Actually this is how bata makes money by hustling

hahahaha!

lmao

+Eduardo Marcaida ahahahahaahaha

+Major Dilemma Still awesome

+Eduardo Marcaida lmao. hahaha

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Yeah

Exactly!

The Aaron Rodgers of pool .

@@timothykring4772 Perhaps the "Joe Montana " of pool, but to use that goofy, tin-foil hat wearing Aaron Rogers as an example is actually an affront. Really. An affront.

I would love to play a game with him

@@masterofnone11 your game must be strong!

@@roberttaylor6694 getting beat by a player like that will have many rewarding lessons

@@masterofnone11 yes sir truly understand my motto EASY POOL KILL THE FOOL!

Guess this is your claim to fame, congratulations...

Played him and several Philo friends of his at DCC.

I never met or played him ,and I did just as good as anyone haha too good

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I think I could take him. Piece a cake ! 🤥

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Steve Mizerak?

Humble

Wow that's great

@@justafanintexas7913 Steve was a great player but regrettably I never got to see him live. I did see Minnesota Fats several times but did not find him in the same field. Better straight pool and conman

How do you remember all those peopl

But Efren don't have any world titles in straight pool so when you really learn what pocket billiards is really about come and talk to me because I don't just shoot pool I studied everything about it for 57" years ,

But they're not world championships titles and if Alfredo de Oro and Jerome koehe was still alive and playing Efren Reyes would never win a championshipatch from either of them

@@jefferyskelly3769 how many world titles do you have in your 57 years of shooting and studying pool?

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@Jeffery Skelly straight pool died off in the 80's and is nothing compared to one pocket. Efren is the GOAT at one pocket, 8-ball, arguably 9-ball, and was a hell of a 3-cushion player. Anyone who knows pool knows Efren is the greatest pool player of all time.

Better than legendary willie mosconi at 8 or 9 ball pocket billiard, or Ralph greenleaf another invincible pool magician

An equivalent to them and not necessarily better. All three are legends. Mosconi and Greenleaf were as good as anyone in straight pool.

@@Mikep487 in willie mosconi and Ralph greenleaf of pockets billiard that was the golden era

Younger generations had advantage older people did not have in everything

You bet it was, and from what I've seen, Reyes is not better than they were (though he's obviously outstanding).

That was a fluke, Efren knows it

It was a good kick, but the fact that he actually made it was due to a lucky kiss off the back of the cue ball. lol

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Its unintentional you dumb fuck

Jeff Dumelod Who are you talking to? Couldn't be me since I actually said the same thing you did...except in a more polite and logical way. lol

Well said

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There's none like him,very humble too!

'cause he farted , and knows the guy racking is getting a whiff !

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wake him up time to go home

Best seat in the house 😂

:hh

Really

Do not feel "guilty" - you're not alone...

Same here...lol

23:12 was a good kick, but the fact that he actually made it was due to a lucky kiss off the back of the cue ball. lol

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Was 23:12 an accident?

Krusty Kraken If you're talking about the kick shot at the 7, yes. It was an accident. He was trying to make it in the top left corner...it went an additional 2 rails and THEN off of the Q ball, then into the side. There's no way he meant to do that, especially when it was more logical and easier to just kick the Q ball one rail and make the 7 into the top left corner. What made that a difficult shot was the English he had to put on the Q ball to even get it to hit the 7 from that angle. He hit it. But, he didn't make it in the intended pocket.

Anibal Rios What?

legend says the iceman still crying to this day.

Move it!

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I think you're biased by a shared nationality, or else you're suffering from Reyes' Syndrome. Willie Mosconi was better at trick shots, and a shot making machine, back in the 50's.

Mosconi was a genius. If there's a syndrome, it's with Reyes, though he is a great player. I still like straight pool the best.

@@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 I'm spanish. But reyes for me is most exciting I've ever watched. The dude's versatility in all disciplines of pool is unmatched.

I don't think so either

Agree.

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

@Ken Fullman That would've been EPIC

Effen was just being a great guy. Don't ya think?

Awesome man love this 😅 great player and great man

Did it improve your Game!?

@@kennethcooke243 HOW? He sold it, LMAO!

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he is very humble

Really, lucky

@@armandoapuya8541 he’s good but he’ll never beat Lucas, Lucas is awesome

Yeah that was a vicious shot. One thing most people DON'T wanna do is get into a safety game with him. He wins most of the time because of his cue ball control and the fact that he is the best kicker on the planet.

