i never get tired of watching this classic match

@tomwright996

Ай бұрын

😮 😊😊😊😊😊 Pop😊

@HadiprayitnoSukiyono

23 күн бұрын

Ah u ni mo by mo . Mo😊 hu hu hu ni Dr dr mo by Mo 😊 mo​@@tomwright996

Earl Strickland says this was his toughest match to date at the time. And his greatest feeling winning ❤❤ Also a great and exciting match to watch because of the excitement and enthusiasm of the commentators. Something that is lacking today. And no negative talk of players. Match is Pure Gold

@sicutd

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for spoiling the match dumbass

I remember watching this whole tournament on Sky TV. It was the most amazing Pool spectacle I've ever seen. None of the other WPA tournaments seemed to match this. I remember being gutted when Reyes lost to Busta, then this final was great.

@edmundoeguia3649

2 жыл бұрын

We

@donaldhenak4585

2 жыл бұрын

He probably owed Buste a title or 10.

@allenlee6340

Жыл бұрын

Bub y ok

@lusysolana7834

11 ай бұрын

​@@edmundoeguia3649kkkkkkk*k*

This was an AMAZING match. 2 of the best in the WORLD!💯

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

the 3 best reyes strickland bustamante

I love his attitude the way he control Himself amazing 😍

Sid Waddell in my opinion , is the most entertaining commentator in sports God rest his soul .

@wombra8314

4 жыл бұрын

Icetecker agreeeeee! 🙏🏼😊🙏🏼

@Scott-eo7lj

2 жыл бұрын

I used to think his yelling for no reason was annoying but the more and more I watch this old games I've come to enjoy his banter.

@MrJdsenior

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely one of them, not great insight at times, but hilarious. Another I like, especially when it's the standard pair, is Danny and Encarda...at least one very funny quip each time, usually from Danny, and it often breaks Encarda up where you can hear he can't even continue for several seconds occasionally. There are also entertaining and interesting commentators in other respects, knowledge and insight, like Jeremy Jones, Scott Frost, and Skyler Woodward (knowledgeable and funny, especially when the mullet twins get together, peas in a pod, those two), to name a few.

@joelbensley4863

2 жыл бұрын

@@wombra8314 0

@pilotactor777

2 жыл бұрын

Is he dead?

One of the top matches ever played

Great match! Loved it.

Thats got to be 1 of best matches ever. Loved it.

Second thought, earl had plenty of mistakes also, including two scratches, very tense and exciting match. Thank you.

Earl jumps on a table after a victory, funny how many others do it now lol. This guy is full of knowledge and love him or hate him a lot of players learn from him. Earl and Efren, the ying and yang of pool.

@dmimz8593

2 жыл бұрын

How cute... ting and yang. Very clever

@MrJdsenior

2 жыл бұрын

There are other 'yangs' in other aspects, watch Pagulayan, Koi, or Ko, as some examples. NOBODY else is Earl, that's for sure. Good, bad, and indifferent, Earl is a force unto himself, often to his detriment, performance wise. And yeah, a trend setter on some actual beneficial experiments as well, like the extended cue...adopted by more and more pros recently. Weights, loads of nasty looking tape on his fingers, wrist supports borrowed from bowling, etc., not so much. He seems to be dropping the extraneous goofy (and downright dumb) crap, including the whiny "I'm so put upon" attitude, and playing much better though. Excellent!!! The first performance I watched in the current opens was MUCH more the old Earl, he demolished some poor opponent, Jeffrey I IIRC, and would have been highly competitive with any top pro, even with them being on. :-)

@juanitodelacruz8605

2 жыл бұрын

u7u

@samphilipp4997

2 жыл бұрын

What is Ying yang?

This is for me remains the BEST WPA CHAMPIONSHIP Match. I would be happy if WPA would decide to revert their finals fromat to Race to 17 rather than 13.

@thedevilinthecircuit1414

7 ай бұрын

It's not about the sport anymore; it's about increasing time tor advertisers by reducing the number of games.

