2021 American 14.1 Straight Pool Championship - Joshua Filler vs Alex Pagulayan

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Joshua Filler vs Alex Pagulayan from the 2021 American 14.1 Straight Pool Championship held October 19 - 23, 2021 at Q-Master Billiards in Virginia Beach, Va
    Includes a high run attempt after match finishes

Комментарии • 29

  • @Arthur-nr5ci
    @Arthur-nr5ci 2 года назад +15

    Alex at the end: "How did you miss that, you suckk" 🤣

  • @randyattwood
    @randyattwood 2 года назад +7

    Really happy I cam across this. I've only played straight pool by myself in the basement never against anyone in a hall. So I learned a lot watching the pros and listening to your commentary. Cue ball control is so impressive.

  • @chrisolson3240
    @chrisolson3240 2 года назад +2

    212 ball run. Fantastic. Congratulations to Joshua Filler and wonderful sportsmanship by Alex Pagulayan.

  • @informedcitizen8687
    @informedcitizen8687 2 года назад +3

    Its amazing how he makes it look so easy. I need to practice for more...

  • @Mr.YouUart
    @Mr.YouUart 2 года назад +1

    Sportsmanship

  • @MaxEberle
    @MaxEberle 2 года назад +5

    The video title or description does not say how many points they are playing to or what round it is... basic stuff guys come on lets communicate what's happening a little better if we want pool to flourish. That being said thanks for the video and what great players of course. Thanks!

    • @gleamicus
      @gleamicus 2 года назад +2

      says round 5/race to 125 right at the bottom

    • @bestinshow1343
      @bestinshow1343 2 года назад +1

      Says it right at the bottom. Jesus Christ man!

    • @bestinshow1343
      @bestinshow1343 2 года назад +1

      Apologize Max!

    • @justinmontemayor310
      @justinmontemayor310 2 года назад +2

      It’s at the bottom of the actual video, what does it matter if it’s in the description?

  • @TitleistD22
    @TitleistD22 2 года назад

    How do you not talk about Shane Van Boening and Earl Strickland on some of the hardest workers in the game of pool.

  • @christopherwelsh7008
    @christopherwelsh7008 2 года назад +3

    I think Josh should have... Oh, never mind.

  • @yes2crypto
    @yes2crypto Год назад

    From the commentary, it sounds like playing left-handed is extremely rare. Is it really that rare?

  • @fadelcu3148
    @fadelcu3148 2 года назад +1

    still joshua

  • @kevincronin6393
    @kevincronin6393 2 года назад

    What kind of table is that

  • @aceliu5997
    @aceliu5997 2 года назад

    at 40:52 WHAT was that? is that some glitch? how is that shot possible?

  • @elpacho....9254
    @elpacho....9254 2 года назад

    Was this tournament for the whole American continent?

  • @laurenceleadman4779
    @laurenceleadman4779 2 года назад +1

    That's what happens when you break them up on a left handed shot

  • @josephkane1723
    @josephkane1723 2 года назад

    Whow

  • @bryanadam6916
    @bryanadam6916 2 года назад

    Pagulayan sleep 😭

  • @johnohara1433
    @johnohara1433 Год назад

    all i hear is a lot of whispering.

    • @azbtv
      @azbtv  Год назад

      Yeah, commentators were pretty low on this one. Might have to turn your volume up a little.

    • @yes2crypto
      @yes2crypto Год назад

      The commentators actually are in the same room as the players. In the previous video, which was filler and Gorst, they actually came over to tell them they were commentating too loudly, as the players could hear them. So they had to quiet down quite a bit.

  • @Col_MULLY
    @Col_MULLY 2 года назад

    Having grown up watching Siegel, Varner, West, etc…., real craftsman of straight pool, this is like watching amateurs. The patterns they play are damn near unpredictable.

    • @justinmontemayor310
      @justinmontemayor310 2 года назад +7

      Imagine referring to Alex or Filler as amateurs 😂😂😂