My dad saw Mosconi pocket 526 consecutive balls in a game in Ohio in the 50's. Willie never missed. He quit because he was "tired". He and Fats were great at trick shots as well, so I'm not sure one can unequivocally say that Efren Reyes is the greatest that ever played.

Heavy Mental but they not undefeated though

@@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 - Mosconi loathed 9-ball because he wasn't that good at it.

@@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 but can mosconi play carom? 1 pocket and other discipline that involves safety play? Efren will school mosconi for sure in their prime.

beerus saitams Mosconi played a long time ago, a master for over half a century of play. His record of pocketing 526 balls has been broken recently by a dude who focused all his efforts on it, but reports fail to mention that Mosconi quit at 526 because he “was tired” he may well have gone longer (600, 700?). But I agree, Efren may well be the most versatile player ever though.

You ain’t right 😂😂

That's why they call him the magician

The "Secret Weapon" Of Efren Is Knowing How You Play The "Defense" ! Most Of The Top Caliber Players In The World Are "Sharpshooters" And No Problem Pocketing A Ball, In Any Angles And Distance, And Using The Rails Effectively. If Efren Sense That You're Quite Extra-Ordinary, He Will "Test" Your Skills In Defense, If You Show Some Expertise, He Will Give You More Problems In The Equations. Because, Reyes, Being A CAROM Master, A 3 And 4 Rails-Equation Expert Will Affect Your Discipline And Ruining Your Temper And Obviously Your Game. In Other Words, Reyes Being Also A Chess Player, He Is An Expert In "Mind Game" As Well ! That Is His "Secret Weapon" In Winnings !!!

How about Our LORD Jesus Christ. Oh you meant on the Earth today haha

Think hard, it will come to you.

Oh brother! The vast majority of people don't even know who he is.

@@loric4423 One of the true disappointments of our time

The guy was referring to the pool world.

Lolol

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HAHA. Yeah. That was brutal.

Yeah, I saw that.

Yeah the best view of the game

Lmao

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I hate comparing. BUT...... I think Mr Reyes is better At pool Then MR. Woods at Golf. Am I wrong?

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Best comment EVER about Reyes!!!

lol one way to looka t it i guess

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Yep he's one of the best position players to ever pick up a cue. The finesse that guy has is nothing short of amazing. What I've noticed after watching hundreds of his games is that he may leave himself tough on a lot of shots, but one ........ the money ball. Almost every time he positions for the 9 or 8 ball he almost always is within a foot or so and fairly straight in.

Willie Mosconi was the best pool player, ever. In straight pool, all balls are called, no freebies like in 9 ball. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_Mosconi

The stoic magician actually fist pumped on that one.

@@mattg6290 AWESOME !

You think that was deliberate? There's some luck involved in that shot

​@@ruskyhrahsel7723 luck with multiple world titles 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

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And they call him at the Derby The Master of the Table

The undisputed best pool player of all time. The Magnificent Magician...

He's a 9-ball player with bullshit illegal rules

The greatest pool/ burger eating champion in the history of the sport!!! All hail the great efren reays!!! 🥳👾🙊🙉🙈🐙🤩🐙🐸🎯

He is just the greatest of all if you ask me.

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@@joecruz3511 he is the GOAT 🐐 no one is NEAR HIS LEVEL!

Is he the greatest? Top 5 or 10?

True

Rain Cross It was obviously a fluke

As the commentator said, "You gotta play well to get lucky"

Even though it was a fluke, you must have to play good to get that lucky.

***** I dare you can't even hit that ball?

Rain Cross wow that's sick.

Tell me about it. When they were chastising Immonen for not going for the shot jumping off the side rail in rack 3, the shot wasn't even on as Immonen would have been hitting the knuckle of the pocket!! Pretty much every American commentator (no offence) is clueless when it comes to 9ball. The only ones I really could say are decent are Jeremy Jones and Mark Wilson. These two are not as bad as Jay Helvert and Jerry Forsythe though (probably not spelled their names correctly)

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AGREE!

And talked over what was really going onto tell their own war story.

hes like: why.

"iMO should know this shot" That is modesty? iMO knows, but choose to masse because it's the correct choice Commentators were wrong time and time again in this match, especially in the beginning. Didn't watch the rest because pool is boring

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Nice

He's not a pro. He's a LEGEND

Doesn’t matter Juan if you ever do it again, you did it one time when it mattered.

BS Story bro!!

anton1949 yup same.