The one that dont appreciate how good is The Pearl is, is the one that doesn't or don't know how to play billiard...thats why they use to trash talk rather than how to be amaze how tough that shot he make...Salute The PearL and Django...💪👌🎱

@jaynosowsky9708

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't of said it better myself!

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

my two favorite players tbh

I'm most definitely on Earl Strickland side when it comes to the way he reacts on certain pool matches and I want everyone to know that!

@timothykwong8224

5 жыл бұрын

If you ever played Earl in a professional tournament ,you would realize you dealing with a drama Queen, especially if your winning . Truth is ,Earl is a great player , but as an opponent he is an asshole. That is how the pros feel about him.

@suzannemiller9431

5 жыл бұрын

me too

@adcniko2

2 жыл бұрын

@@timothykwong8224 yes, to that, he complained a lot to that guy who fixes that balls on the rack and fusses about that guy a lot. in one of the games he played with efren.

One of Earl's best finishes of all time. He really kept his composure here against a tough tough opponent. Fransisco a little unlucky to scratch on the breaks at the worst possible times. Over all, great match!

@xxxdonyvaixxx

4 жыл бұрын

I was looking at the comment section and nobody appears to know the situation is..Bustamante played with a handicap this whole finals. He was about to withdraw from this finals and wanted to go home because his daughter just died while playing in the semifinals, it was only Efren Reyes that convinced him to play in this finals.

@dannymorgan7345

4 жыл бұрын

When you start playin great pool at that level.......that's what dictates games.....( Bad Rolls)

@Definitely_Someone

4 жыл бұрын

@@xxxdonyvaixxx efren might have lost on purpose to bustamante because of that. They are good friends

@joeraythompson641

4 жыл бұрын

@@Definitely_Someone no but

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

@@Definitely_Someone bullshit

Effren, Francisco, Earl, Mike, Ronny, we will never again see such great billiards players in so many disciplines all at once :D It is lovely to live in interesting times :D Greats upon greats doing MAGIC on the felt...

@charlesfair1582

6 ай бұрын

Not on the felt.! They did not play on “felt” !!!

It is never boring to watch matches of these two plus Efren.

When you can overcome your mistakes and bad play, gut it out, and make the shots when you have to -- those are the hallmarks of greatness! It's MUCH easier to win when your position is spot on and everything is rolling your way. You step up and look like an infallible genius with a stick in your hand. But when your position is slightly off on almost every shot, the cuts get progressively more acute, your speed control has gone south, and you're looking at table length shots you should not have had to face-- and you step up and MAKE THOSE shots in front of a gallery, and run out a table that has turned harder than it should have been, THEN you have a right to dance on that table top! Way to go, Earl! And next time -- don't make it so hard on yourself.

Earl Strickland is from my town and I think a lot of him I even played golf with him he's good

@stevenchampion8137

4 жыл бұрын

Greensboro?

@rolandorodriguez1950

4 жыл бұрын

@@stevenchampion8137 ĺu6 de ti te veo pronto okey

@joeandjanicemorris3678

4 жыл бұрын

@×@##× Waa ⅖s336899 1o8pooXxcm¼1 ² 38

@gordonfarina938

12 күн бұрын

North Carolina

Good for you Earl, made good on that promise of a 15yr old kid "I'm gonna be the world champion". Paratrooper Club Fayetteville NC.

@laniebeetundag8636

3 жыл бұрын

. .manpk. Derby

@laniebeetundag8636

3 жыл бұрын

Manok derby

@rereadmac4771

2 жыл бұрын

@@laniebeetundag8636 L

What a match!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Back when he didn't have his gauntlet. Good ol' Earl

