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FINALS: Lee Vann CORTEZA vs Jayson SHAW: 2020 Derby City Classic Bigfoot 10-Ball Division
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2021
- Tonight, watch the Finals of the 2020 Derby City Classic Big Foot Challenge, a 10-Ball event contested on a 10-Foot table. Filipino Lee Vann Corteza, one his country’s finest, is up against Jayson Shaw, a two-time Big Foot Challenge champion. Both players advanced unscathed to the Finals match of this 16-player invitational. Will a new champion be crowned?
Mark Wilson and Bill Incardona are in the commentary booth.
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I love Billy’s commentary. The man is a legend. Please give us more Billy, Pat!
I couldn't agree more. He has his own schedule.
“His nick name is Eagle Eye and I went ‘Yeah, whatever!’” 😂
Pretty sure that’s what most people said, including me.
I agree with Mark 100 percent, do not ever make the pockets smaller than 4.5 inches, and make the races to 8 or 9, so people dont get bored. Races to 11 are too long. I would even say make the races to 7.
At the International 9-Ball Open, the races will now be to 10, not 11.
I follow Jayson Shaw. My game improved a lot by watching him play. The Eagle Eye.
That was pretty much a perfect set from jayson, ran out from everywher
My two favorite player!
Thanks Pat and the whole accu-stats team, best in the business for........ever now!
C.S.I., BCn, insidePOOLmag, and the new guys Billiard Network ain’t got nothing on you.
Matchtoom should take notes from the best^!!
Billy and Mark are possibly better, and at least the best since Grady/Diliberto....sorry JJ
You just summed it up man. Accu-stats rules, this match is gonna be good! 👍
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Getting back into pool again. Man, Shaw is a monster.
Jayson Shaw, the Earl Strickland of Europe 😀
Corteza sounds like he should have ships in search of gold lol
J.S. looks like the engineer in 'Prometheus'
Can anyone tell me who is the man directly behind the shot clock in brown shirt? He is at so many of the finals on you tube. Just wondering is he a stake horse? Or what?
Damn those are some eyes you have. I have no idea but that makes me wonder too lol
Jim Marino?? Is that the Jim Marino from Pittsburgh Pa?? Owned a pool room called the golden cue??
That's the only Jim Marino I know.
Cortez hadnt worked out his break, that can be bad way to start off and play bad. Know he can play good.
39:36 Felt for him on that one. We all make embarrassing mistakes!
Much prefer Jeremy Jones & Danny as commentators. And return to traditional color balls!!!! 3,4,& 5 all look the same. 6& 7 are indistinguishable. Commentators should TELL us which balls are which. You know.......like EARL DOES! Earl's commentary is factual w/o trying to impress with vocabulary or other B.S.!!
JJ is the best pool commentator IMHO. His knowledge on the game is just simply amazing.
how is it I can call the shots better than the commentators? Good thing Danny isn't calling them, I'd be 100% right instead of 90%
You're a MUCH better player.
Would somebody teach Billy how to pronounce Lee Van's last name.
Driving me nuts lol core-teeza 😂
Why does shaw use such a long cue? And why is he also breaking with the cue he is playing with?
Long cues are great. I use a 60 in (I’m 6ft) and it truly is game changer. My stroke has been able to open up completely.
@@DavidNYC83 ahhhh okay. I'm only 5'6 so it was a little odd at first. Makes since for taller players
Shaw just loves playing with the cue extension attached, also SVB and Earl Strickland. I think Earl started it.
Derby Bigfoot Challenge is played on a 10-foot table and only 1 cue allowed to play if I’m not mistaken.
@@minggoenarso I'm actually thinking of getting an extension for my cue because 5'6 playing on a 9 foot table is very tough haha. But forget that, I would refuse to play this simply because I'm not breaking with my playing cue. I'd just get a break cue and play with that
@@shayne.7770 most pool players have an extension for their cues, but they normally don’t have it attached at all time. It is not advised to have it attached at all time because it changes the weight and balance of the cue, but very few players like it that way.
Breaking with your playing cue won’t hurt the cue. You might get the tip flatten a little faster, but that’s about it. Pool players have different break cues to achieve better breaks, not because breaking will damage your cue faster. If you have a phenolic tip on your break cue, you won’t be able to play with it. The Pros are so good at controlling the break, and jumping, so The Derby City Classic having the 1 cue constraint to make the game harder.
Unforced error? Why can't they just call it a miss.
unforced error is more of a penalty when keeping statistics, such as the TPA.
@@AccuStats Right on, thanks for the reply!
I find myself wondering i the fact that it's a 10-foot table will pop into a olayers head as he decides how hard to hit a shot for position...both of these came long on position shots...Corteza even scratching on one for sure.
I minimized the screen to make the table smaller.
ショウでも空振りするんだな!
10 minutes in had to mute, god
With more experience, you'll unmute.
@@AccuStats Yup lol.
@@AccuStats With more experience, we don't need EVERY little thing explained to us.
Cortezas break is horrendous
Jokowi playing pool
The announcers are dorks!
Who would you like to commentate?
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