+Ron P. Not me ESPN is not for damn pool, I love playing but its a dumb thing to watch

Kyle Jesse just like baseball.its so stupid watching 18 guys doing nothing most of the time just waiting for that damn ball to be thrown.

*Just watch from the 8th inning like I do. You'll save at least 150 minutes.* *You can repeat the same time-saving process for almost all amateur and pro sports just by watching the last quarter, period, half, etc...*

same here

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You've right

There are many videos of Reyes games. Repeat watching and you may learn something useful...its not like watching boxing or basketball.

For sure not enjoyable.without reyes.justlike chess during d time of bobby fisher..

No kidding. Have you seen his documentary?

lol

+Gothus Touchstone Singularity (Stone) and some newspaper :)

pooleroes Bring tv & playstation down too!

+Gothus Touchstone Singularity (Stone) how 'bout some sodas & sandwiches ? LOL

efren's the greatest pool player ever

True bro

Hamad Abdeli no gil origin is not the champion overall,, strickland and efren that two rival in championship game,,

Physics defying? Obviously NOT... physics utilising?...YES. The man simply has a grasp of the physical side of the game that even he will have a problem explaining.

im still waiting for that girl referee in cardiff to reply here . he is the best to referee efren in every game he have. michaila tabbs

Also, he did not take his eyes off of that 3 ball. He watched it all the way to the pocket. He raised his cue in celebration the moment the 3 ball bounced off the side rail.

Just wow! Thank you for explaining! Amazing!

hahahahhahahahaha excellent !!!!

LMAO

Carson Miller LOL IM DYINGGG

Wow. He should be sponsored by La-Z-Boy. Hahahahaha.

lol

And then you woke up

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To me, chess and pool is a lot alike. There's a lot of times one move or one hard shot, usually a bank shot, if you make it it sets up the whole game. Make the shot and then run the table.

Normally on high level games like a hill-hill battle, most players would play safe, not Efren.

thats why they allowed jump cue, and efren possibly the reason why this are change

master noah yo I'm here too man

2063 anyone?

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2020

dude, even professionals miss. and sorry to say just bc you can throw a couple names out there doesn't make it true. i find it hard to believe your outlandish story, unless your ready to fork over a picture or something i think you're talking out of your ass. and as for missing easy shots, believe me everyone has those days, you're not a perfect pool player and if you want I'll go ahead and run a couple races with you and give you the 7 out

and you're a fool telling your life story to someone who could give two shits.

mmm...pool

Being in ''dead stroke'' for a day has happened to a lot of people who've spent time playing/practicing pool. That's a given. Winning games when you're on a bad day is what separates you and Reyes. Another thing is that Efren has a vast knowledge on ball behaviour as he is also a great carom player. He has an unmatched arsenal of offensive and defensive shots and is widely regarded to have elevated the game. Has he missed easy shots? Sure, everyone does, but the crucial moment is what you do afterwards. Do you miss another and collapse under sheer pressure, or get yourself up and make a comeback? Do you get angry or focused? That's what most people don't understand about this guy. He has the best mentality for the game than anyone ever. And that's what made everything else possible...

Efren has lost lots of matches.

Yea right!

@Silvio ManuelYour question means you haven't heard of Cesar Morales. 😂😂😂

@@alexbolongaita7545 Cesar Morales is the greatest of all time

One simple name: Walter Lindrum. Efren is a fantastic player as well as a really nice guy, but to call him the greatest billiard player of all time is flat out absurd, incorrect, and somewhat offensive.

@@benmiddleton4365 Eften is the best tourney player of all time how bout that? Anything else cant be proven....

Well the statement as it was said, and that is what I was putting my two cents in about and not at all what you said, which I will get to, was that Efren Reyes was the greatest billiard player of all time. Clearly, and irrefutably incorrect, as evidenced by historical facts. Now, to what you said..... Best tournament player? Well that's some arguable territory right there too, I guess that a concensus would have to be agreed upon as to the criteria making up of that claim, everything ranging from money won and amount of titles, numbers of countries, and then how would you rate up era as well as discipline (s) difference being weighed, who could really be the fair judge of all that? Only God himself, and that's why this argument is so pointless. It's impossible for any one person to be able to honestly say who the best was, only who they think, and for whatever reasoning there might be to back up their personal decision based on potentially biased personal opinion. I believe Walter Lindrum was the best billiard player the world has ever seen or will ever see again, and that statement is backed up by quite a staggering amount of historical facts, but I am man enough to admit that I may actually be wrong, and if there is anyone else who is remotely considerable to be claimed to be better, then I would LOVE to see the evidence to back that up.