@MrJdsenior

2 жыл бұрын

He seems to be disappearing all that crap lately and he is playing much better for it. I posit that maybe Earl has some really weird ways of thinking about garbage like that. I expect (am guessing) he gets playing badly (a normal slump, ubiquitous and completely general, welcome to the human race :-/ )and says "I'm gonna do 'this' (weird ass thing) to improve my game", adds the next ridiculous implement like piles of tape on his fingers, wrist supports, weights on his legs, etc. (impediments, more like) and the natural cycle of play performance rises, just like it would without the accoutrements, which wrongly perceptively 'supports' his choice, then gives wrong headed reasoning for it (like the tape stabilizes his fingers...PULEEZ) and he's off to the races on the next goofy addition. A few of them HAVE been beneficial, though, like the extended cue (leaving the extension in place for general play) which many other top pros have adopted. That may have been a result of his playing on the five by ten and just not wanting interrupt his rhythm when he's on and quick to have to grab the extension as often, an actual practical consideration, and he found it helpful (again I'm guessing, with some education employed). It's easy to see why this particular change might help from a physics standpoint, more rotational inertial to steady the stroke, and obvious help when he wants to reach, extending the bridge and moving the back hand rearward on the butt. I've been doing this for a long time and it improves my break speed and accuracy (speed actually measured). Everybody thought I was nuts before. It always amazes me how people 'just know' something that has some merit is 'wrong' and never even give it a try, just for grins, to see. I had one guy give me crap over headphones, long before even Earl and a few other pros had tried it, saying 'have you EVER seen a pro do that?. Well yes, now I have. I got the idea from pros complaining that SVB had an advantage by turning down his hearing aids, which he stopped just to bring the playing field back to level. It did help me with concentration and calmness, no question. And yes, Earl was one I later saw do it. Now he's off on a 16 mm tip for the current US open. My thought is that at least this one might not be detrimental, and might even prove beneficial, we will see. In any case the last set I watched he was playing very much like the old Earl. Joking with the crowd, his bitching and wining to a minimum, almost non existent, and focused while QUICKLY clearing tables...minimal (almost non existent mistakes and some really class action high level of difficulty, big balls shots). I have noticed this trend, and it's gradual increase on the last few tourneys. If someone got through to him, kudos on doing it. He was funny at times with it but mostly just an ridiculous looking and sounding irritant, MHO. I hope it stays that way. If it does I predict you will see him start winning many more tournaments again. He's more fun to watch (for me) without all the antics and with the razor sharp focus and play. If you look at young Earl there was none of the garbage and nonsense, and a whole mess of top tier world class play, much of it virtually untouchable by anyone else at the time. I have heard many people who have been around him a lot say he is a joy to be around off the table, funny, witty, and entertaining. I'm glad to see it is moving back into his game. I saw a practice recently (on video) where he was joking with someone off camera that was giving it back to him, and they both were obviously really enjoying it. I did too. Some pretty funny banter, Earl degrading his play to be funny and telling funny stories about all the horrible things that always happen to him, in a silly light hearted manner, and demonstrating them. Sorry for the tome, your comment just got me thinking about it again. Much total surmise but I'll bet I'm not far off on a good bit of it. I say stay detriment free Earl, and show us some more pinnacle play...no question he can, and is starting to do just that again. :-) :-)

what a great match in history

Wow, that was WOW. Thought earl painted himself into a corner with no door or window to exit thru. But after drawing even at 15 games, like him or not. He pulled it out 👍👍👍🎱🎱🎱🥢🥢🥢

@whetedge

4 жыл бұрын

He really did. Earl didn't start shooting til the 29th rack lol. Like Forsythe said, when Earl starts shooting fast, watch out! You can tell he really had to dig deep to find it, and he had it flowing those last 4 games. He's poetry to watch when in that zone. I wonder what thought he used for motivation to turn it around?

Wow! Fantastic classic match, 2 greats at their best.

@alfonsojacobo5639

2 жыл бұрын

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How i love this battle and the Skysport

Francisco had trouble at the end. He scratched on two breaks and he missed an easy one nine combination that would’ve put him up 14 games to 11,

I believe that sky did the coverage. They are the best in the business in my opinion. Warl was always my favorite player. So smoother & plays fast when he's loose! Francisco is a beast also. Great players here!!!!

Great match. I was rooting for Earl the entire time, and it pained me to see him make so many mistakes. Thankfully his true colors came through.

