1995 World 8-Ball Championship Efren Reyes VS Jeff Carter

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

Комментарии • 37

  • @normansinclair4437
    @normansinclair4437 Год назад +9

    Every time I watch Efrem Reyes play's I cry tears of joy believe me

  • @lskshmariemostolesdhksks9719
    @lskshmariemostolesdhksks9719 Год назад +1

    Congratulations sir Efren Reyes watching from hongkong ❤❤

  • @emelitalerpido2513
    @emelitalerpido2513 Год назад +4

    Sya ay biyaya ng langit para maiangat anggat at makilala ang mga pilipino sa buong mundo

  • @noelignacio931
    @noelignacio931 Год назад +1

    He made a giant introduction when he visited the U.S. as an unknown to the pool community, they quickly found out , “he for real”, weather annihilating opponents in the back rooms, playing in high stakes games, dominating in tournament play and be the most humble man in a game where tempers occasionally flare, egos get hurt, he’s the quintessential pool player others, amateur and pros alike watch in awe what Efen can do on the pool table.

  • @SK1974ification
    @SK1974ification Месяц назад

    I worked at a pool hall in Madison. Jeff was our house pro. Learned everything from him. Played Reyes and a few other pros. Kicked the shit out of me.

  • @krumz06
    @krumz06 Год назад +3

    Commentary was the worst. Efren changed the game so much they couldn’t even understand

  • @ericstolze8940
    @ericstolze8940 Год назад +1

    getting major Al Bundy Married with Children vibes from this guy

  • @johnmarshall5905
    @johnmarshall5905 Год назад

    He killed that outfit 😂😂😂

  • @dominadorchan8171
    @dominadorchan8171 Год назад +3

    My goodness, pool enthusiasts may not have noticed it but that shot by Efren at 18:07 was a trick shot. Anyone doing that same shot would most probably hit any of the clustered balls (8, 12 and 14) after hitting the 3 ball. But the cue ball navigated its way past between the 8 and 12 balls after pocketing the object ball #3.

  • @palidiciovermingagurainia1760
    @palidiciovermingagurainia1760 Год назад

    I remember Carter coming to Chicago in his van that he lived in…he was not your “usual” road player…

    • @scottisitoro3953
      @scottisitoro3953 8 месяцев назад

      An old Billiards Digest Magazine from 1997
      has an ad in the back saying, "Jeff Carter, Pro billiards Tour player
      lessons at Chicago Billiard Cafe.'
      They will not give me any contact info on him. Anyone know
      if he still teaches private lessons in Chicagoland?

  • @yetricaniago763
    @yetricaniago763 Год назад +3

    Mantapp👍👍

  • @mef12727
    @mef12727 Год назад +2

    41:06 except for Earl Strickland

  • @jdmikeg4
    @jdmikeg4 18 дней назад

    He sounds like Johnny Carson.

  • @LaserHighway
    @LaserHighway Год назад +6

    A million views and not a single comment lol

  • @katiemcdavid4124
    @katiemcdavid4124 Год назад +1

    Efren is one of God's angels for us. Cueist extraordinare but Humanist Godly.

  • @ricardfaulkner
    @ricardfaulkner Год назад

    I can not believe that you just explained to us what applause means. You just keep talking

  • @vebnew
    @vebnew Год назад

    GOAT

  • @thanhcongTDT
    @thanhcongTDT Год назад +2

    Pool back then was something different 😂 the ladies escorted the players like they are criminals

  • @Heriberto-l1r
    @Heriberto-l1r Год назад +1

    Bad ref always moving within a players side vision...trying for attention

  • @sergeykhachaturov9397
    @sergeykhachaturov9397 Год назад

    One game, time out for this rack not game

  • @diamantinooliveira2605
    @diamantinooliveira2605 Год назад

    Suppe spile OK.

  • @ricardfaulkner
    @ricardfaulkner Год назад

    You just keep talking…

  • @DionisioFuentes-i9r
    @DionisioFuentes-i9r 9 месяцев назад

    Do

  • @MrCrispypata
    @MrCrispypata Год назад +1

    video is bad