonder if they were still living together at the time. 😂😂😂
@@djamo1969 Talk about an awkward ride home.
Earl called the shot out with his stick, did he not?
If you respect each other, you live with the decision because it's obvious/common sense. Citing the rules that kind of go against common sense in that situation is closer to cheating your way back to the table than an honest mistake. Love Jayson Shaw but this wasn't sportsmanship at its best. Ref made the right call imo and this exception should be added to the rules: a ref should only be allowed to call a foul when it's a failure to complete the obvious play THAT THE PLAYER IS AIMING FOR. That last part of the sentence eliminates this situation.
Is it just me but why does the audio sound weird on phone on landscape in the second clip of earl strickland and jayson shaw
it sounds ok to me.
Schmidt vs Sigel... I was there, I remember it well. Mike didn't care about the shaft. He had his own line of cues and plenty more shafts.
It was an accident remember 😉
@@EnglishPoolandSnooker *Wink* 😂
What happened to the sound @???
Lmao that Asian guy just getting mad and ripping the Chinese 8 ball table
That's why I play snooker. Something like this never happens there.
It happens, it’s just much more respectable. I’ve seen plenty of matches of Ronnie O having some tantrums and some disrespectful behavior, towards the game, his opponent, and the official, but it’s not a full fledged fit like this. Earl acts like a 5 year old not getting a treat or a toy anytime something doesn’t go his way. He should receive automatic loss of frame anytime he acts like this.
@@WesMoran Yeah, that's the difference. For the most part in snooker it's a disagreement carried out in a civil manner. The way some of the pool players argue is similar to what I've seen between drunks playing at a bar.
I hear 10ball called.
Referee loves the attention
Yeah, his decision speech unedited lasts over 5 minutes, he was loving it. Shouting like the town crier 😊
The recent flare up of Mika the IceGIRL Immonen in his match against DeLuna is hard to beat IMO 🧐😂
That happened after I made the video 😊
Earl met his match that day lol
I miss bonus ball
Pool sticks always accidentally break😁
Happens to me all the time, I just lean on them and they snap 🤣
Jason Shaw is the MVP for unprofessionalism and rudeness. Nobody is going to beat him on that.
Idk Earl seems like a typical boomer cry baby luckily that shit generation is nearly dead
I had to Google MVP, I thought you were saying he is a people carrier 🤣
Jayson
" Let's talk about this outside "
What's the difference between talking it out there by the pool table versus outside?
You really need to ask that question??
There's a little more air so people don't get as heated up
That was the wrong call by John Leyman.
Fun fact. Shaw & Strickland where roommates.
mika vs de luna needs to added
That only happened recently, maybe for a part 2. Thanks 😊
Busy ups or dust ups?
The etiquette of the game they didn't learn pathetic
Earl seems to be in a lot of these...
Settle down now Earl the girl is about to play
What a load of 'hit.
How did he manage to pull the clothe off.
Set up.😅
I was think that, still funny though
I've said this somewhere else: Shaw never should've called the foul. But once he did, the ref should've stuck to the rules. That's the only thing to do there.
He should, it’s the rules and there should be no exceptions.
@Troll2640 the audio is not clear enough for anyone to recognize his words. The referee should’ve stood out to stop this incident and earl should announce his calls more clearly
Earl Stricklandの最初のやつはコールしてなかったって事？
What's the common denominator in these games except for one? It has the same player in them. Earl
Why do they often want to smash their cue?! Insane.
He gots free cues lol
Cocaine rage.
Earl the pearl of strops
Wasn't he right both times here? Can just about hear him call the ball, over the commentary, can see him demonstrating the shot. Taking an old man outside is a threat. I don't think he has any control over the tantrums, but people don't control how they react to them, so that'as as bad.
@@sharpvidtube
An amazing player and great to watch but he does have a attitude on him. I mean great television.
Not the first player or last to do this in pool let alone any other sport.
@Guvnor aka King of the Internet
Washed up 😂
Can retire come back and floor everyone.
Yeah ok
@@spraymie Lots of sports have one like him, there's always one in tennis, Ilie Năstase, John McEnroe and Nick Kyrgios come to mind. Some great UA-cam videos of them. Some people have a low boiling point, but I love watching them, and I'm usually more annoyed by the people that over react, expecting them not to throw a tantrum, when it's something they have no control over. It seems worse in recent years, everyone is expected to behave perfectly, when we know that's impossible for some people. So often, the ones with uncontrollable tantrums are the best to watch, with abilities others can only dream of.
@Guvnor aka King of the Internet If that's your best attempt at trolling, time for you to retire😂
Bác Strickland cơ thủ nóng tánh nhất từng biết
Earl Strickland has said one time that he doesn't like the rule of call ball. Which makes sense why he loves playing 9 ball and is one of the best players of 9 ball ever
Earl called 2 ball . I was replay 5 times .he did at 0.39
May this video got edited...after 0.42
Manchild Earl. Who would of thought?
The pool world will rejoice when Strickland retires.
wow...a scouser making the peace ;)
He should have said: "CALM DOWN, CALM DOWN!!!"
Not for nothing but Earl kept visualizing the line for the 10 in the pocket he made it in. That wasn’t a fluke.
I don’t see why he would’ve called 2, the carom was blocked by the stack.
I would’ve gave him the benefit of doubt bc he had intent on making it in there. The 10 went in clean and he checked the angle multiple times with his cue
Earl just called the wrong ball number, his mistake i guess.... its like something i would do!