@isaacnaim7206

5 жыл бұрын

same here, other than 2-3 careless mistakes he played perfect

@xxxdonyvaixxx

4 жыл бұрын

I was looking at the comment section and nobody appears to know the situation is..Bustamante played with a handicap this whole finals. He was about to withdraw from this finals and wanted to go home because his daughter just died while playing in the semifinals, it was only Efren Reyes that convinced him to play in this finals.

@ericberrios6182

4 жыл бұрын

@@xxxdonyvaixxx wow

@johnsrabe

4 жыл бұрын

xxxdonyvaixxx which makes Earl’s celebration at the end totally inappropriate.

@johnsrabe

4 жыл бұрын

john mcclure when someone has just learned that his daughter just died, it’s bad form to jump up on the pool table after beating him.

Made me feel proud of E.B.R. and inspired me to play pool again.

Great match. Earl said Bustamante was the hardest opponent to beat.

Well big surprise, they have replaced announcers Jim and Sid with Jerry and Steve ( Davis ). Much, much better. No more screaming! Jerry’s pretty good and Steve is one of the best commentators I’ve ever heard. I’m going to enjoy the match now (till they switch again) Enjoy folks. I’m sure you will be pleased.

Classic match

That's a great River Dance break.👯🕺💃🕺💃🕺

You know I really love Reyes. Of course, saying he's your favourite pool player is fine but it's a bit like saying LeBron is your favourite ball player. Bustamante has won me over as my 2nd favourite pool player of all time. What cueing abilities and downright mad man level skills!!! A treat to watch every time. The same can be said for Strickland barring his erratic behaviour.

@johnsrabe

4 жыл бұрын

Mike Pawlik, erratic is a nice word for it and a lot of people use it. Sometimes he approaches John McEnroe levels of bad sportsmanship, which for me cloud Earl’s accomplishments and very real skill.

@johnstorton

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnsrabe - Another top-in-his-field player with a bad attitude was Bobby Fischer.

@MrJdsenior

2 жыл бұрын

Who doesn't, other than his current opponent. Ranked most loved, even by his peers. :-) But yes, agreed. Not just his play, but his attitude, and the humor it often brings in exit interviews, even with the same answer over and over again. He will be badly missed...but he's still dominating at one pocket, even without the razor's edge shooting (always, anyway, he still comes up with them) of his youth, do to the inescapable influences of aging. There, knowledge is KING, and good lord is does he have an overabundance of THAT!

@hart63

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnstorton no, Fischer had a good time.

@xDuWuTang

Жыл бұрын

I'm just confused how LeBron comes up over Jordan in basketball, but to each their own.. Django is a fun player to watch for me.

Don't get me wrong , Earl is probably one of the most talented humans ever to pick up a cue . Every sports has different personalities ,in tennis you had John Mc Enroe and Jimmy Conners . Pool has Earl Strickland. Some pool players had extreme class , like Buddy Hall ,Nick Varner, Dan Louie and Efren REYES. Earl reminds me of a Donald Trump , but he was a pool player . We all have different personalities , but it makes the sports interesting . I was always taught , "WIN WITH CLASS , LOSE WITH CLASS , THAT IS THE MARK OF A TRUE SPORTMAN ."

@dsauce223

5 жыл бұрын

Earl Strickland and Donald Trump only have 1 thing in common, they're both winners.

@timothykwong8224

5 жыл бұрын

So much winning....tell that to all the farmers who have gone bankrupt under Mr. TARIFF MAN DUMBASS decisions......Earl and Donald are both a little nuts , they have that in common!!!!! Whinners , NOT WINNERS !!!!

@tomnekuda3818

5 жыл бұрын

@@timothykwong8224 I agree with a hell of a lot of what you say.....that being said, I'd take Earl any day for Prez over the bought-n-paid for idiot that Trump is......for the rich.

@lovepeace3015

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry but efren reyes trashed strickland at the king of the hill 200k price money

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

@@lovepeace3015 that was fixed bs and efren cheated, also amateur staff let him get away with trash coughing over and over on purpose every time earl was on the roll. not a professional match. earl best player

Earl “the pearl” played a fantastic match. He was in top form!!

