I have to give props to JJ. When Fedor missed that first ball in game one JJ picked up Fedor’s stroke change. I couldn’t see it until I put it in slow motion, and Fedor definitely slowed his stroke until he pushed the ball instead of striking the ball. JJ must have a good coaches eye to recognize that glitch.
@@Agiyi I watch a lot more pool videos than I should. When I see a shot I don’t understand I slow it down and rewind it several times until I see what makes the cue ball do what it’s supposed to do. After awhile you can judge when something like a stroke decelerates just before hitting the cue ball. I learned about strokes that push instead of strike from a lady Russian player who was changing her stroke due to her pushing the cue ball.
@@anthonykeller5120 every one is different, but for the life of me, I can't understand how slowing down a pool shot would be helpful. The only thing that would be helpful is to see where the tip contacts the cue ball. I remember doing this as well when I was starting out, to see just how low are the pros hitting the cue ball when they want to play a draw shot. But other than that, I find slow motion footage useless.. The example i gave is different, because you're looking at an instant (momentof tip - cb contact), NOT movement. I especially dislike when some people are not sure if a ball was hit or not, and they slow down the video. Like, you're looking for a tiny tiny movement, and you slowed it down even more to see if it moves.. It makes as much sense as recording the night sky, and then playing back at 0.25x to see if the stars are moving. Their movement was already really slow and tiny in normal speed, now that you slowed it down they appear motionless..
Fedor did not deserve this. He got extremely lucky on 2 important occasions by missing his shot but still getting a good safety. And he's a defector anyway. Moves to USA to avoid conscription in Russia and gets a Russian girlfriend anyway.
Congratulations, young man! Greetings from 🇵🇭
Love filler’s attitude after👍very nice show for both player🎉
Wonderful win Congratulation Gorst
Enjoyed this match to its fullest brilliant players
Thank you matchroom for the stream.
Big game from Mr Ghost 👻 well deserved win thank you Matchroom
Congratulations the new word pool master 2024 fedor gorst 💪🏆
Well deserved Congrats Fedor
Wow what a match 😊
Chúc mừng cu cháu nhé 🎉🎉🎉
Fedor Gorst congratulations🎉🎉🎉
🎉congrats the ghost champ
I have to give props to JJ. When Fedor missed that first ball in game one JJ picked up Fedor’s stroke change. I couldn’t see it until I put it in slow motion, and Fedor definitely slowed his stroke until he pushed the ball instead of striking the ball. JJ must have a good coaches eye to recognize that glitch.
you put the video in slow motion to see if he slowed down his stroke? So you slowed down a slowed down shot? How can this be easier to see?
@@Agiyi I watch a lot more pool videos than I should. When I see a shot I don’t understand I slow it down and rewind it several times until I see what makes the cue ball do what it’s supposed to do. After awhile you can judge when something like a stroke decelerates just before hitting the cue ball. I learned about strokes that push instead of strike from a lady Russian player who was changing her stroke due to her pushing the cue ball.
@@anthonykeller5120 every one is different, but for the life of me, I can't understand how slowing down a pool shot would be helpful. The only thing that would be helpful is to see where the tip contacts the cue ball. I remember doing this as well when I was starting out, to see just how low are the pros hitting the cue ball when they want to play a draw shot. But other than that, I find slow motion footage useless.. The example i gave is different, because you're looking at an instant (momentof tip - cb contact), NOT movement. I especially dislike when some people are not sure if a ball was hit or not, and they slow down the video. Like, you're looking for a tiny tiny movement, and you slowed it down even more to see if it moves.. It makes as much sense as recording the night sky, and then playing back at 0.25x to see if the stars are moving. Their movement was already really slow and tiny in normal speed, now that you slowed it down they appear motionless..
where are all the clowns that say Gorst had no chance against Filler?
戈斯特衝球發的好費勒想贏有難度 衝球也不輸柯氏
😝～打到好、打到滿，艱辛的25盤……
Filler and Gorst have facial similarities, just my observation...hehe, do you agree guys???
How did the ref get the lag wrong? The match hadn’t even started and he was already making wrong calls. 🤦🏼♂️
Indeed. What a colossal mistake by the referee in the final! And didn't even consult the overhead view
Congratulations to the boogeyman
Fedor did not deserve this. He got extremely lucky on 2 important occasions by missing his shot but still getting a good safety. And he's a defector anyway. Moves to USA to avoid conscription in Russia and gets a Russian girlfriend anyway.
beat it loser
How did filler play this horrible and it was still hill-hill? that boggles my mind how stupid pool is sometimes.
Congratulations gorst 🎉❤😊from 🇸🇽💯🫰