I've always enjoyed watching Francisco play. That crazy water pump stroke of his is simply amazing! It's so smooth yet there is so much going on there. Most players have a mechanical stroke while his is purely organic.
Really good camera work. I've been trying to understand what's going on with Bustamante's stroke for several years now, and this helps a lot! Thanks, Karl!
Absolute pool royalty with this one Karl!! Django and Efren made me fall in love with 9 ball in the early 2000s. Francisco has such a beautiful cue action. Loved this one Karl 🔥
I met Busti at Buffalo's in Louisiana at the one pocket tournament a few years back. We talked for about 30 minutes. He was extremely nice and a pleasure to talk to. He's a great ambassador for pool.
He sat down next to me at buffs few months ago and I was a bit excited to have a conversation and someone immediately farted near by and he say “wow somebody farted” and walked away 😅
I remember when Bustamante hit the pool scene in the US. I thought holy moly, these Filipinos can play. I was always intrigued with their flamboyant strokes. I played a lot of pool in the Philippines some 30 years ago when I traveled there regularly for business. Both in Manila and Angeles City. They love to gamble. I always hoped I would run into Efren in AC, where he's from, and get the honor to play him. Never happened.
What an awesome vieo. Thanks Karl. Some amazing up close action of Busty. Amazing the the tip of the cue pulls back beyond the loop of his bridge! Amazing. Near the end when he was one the rail, you could here it thump the rail a bit.
Efren Reyes and Djangoo Bustamante was the philipino player i always search the tournament.. see him in starsport when i was in junior high school . he is great player...!
There is an old school Filipino player at the pool hall I play at in San Diego who knows Bustamante from the Phillippines ever since they were kids. He showed me a photo of them when they were like 14 years old. All these old school Pinoys are so good in pool. Whenever they let me play with them I get smoked but I learn from them.
Love that he just laughed at you whenever you potted the white 😂 started playing 9 ball a bit after being more of a UK 8 ball player. Find the cut of the middle pockets really harsh and never feel confident potting into them. Was interesting that to me it looked like the first frame it was easier for Bustamante to take the 8 in the middle, but he went out of his way to get position on it so he could take it on the top bag. Not sure if it was camera angles being deceptive, but made me wonder if the pros avoid middle pockets when they can too?
Hi karl this your video it s intresting for me yah you know there is not many youtuber which is can interview and playing with a django thats amazing with remainded he is one of a legend which is still playing now I hope sometimes you can make a video with roonie o sullivan like you ever make a video with steven hendry Iam so waiting that thanks karl
Dyango still got it and really wants to play in the Reyes Cup but players are selected according to ranking and he was not active internationally anymore. Nice guy.
Love these vids haha keep it up! Still hoping to somehow get tickets to the Reyes Cup and meet you and all the other pool players but idk how to find tickets tbh :(
the hidden legend.. besides efren reyes.. the d'jango.. and not forgotten.. Ronnie Alcano the volcano... and many more pinoy hidden legend.. and also not forgotten karl boyes the box office himself also a legend..
I’m surprised busty isn’t doesn’t have the level of fame of Efren. His stroke is fascinating. Absolute talent to be a me to be so good with such a loose stroke 💪🏻
Amazing that a player of Bustamantes caliber can easily find money games. Nobody at my local bar would play Karl or Busty...at least not straight up LOL
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I've always enjoyed watching Francisco play. That crazy water pump stroke of his is simply amazing! It's so smooth yet there is so much going on there. Most players have a mechanical stroke while his is purely organic.
His wobbly stroke always amazed me. Looks like he has no idea what he's doing LOL.
The story goes that he did that on purpose early on to get more action and seem like he didn’t know what he was doing
The best 13 minutes of my day.
What a terrific ambassador for the game, his country, and a genuinely pleasant gentleman!
both of them
@@maxhung69 for sure
5:39 That wink and "hehe" made my day 🤣🤣
Really good camera work. I've been trying to understand what's going on with Bustamante's stroke for several years now, and this helps a lot! Thanks, Karl!
Glad it was helpful!
Absolute pool royalty with this one Karl!!
Django and Efren made me fall in love with 9 ball in the early 2000s. Francisco has such a beautiful cue action.
Loved this one Karl 🔥
What an excellent genuine way to conduct an interview. Smiles all around.
7:09 Karl: "Is the 2 ball safe?"
Francisco: "Not really."
Haha, gotta love Django!
and proceeded to bank it. badass
I met Busti at Buffalo's in Louisiana at the one pocket tournament a few years back. We talked for about 30 minutes. He was extremely nice and a pleasure to talk to. He's a great ambassador for pool.
He sat down next to me at buffs few months ago and I was a bit excited to have a conversation and someone immediately farted near by and he say “wow somebody farted” and walked away 😅
@@Erkkremlinklum 🤣, but also 😥because you didn't get to talk to him.
I remember when Bustamante hit the pool scene in the US. I thought holy moly, these Filipinos can play. I was always intrigued with their flamboyant strokes. I played a lot of pool in the Philippines some 30 years ago when I traveled there regularly for business. Both in Manila and Angeles City. They love to gamble. I always hoped I would run into Efren in AC, where he's from, and get the honor to play him. Never happened.
That Busty stroke is wild. True Legend. Great content Karl
Busty lol
It is actually absurd
Always a pleasure having you Karl here in the PH. You missed the opportunity to do a What's In The Bag.
We did it don’t worry 😉
@@KarlBoyesPoolLife WOOO Hell yeah!
True legends of the game both of you 👌🏼👌🏼
You both humbling down, love it!
What a great comment by Karl "You practice, you get lucky." So true.