Perfect matchs

Camera man sure loves his close ups! Rather irritating and unnecessary.

at 1:08:24 I would like to say *thank you* to the cameraman

I’m wondering why do these announcers got to scream into the microphones.? That audience can’t hear them.

Wow, Kept me on the edge of my seat till the end

Thanks

Amazing match

EARL KEPT IT TOGETHER .

😆～當年我也是守在電視機前，目不轉睛的盯著螢幕……最後史翠南獲勝跳上球桌的那一幕～有點嚇到我😓

@rikmehin4159

4 жыл бұрын

A great jump shot though, none the less.

I like pre-all the hand gizmos Earl so much better.

And we wonder why pool died...camera man zooming in on everything but the game...faces DURING THE SHOT, a F'n ring on Bustamante's hand instead of showing the actual shot being played, pocket cameras showing absolutely nothing of value, including players arms/hands several times, obnoxious commentators trying to way oversell every play. Pool needed NONE of this, it's sad to see they couldn't see this. RIP Billiards

They have the homerun derby in baseball they should have a stroking contest for pool. The fans would absolutely love it!

8th game run out from earl was amazing

I hope the players can't hear the commentators because they are LOUD.

@Jaysin5506

5 жыл бұрын

Pumunta kumalat grasa sa bola ng iyong tatay

@whydoyouwantmyname5857

5 жыл бұрын

Shandallaha?

He's a strange man, Strickland. Mad as a bottle of fish. But Christ, is he great.

@joshuahaynes7128

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Hilton he truly is strange i agree... but when prime earl was at his best he played on another level than everyome else.

@mattverville9227

5 жыл бұрын

Is a bottle of fish mad is the question

@josephdenmark4492

5 жыл бұрын

I thank Earl strikland a great player he stand tall with.any of his Collies l injoy watching him play

@brucedressel8873

5 жыл бұрын

Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. Exodus 20 7 KJV

@lovepeace3015

5 жыл бұрын

Efren Reyes smashed him

There were a few bad shots but at this level they are the most entertaining :)

8 US open and World 9 ball championships and 8 victories. All time great

If you have only 30 seconds to spend here watch this: 2:46:00

Earl should make his OWN KZread channel and put up his favorite videos like the Joe Rogan impersonation. Classic. Play music like Bad Company's Shooting Star... and all the world will love you just as long ..as long as you are.. a *shooting* *star*

I don't like Earl much, but I respect his game. That 7ball at 2:45:25 was cold blooded.

@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg

4 жыл бұрын

Normal reaction. He'd watch you bleed out.

@Bobba8590

4 жыл бұрын

@@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg shoot my liver out and hand it to me. His words.

Filipino masters so humble. like Efren Reyes!!

@larrycoffey8076

4 жыл бұрын

jango has let out a yell like that before

@lloydkline1518

3 жыл бұрын

Efren reyes vs invincible willie mosconi ( 1940s)

The camera work was atrocious. I don't want to see the audience. I don't want to see a close-up of the balls or the players faces. I want to see the how the puzzle is solved. The positioning for the next shot. The finesse. The beauty of the game. That being said, I saw something I never thought I'd see; Earl Strickland missing two, very easy, consecutive shots. But, he settled down and came back in championship style. A great match.

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

why?

@RT-Ford

4 жыл бұрын

@@useranother667 Exactly

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

@@RT-Ford 😏

Like him or not, he is and was one hell of a player. Good for you my friend.

@Bobba8590

4 жыл бұрын

It would be awesome to see him in the money games in the 70s.

god i love that guyyy haha way to get it done

Django's son died 3 days before the final .. Efren gave his way to his" KUMAPRE "

@roelantonioona517

3 жыл бұрын

it is Kumpare

@donaldhenak4585

3 жыл бұрын

@@roelantonioona517 KUMPARE from the Spanish compadre, literally "godfather" The words kumpare and kumpadre in the Philippines refer to close male friends, particularly for the type of friendship that is strengthened by the fact that one is the godfather of the other's child.

