Yo creo que honor .

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Proof or it didn't happen

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@@jckdnls9292 Chill bro, he's not stating anything other than respect for Efren.

Es un don que lo gana el humilde CORAZÓN ❤.

Don't forget he put in an insane amount of hard word. An unbeatable combo. God bless and hard work.

Hes like a 3000 year old munk.

yess sir

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@@FritzEdits àà

Why? He did it to others plenty of times. The ones I feel sorry for are the ones who sit there through interminable straight pool or one pocket games that are as one sided as this, or worse. I've seen several 150 and outs in straight pool, where the opponent got NO shots and might as well have stayed in bed, because it would have made absolutely no difference if he had. THAT is brutal.

3 chances in a race to 11 match? That's insane.

I am sorry for what happened. Maybe because they are running out of time and their time in the US is limited and already scheduled. However, Efren says he is still not retiring so he can still come back to the US and maybe somehow get you your autograph. Never lose hope.

Are you Greek? Malakas... Greek word you know? 😏🙄😁😁😬

@@keith14041914 hes filipino

No on contrary many rate his break is his weakest. There is no double about his shot making and kicks but I have seen he loose on break..

Would it be fair to say his experience of playing and winning a lot in 3 cushion gave him the ability to put the cue ball where it needed to be for the next shot?

Naaaa the channel narrator is way better than the tv commentator

@@josephroberts2555 he literally just says exactly what happens on screen...

@@josephroxursox that's a great observation. I think that's called a commentator. Haha

@@josephroberts2555 Yeah, but not a very interesting or original one. Normally, to me, it's far more interesting to hear some accurate and interesting actual analysis, prediction, and reasoning for the players actions, at least and especially when I knew very little about pool. A lot to learn there, when the commentator is at the level of this particular fellow. A lot more when they are digging down into the basic workings of the players actions, thinking, and intent. Even now if there is a Scott Frost or Jeremy Jones type of commentator I learn a lot, especially on games I'm not nearly as familiar with and require immense strategy, like one pocket. Or a Nick Varner, who's also got some good anecdotes and funny observations. I think the funniest pair is Encardona and Danny DiLiberto (that one will be contentious) as they are sometimes like an old married couple that squabble light heartedly and even break each other up. You don't find wits much dryer than Danny. People seem to either love him or hate him as a commentator, not a lot in between from the comments I've seen on them. Listening to the commentator from this channel you literally learn zip, like why even bother, it brings nothing to the table, and is literally like DUH from beginning to end. I think that is what Joe was saying, since it apparently flew right over your head. I do appreciate this commentator as an uploader though, as he tends to let the video run beginning to end without interruption, and I have no qualms whatsoever about just muting the audio, any more. In other words, nothing to hear here folks, move along. I guess if you can't figure out if the ball went here, or there, and followed this path every shot he's great. Or what action Efren used to accomplish the shot, on rare occasions. Maybe for an unsighted person this channel announcer would be very good (not being flippant there). Thoroughly brain dead and utterly useless material, though, if you are looking at the screen or monitor. I don't need someone to tell me the ball went from here to there in this path every time. It is precisely like someone reading out loud something you are reading yourself, useless, or worse than useless in that case, just a talking head. Apparently you like that sort of thing, though. And I'm not dissing the channel dude, as apparently to some people (you for one) it is just the ticket. Ha Ha.

To be that consistent for 11 straight racks and also not be unlucky on the break is really rare, it's one of the few formats that rewards skill. If the number 1 player is that good, he'll get an opportunity and he can do the exact same thing in reverse, or be good enough to not lose the lag in the first place. If you're still salty because perfect play fucked you over, you're not the number 1 player in the world. Right? The guy who made you turn your seat into a Dutch oven is really the number 1 player.

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