Feel bad for Earl because nobody is ever telling the other guy to relax or stop running their mouth but it always seems like the entire room groups up against Earl in these clips smh
No one wants to calm down the buff guy. What a fuckin joke
Cause he's a pure bred fuckwit
because he takes zero responsibility, acts all ignorant and makes dumb ass disrespectful comments.. He is literally the embodiment of what the world hates about America.
Why would that be?
I dont Care what anybody says he could have been one of the greatest now the only number 1 i see him as is biggest clown ever. Strickland.
Even though he called the 2 it was very obvious he was going for the 10. I totally understand the frustration from Jason because rules are rules, but at the same time rules are broken. So that being said next clip please.
But the rules also say obvious shots need not be called. The rules also state that in the event that an issue occurs the decision will go in favor of the shooter. This is American Pool, which is where all shots need to be called. A simple solution to these issues is to get rid of the obvious shot rule. Cause is it obvious sure it is, but how am i as the opposing player going to assume you weren't going for a 2 rail into the side? That's the issue.
Just like a bunch of kids
I remember jayson shaws match. Absolute byast ref. It was clear earl called the 2ball shot the 10. 😡😡😡
Look at Jeremy saying let's go outside, what a tough guy implying he'd beat up Earl, an old man :D he should really just stick to coaching and commenting, this was so bad.
ES HAS BEEN A AH HIS ENTIRE CAREER
Strickland is one of those people that you want to hit...hard
He definitely said 2 ball but i know 100% he meant 10 ball because no way in hell he could make the 2 ball !!!! Earl is of age! It would even happen to a younger player, of course it will to an older person!!!! Bad on u shaw for not givin em the shot knowing he clearly was going for the 10!!! And ACCIDENTALLY SAID 2!!!! Smh on u shaw!!!
Rules are there for a reason. If you say 2 ball and shoot the 10 ball, it's a foul and simple as that. If you are so demented that you call the wrong ball, it's not your opponents fault.
Earl was a great pocketor of balls unfortunately the only billiard fans who will remember that fact believe in street fights in the billiard parlor.
Earl is not super competitive, he's super confrontational.
Every one of his matches in public should have a judge for every call and if/when Earl acts up, immediately is disqualified and escorted out by the Pool Sheriff.
Lmfao
This has been implemented in some of his past games. Look it up. He no longer needs that because he clearly acts much better now.
wow, he clearly called the 10, lost a little respect for Jayson Shaw after that
He clearly said "two" I heard it and so did you if you played the video with volume
@Doraemon your ears are deceiving you, "and you know it", he said 10, it's not even that close, really.
Btw, if you LOOK, and not just listen, he even pointed at the pocket just before he said "10 Ball", just before he shoots, and Jayson is such a poor sport sometimes
John Leyman or however it's spelled has always been an absolutely terrible ref. I cannot believe anyone still hires him.
He must be cheap 👍🏼
That was Shaw throwing his toys out of the pram and a bully really. lost some respect for him here, Earl is older and called the wrong number the shot however was obvious - sharking by Shaw
Except did you not clearly heat him say that Strickland had called him out for the same thing? If Earl wants to dish it out then he needs to get it back
From now on i wont watch jason shaw again. Disrespectful!
Lol Shaw is a disgrace
I used to be Earl's fan but has now lost all respect for the guy. Fir his own sake, please don't invite him to these tournaments anymore. He just brings negativity to the game of pool.
I've never been a fan of Strickland, he cries about everything and is always throwing a temper tantrum. Yeah he may have won the US Open a few times but it's time to hang it up, it's just embarrassing at this point
For someone who was as talented as he once was, and probably still is, Earl’s attitude has been nothing but a black eye on the sport and done nothing but hurt the game. Sure it’s a draw to have him at events because people at this point just want to see him have his famous meltdown, but if I was a promoter/organizer, I would’ve banned him years ago. Mike is almost just as bad. Just a couple of whining, crybaby, mouth pieces.
Earl is just not entertaining to watch any longer. He's the AB of pool.
Earl even says “god how did i fucking do that” even when Shaw first calls foul, earl slams his cue and doesn’t say anything until he notices the referee didn’t hear anything then he changes his attitude and then claims he called 10. Rules are rules. Yes 10 was obvious but it’s called shot for a reason and he called the wrong ball even if it was an accident. Shaw says he got called for the exact same thing earlier in the match and he respected it, now earl does it and it’s not a foul ? You can’t play by two different rules.
Strickland is a poor unfair grumpy player. Since always. A sketch , and a bad one... 🙄
Jason and earl the two biggest cry baby’s in pool. This is why snooker will always be successful and this game will not.
I love how Jayson Shaw, tried to cheat to manipulate the referee, and got put in his place. Nothing like trying to rob a guy 25 years older than you out of a match, like a lowlife scumbag.
Earl called the wrong ball lol ... but he has to respect the referees decision
Jayson Shaw is garbage and attitude sucks.
He pointed at the 10 then to the pocket before he shot it in the first clip
@smoke-n'-stroke-208 Yes it's clear he called the 10 and uttered the wrong ball number. Pool is a gentleman's game. Noone should ever talk to their opponent during play. Shaw was just mad he was gonna lose
@Troll2640 lol how is that defending shaw
Pool is snooker for the untalented
Ignorant
Bring any snooker player you want he can get action with SvB. Bet your life if you want
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth one of the dumbest comments I've ever seen lol, maybe with a huge spot, ask Judd Trump how it went
@@AdamMarr are you saying SVB would need a spot in any pool game against any snooker player?
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth I pity you, it must be tough to be so naive
I can’t stand Earl. I recognize his talent but his demeanor sucks. Such a crybaby
Jones thinks he's something but is far from it.
Never could stand Jason Shaw, cocky and a bad sport.