Earl ,The Pearl can really give it a swirl or a twirl. He never gets mad and gives it a hurl. So folks enjoy Earl and his cur stick curl.

The commentator favor's Earl " 55:00 - 55:30 " better in any player in the world " ? EFREN REYES IS LAUGHING !

Can you imagine being an elite pool player in the last 30 years and knowing if you finally got past Efren somehow, Busty, Parica, Andam Luat, Pagulayon and a handfull of other monsters a 1/2 step behind would still be waiting for you.

Jumping on the table. Classy.

@Georgie_4E4

Жыл бұрын

Bro, STFU, don’t tell Champions how to celebrate their title…😔😔😔😔

@anthonyaman1488

Жыл бұрын

@@Georgie_4E4 Bro STFU. Don't tell a legend how to criticise a prick.

@Georgie_4E4

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyaman1488 you’re not even a legend at your high school, Tony…🙄🥱

@anthonyaman1488

Жыл бұрын

@@Georgie_4E4 Why? Because I didn't jump on a pool table ?

@Georgie_4E4

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyaman1488 you’ve never won anything worthy of getting on the table for starters. Second, you said you were a “legend” and I simply was reminding you that you aren’t even a “legend” at your own High School/Town, let alone nationally…😘

The year 2002 was probably the darkest year for Bustamante, especially considering his experience at the World Pool Championships. While the tournament was still going on, Bustamante was most shocked when he received a phone call from his wife informing him that his daughter, who was less than a year old, had died. Devastated by this, Bustamante strongly considered forfeiting his contention at the tournament to return to the Philippines, but some people around convinced him to go on. On his way to the final, Bustamante bested Antonio Lining in the last 16, Efren Reyes in the quarter finals, and Ching Shun Yang in the semis. In the final, he met Earl Strickland, the 2-time winner of the tournament. Bustamante was leading most of the time and could have won the title. At one point, he went for a jump shot but missed. Strickland returned to the table and won three racks in a row to win the match 17-15.

@donaldhenak4585

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your moronic spoiler.

You dont pot them in 9ball you pocket them.

Some people here judging how Earl reacted when he won the match, IMO Earl can do whatever he wants at that table after that hard match. Well deserved. What a great match and both great players. There will never be another Earl. that ERA was the best times in pool for me.✊💯

@trichotillomaniac1959

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone jumps on the table now when they win a major tournament. Earl started a tradition

@charlesfair1582

6 ай бұрын

Earl didn’t start that . At least not there. I first saw Kim Davenport do it after winning at a Professional Tour Championship in the 90’s.Don’t know if he was the first either.

this was 17 years ago, i remember watching this live while playing pool in the club

I can’t believe he nuked the 1-9 combo!..

@randywade5095

2 жыл бұрын

The shot that lost it for him

So folks enjoy Earl and his cueball curl.

is this the game where he stands on the table?? I seen his say 2002 was the year he did that, and he declared that game the pinnacle of his entire legacy

@Jaysin5506

5 жыл бұрын

@@_the_concestor_8185 He addressed that too, he said that was meant for himself, in his own mind, at that very moment. He said that game was the best game he ever played, and was the most rewarding win he ever won. He said since he was a young child he always wanted to stand on the table, and say that. This game was the only game that warranted such an action, and he wanted to grasp the moment.

What a game, wow. One of the closest matvhes in any sport ever. Didn't much care for him jumping on the table at the end but it's in the heat of the moment, we all do silly things.

@johnseiber4586

Жыл бұрын

Too bad

That missed 1 to 9 combo has really started the jinx to Django. Too bad i felt that he was taking better shots than Earl. But Earl was just too clutched.

The commentators talking like Earl was out of this match early when Fran went up 2 racks or something ! Its a race to 17 , Earl is better all around plain and simple ! Way to show them all CHAMP !!!🏆 💪 🙌 👏

@papamaraquito200

9 ай бұрын

No

I did not see any skid on the 6. It rolled normally in my eyes.