My favorite player!!good to see ol Busty..
Hell yeah I'd love it if Francisco played in the Reyes cup. Get Earl Strickland as well. Even get Efren to do a couple of exhibition matches for fun
Efren is playing in it
@@Zigarius1123 hell yeah let's go
What an awesome vieo. Thanks Karl. Some amazing up close action of Busty. Amazing the the tip of the cue pulls back beyond the loop of his bridge! Amazing. Near the end when he was one the rail, you could here it thump the rail a bit.
Mr Francisco stil in amazing shape. I'm looking forward to see him in a big competition!
Love Busty...! My favorite Player.
Thank you Karl.
The most signature arm swing i have ever saw
Bustamante! My favourite player of all time. ❤
You ran Busty the old master close Karl, but it wasnt to be! Great video as always
the bank at 7:26 with power draw for shape on the 3 was a sexy shot
What a fun video. Thank you for sharing this.
Efren Reyes and Djangoo Bustamante was the philipino player i always search the tournament.. see him in starsport when i was in junior high school . he is great player...!
Mika says Django is the most feared player back in the 90s.
Bustamonte, one of the all-time greats
Billiards legends in Philippines love money game now😅 😅😅😅 ill always watch in live
Francisco is a Legend.
Legend never die
There is an old school Filipino player at the pool hall I play at in San Diego who knows Bustamante from the Phillippines ever since they were kids. He showed me a photo of them when they were like 14 years old. All these old school Pinoys are so good in pool. Whenever they let me play with them I get smoked but I learn from them.
One of the smoothest yet unorthodox, cueing action ever
Love that he just laughed at you whenever you potted the white 😂
started playing 9 ball a bit after being more of a UK 8 ball player. Find the cut of the middle pockets really harsh and never feel confident potting into them. Was interesting that to me it looked like the first frame it was easier for Bustamante to take the 8 in the middle, but he went out of his way to get position on it so he could take it on the top bag. Not sure if it was camera angles being deceptive, but made me wonder if the pros avoid middle pockets when they can too?
The man that made me LOVE the game
I enjoyed that Karl. And thanks for getting easy and relax with Django.
mr boyes, u should have added a whats in the bag content for busty!
We have don’t worry
@@KarlBoyesPoolLife Never should've doubted me you 😂
Hi karl this your video it s intresting for me yah you know there is not many youtuber which is can interview and playing with a django thats amazing with remainded he is one of a legend which is still playing now I hope sometimes you can make a video with roonie o sullivan like you ever make a video with steven hendry Iam so waiting that thanks karl
Dyango still got it and really wants to play in the Reyes Cup but players are selected according to ranking and he was not active internationally anymore. Nice guy.
Love these vids haha keep it up!
Still hoping to somehow get tickets to the Reyes Cup and meet you and all the other pool players but idk how to find tickets tbh :(
This must be in Gateway Bowl and Billiards. I recognize the lights and the Puyat table 😅
Bustamante was my favorite pool player when I was a kid
Django’s timing is something else, it’s pretty hard to control with a long bridge
the hidden legend.. besides efren reyes.. the d'jango.. and not forgotten.. Ronnie Alcano the volcano... and many more pinoy hidden legend..
and also not forgotten karl boyes the box office himself also a legend..
Him and Efren were my childhood idols.
Omg same here they were our heroes to me and my brother growing up in the Philippines
A,totally great person 😊
Django deserves a spot on Reyes cup
Django is my favourite!
I’m surprised busty isn’t doesn’t have the level of fame of Efren. His stroke is fascinating. Absolute talent to be a me to be so good with such a loose stroke 💪🏻
In the Philippines Django is a pool demigod. We adore him as much as we do Efren. These two are considered national heroes/treasures back home
@@patxizabaljauregui2543 awesome love to hear it
Django, what a legend!
So good #ReyesCup 🇵🇭🎉
Let him gamble to get an idea and experience how Pilipinos play pool.
It was a night to remember, hope you liked the handle of my cues Sir Karl 😁
Hi Karl, are you using Little Monster break cue? If that's so, which type of it?
Ronnie was just in the u tubes playing Carlo last month Karl
@7:33 Bustamante shifted from right to left
The goat!!!
Which break cue do u use?
Wow, Karl still got it
Hey Karl, since when do you play a JFlowers Cue? Or is it Jaysons Cue? Greetz from Germany Thomas
Legend
1:51 grandpa wrong potting the ball tho, instead 3 he pot the 4 first 😅
Pink 4 and orange 5 he was good lol
Bustamante and Oliver Ortmann and their brutal breaks...
please let him play jango bustamante
What cue were you shooting with in the video Karl?
jf
Beauty ❤
django still got it
One of "The Greats"
I can’t believe how far he pulls the cue back into his bridge hand when he breaks. He pulls it back past his fingers.
Pogi lets make a video tayo😂🎉❤😊
will he compete on reyes cup? it'll be great if django won reyes cup 😁
what's in the bag??
Bear cue
That stroke is a beauty
Karl, it's pronounced "JANG-GO", not "DEE-JANG-GO".
Although it is spelled Django
Amazing that a player of Bustamantes caliber can easily find money games. Nobody at my local bar would play Karl or Busty...at least not straight up LOL
He ran 11 and out against Johnny archer in a money game.
What's in The BAG....
Bear cue
I’m gonna tell y’all the secret to beating Efren and Francisco… Sit in between them at the 2-5 NL Holdem table..
DJANGO
review stik bustamante
Bear cue
Who won? Germany, as always 😅
Just want to hate Karl- but l love him
i thought django and francisco were two different people lmao
when were you there in Gateway @Karl Boyes