Thanks for sharing?

I remember that match that was a good one

Bar table match is a diff game, his technique seems too inconsistent with bigger tables with tighter pockets

LOL

I've seen multiple European players do that, but can't remember any American players doing it. Perhaps it's a culture thing.

@@friedrichrubinstein2346 perhaps you are just oblivious!

@@cedareasterling6161 Perhaps, yes. Can you name an American player doing it? Then I can check :)

Who really gives a fuck? What's your point? You think the European players are more nice. Who cares.

Lol can’t break from anywhere else😂

His cue action is garbage.

Ya his technique is going to fail him in big moments. He’s using that slip stroke, which is adding a lot of complexity...

Never heard of Tony Chohan? Josh is a great player, he's from Columbia SC. Plays in my city's local tournaments pretty often.

Chohan is a phenomenal One Pocket player

@@bcdrawdy cohan good one pocket player

Inserting race into pool now?

@@bcdrawdy and Also cliff Joyner I believe still plays in professional tournaments and definitely a out of this world one pocket player ♨️💪 and I heard they were a few back in the 80s and 90s that were pretty good players as well but had some personal issues in their personal life that kind of eventually affected their consistent play especially on the professional level

yep

New rules.. 9 on the spot and they have a small break box.. To make the break harder. The previous rules makes the break very easy.

It started at the European Open with the new break format to not make making the wing ball so consistent

they have reduced the pocket size too.

wtf are you talking about? lmao

@@voodazz The older pool players were all characters. Now American pool might as well be as lame as China or Russia.

Try again next year J.R.

So do I. I actually met Jayson about 3 weeks ago. He didnt seem like a bad guy like some make him out to be. Still i usually cheer the underdog. He seem like he rushed the 9 ball shot there.

Severe right shoulder pain from holding his elbow and shoulder back. It was either switch or quit pool.

Lol you sound as arrogant as most Americans. SVB is considered the best in the world short of Effren. You must be sipping to much stiff tea.

Also curious to know as a critic where your game lies? Or are you just another free ride playing off other peoples clout?

The commentator is just talking bollocks, I guess because he thinks he has to talk up Roberts and the viewers have never watched pool before or heard of anything other than the Mosconi Cup. Roberts is currently number 140 in the rankings. Not saying he is a bad player, he just got steamrollered here. But in no way is he in contention for the Mosconi.

literally beat them?

@@johndenver752 childish

Bull shit winner break is the best ! Long set tight pockets. Separates the men from the boys! . Develop a break it’s the most important shot in 9 and 10 ball! Rotate the break is like everybody wins a trophy! it’s unfair someone develops a break and doesn’t get to use it when the other person breaks when they win a game. This way the best player wins period! Someone hits you with 8 you run 10! When I was young my high break and run was 14 with a regular rack no Magic rack. Get better or go home to mommy!

@@paullordi5154 agreed

You’d think pro table wouldn’t accept a shot like this off the rail

There are already plenty of 10 ball tournaments,if you don't like 9 ball,go watch those. And also,if you paid atention to the full day,there were plenty of dry breaks and failed break and runs

@@mariocastrojim6299 and the players that made the wing ball lost the cue ball every time. This tournament is gonna have some shockers

If you ask.. a lot of pros will say it’s beautiful to see a player still using a slip stroke. You can’t convince a person who’s eaten lunch meat their whole life that a steak is good.

Keith McCready?

Shane’s strokes pretty odd as well compared to a smooth stroke such as Mika’s and mentioning Shane Josh beat the breaks off him in a tournament in Florida last week

josh is a pro player. he missed 1 ball . shaw had a shot after every break, and got the rolls.. is shaw supposed to win yes, but josh is very good

@@uski1977 We all miss but we don't all travel across country and pay big entries to miss. He must have a generous sponsor.

Play him some. Bring lots of money.

He can't have much.

@@thegallerian You don’t know what you’re talking about. He lost to two of the top players in the world. Jayson and Skylar. So you’re saying if you can’t beat those two then you shouldn’t travel cross country to compete. He placed 64 out of 256 players. You obviously never been good at anything.

mate, in a huge match like that, in front of the cameras, I'd guess you'd be lucky if you stand up and walk to the table. and if you want to be a better pool player, stop criticising other players and start criticising youself

He (actually) beat Shane van boening pretty good on the tv table in 10 ball in Jacksonville Florida last weekend to take a top final spot in the tournament

Jason is breaking and playing more accurate and comfortable than anyone in this tournament yet didn’t do Josh any justice

There is a young kid like 12 years old who is very good. He was on on of the morning news shows.

Bugs was one of my favorite players originally