@amricorizal2247

5 жыл бұрын

no no skid bro jus a lil

@charlesfair1582

6 ай бұрын

I watched 12 times,it could have been a skid. But the 11th time,no skid. But the 10th time for sure. But the 9th time,well maybe. Where is this going? Bottom line for me, it don’t matter. It missed.

I kinda enjoyed when they would wear the tux’s ... just made it look so classy

THIS WONDERFUL MATCH REVEALS TO ALL WHY BOTH, BUSTAMANTE AND EARL, CANNOT DEFEAT EFREN REYES!!! THEY BOTH MAKE TOO MANY MISTAKES UNDER PRESSURE AND IN THE CLUTCH SITUATION!! EFREN DON'T MISS IN THESE SITUATIONS WHEN HE'S WOMPING ON THESE TWO CHAMPIONS OF THEIR PROFESSION!!!

Django played so well considering his circumstances! No way I could play after losing a child!😢 RESPECT

that celebration tho lmfaoooo

Earl may be a jerk but Boyy can that man play!!!

Paid off his silent prayers while Django was racking...

I asked Earl about this match years later and he said going in he wasn't playing well. He also felt Busti deserved this title considering his circumstances but,.... when Busti started to scratch on his break.......

29:44 The Magician!!!!

@bicd3244

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, the Magician watching Earl win his 3rd World Championship

edit. 43:55 great pool stats

5:18 Worst impression of a southern American accent ever

@Charlesbjtown

8 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂.....no doubt about that!

@rogerscottcathey

4 жыл бұрын

I dont know what the hell that was s'posed to be.

@southsidejonny9997

3 жыл бұрын

Needs more cagun

Wow really good match!!

Earls rolling 10 90 : sweet hair man mullet 👨

32:33 the announcer has no idea what he’s talking about. Earl had ball in hand. He pocketed the three with low right hand english trying to bump the six to have a clear shot on the four ball. Even if he did what the announcer was saying he wouldn’t be able to see the four ball. They needed real announcers on the old 2000’s world pool matches.

i love the pool and snooker pocket cameras here's numerical order number 1 ball at 54:30 number 3 ball at 2:13:00 number 5 ball at 1:23:12 number 6 ball at 36:37, 1:42:26 and 2:02:49 number 7 ball at 1:18:28 number 8 ball at 3:18 and 1:22:36 number 9 ball at 13:01, 49:25, 57:51, 58:19, 1:23:28, 1:56:17 and 1:56:29

Anyone wanna go in on a kickstarter to fund a movie about Earl starring Will Ferrell?

@724riff

4 жыл бұрын

OMG WILL FERRELL THATS FUNNY ASS SHIT

@wombra8314

4 жыл бұрын

no

too bad for bustamante here he lost the cue balll twice in a break

Billiards 🎱 waw I’m in withe lovely new boys from all over contry 🐝

59:46 hey look Mr. Bean

@andreasadam4127

4 жыл бұрын

Ooh yes, so realy. 😂👍

@dominikz.1376

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@mariusalexandru3409

4 жыл бұрын

and Al Bundy behind him =))

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

thought Ron oSullivan was watching for a moment

@ruskyhrahsel7723

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariusalexandru3409 so funny. 4 touchdowns 😁

WHY YOU DO THAT EARL??? DA G.O.A.T

bustamante really let that one get away.

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

seen it recently vs ralf souquet too lol.

good position for the nine ..AND HE MAKES IT AND SO I SHOUT LIKE A LUNATIC BLA BLA SHOUTING AT THE END OF EVERY FRAME YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHH !!! but sometimes.. I digress..and have something inTERESTING TO SAY OH MY HE MISSED AND HERE I AM SHOUTING AGAIN!!! wtf is up with these commentators...

2:46:17 THE BEST MOMENT !!!!!!

Earl Strickland, A perfect case of arrested development

@useranother667

4 жыл бұрын

what you mean?

@southsidejonny9997

3 жыл бұрын

He focused his energy early as a shield and limited his potential, very dangerous to go pro...too soon.