Actually, Efren said " All these shots are all mastered in years, the only shot I can't do is how to avoid the interviews by those foreign sports writers and reporters who keep asking and talking to me in English.

@romsrombatoytoy8013

4 жыл бұрын

When you bake.... You'll know the feeling... He he he... Hands arms and back training...

@VoltaireAPocio

3 жыл бұрын

Nicanor Tiongson 😁😅😂

@tongtv1709

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha true

@kyleheaser1089

2 жыл бұрын

hahaha

@jpzwzytv7083

Жыл бұрын

same as pacquiao hahahahahaha but time after time efren and pacman were gettin used to be interviewed hahaha

A master escaped from his own difficult trap. That just proved how Efren really is a great player in Billiards.

@jimboli9400

5 жыл бұрын

Surely he wouldn't have created the trap if he was so great??? I'm not saying he is bad though, he is a legend

@wajid2421

5 жыл бұрын

Lol he had to make a stun shot there because the ball would have contacted with the cue ball He played two great shots consecatively

@bshthrasher

5 жыл бұрын

He who mischief hatches mischief catches.

@buddyclark116

5 жыл бұрын

bitches be shoppin

@tescolemonbleach2359

5 жыл бұрын

its called POOL

If Earl is clapping you know its a historic shot.

@alainkaizer7769

5 жыл бұрын

@Maiahi nah, it's actually easy to see what Earl is thinking, add the fact that he actually analyzed and praised the shot in the post game interview says it all.

@mikepawlikguitar

4 жыл бұрын

@meaturama earl is someone who plays pool better than your grandma

@SILENT-rk7gg

4 жыл бұрын

yes he is clapping but crying inside

@ekeeelputa

4 жыл бұрын

@meaturama yeah your grandma doesn't play pool, but earl play with her in the pool table lmao

@captmcneil

4 жыл бұрын

I really don't think that was meant sarcastically - I believe he conceded here right after this, even before Efren potted the 9... haven't seen that before in pool.

Non pool players will now realize how difficult that famous Z shot was. Maybe Efren just got lucky. Yes, he got lucky about a million times in his career.

@lutovac_nikola

5 жыл бұрын

samuel penalosa He wanted to make that. It's not a lucky shot. He probably does it 1 out of 10 times but intention was there and he pulled it off. Dont take that away from him

@samuelpenalosa3034

5 жыл бұрын

Nikola Lutovac you don’t understand sarcasm do you?

@Mcbeef34

5 жыл бұрын

Nikola Lutovac you are pretty dumb aren’t you

@ricanshark7900

5 жыл бұрын

Nikola Lutovac very true he took a risk do or die

@sanmiguel6726

5 жыл бұрын

samuel penalosa, efren says the more he practice the more luckier he is..

I think the thing that suprises me most about Efrens playing is his lack of hesitation on ridiculous shots like that.

@olegnafilm7666

2 жыл бұрын

that's when you know he's a legend if he takes risk and is sure that he can succeed.

@kirihara147

2 жыл бұрын

@@olegnafilm7666 doesn't that also make him a fucking lunatic tho?

@exec2705

2 жыл бұрын

@@kirihara147 crazy = genius i guess

@johndelacroix9909

Жыл бұрын

Confidence in his skills.

@john_vin

Жыл бұрын

I'm not gonna be surprised if he says one day that this shot is something he practiced by himself or a variation of it.His genius is baked by experience made possible thru gruelling hours of repetition..If he knows that shot by heart, it's simply muscle memory for him.

That was the clutchest of clutch shots in history of sports, nuff said!

Just shows how far ahead Efren is. Players like him come once in 500 years.

The whole world is enjoying these videos. Rollie, congrats on this wonderful idea. You show us players how difficult these shots are.

Damn i never realized how anyone can technically explain this now using science and geometry. The difference is Efren doesn't have any idea how that works and just learned all of it by experience.

@blastermaster5039

3 жыл бұрын

There is a reason why talent sharpened almost always beat practiced mastery.

@HachikoThePoochInugami

Жыл бұрын

He is the type of guy other people would say: "Impressive! You do not require strategy?" - Random generic ruler in Dynasty Warriors

@lq9734

Жыл бұрын

You are crazy underestimating Efren here. He definitely knows far more about the game than anyone of us mortals. No two shots are ever exactly the same, even the weather of the day makes a difference. In order to pull off what Efren does on a regular basis, he had to understand every minute detail in every shot. It’s incredibly patronizing to think that he could dominate multiple disciplines in pool globally for decades without actually understanding how it works down to the deepest levels. I guarantee you he understood the game in all its aspects, and he understands it on a deeper level than all of his world-class peers, let alone nobodies on the internet.

@antoniobalentawak2599

Жыл бұрын

@@lq9734 best comment ever. JJ doesn't know what he's talking about. He is talking BS

@guirosasilva

Жыл бұрын

You can and said too much shit talk. It's your right and I respect that. But it's just this, BULLSHIT.

I've played pool for almost 40 years and never knew some of this stuff. Thanks

This series should have been done years ago. Great job. Keep them coming.

One of my favorite pool shots of all time. Great video- that would’ve taken me 90 attempts!

This series is awesome. It really demonstrates the skill in these players. He basically eye balled this shot, then used his experience from thousands of hours playing pool to make it. It's just amazing.

Absolutely love the series. The music, the way you explain the shot, the shots you choose. Keep it up!

That's was his greatest shot throughout his entire career. But in numerous times he made incredible shots like that of Michael Jordan. Despite all these achievements he remained humble worthy of emulation . He is truly the GOAT in this sport. This mortal comes only once maybe in 1000 years.

This is the single greatest intro/video song of all time and just fits the vibe of these videos so well, the narration style and the presenter's style. A+ quality and wanted to forward a word of deep appreciation for these videos! Cheers guys, awesome stuff

This randomly popped up in my recommendations and I'm not disappointed

@TheAyoy24

3 жыл бұрын

same.

Your videos are really interesting. Im waiting for more

close ur eyes u will hear deadpool speaking

@putofilipuno6797

5 жыл бұрын

Maaan! Hahaha🙄

@oldbutgold5528

5 жыл бұрын

I'm dead LMAO

@amaziahplays-roblox6393

4 жыл бұрын

I never expected this one dude😂😂😂

@mikepawlikguitar

4 жыл бұрын

Reynolds is Canadian, Rollie is NYC, accents not similar, but voice is close

@billycooper6675

3 жыл бұрын

No

Love your videos, man.. You really put great quality of research and explanation into making these videos.. Cool and very informative..

Best pool channel i've seen in youtube. Continue making this kind of videos brother.

Makes you appreciate Efren and his talent all that much more. Gotta have heroes to follow and emulate.

You forgot the hardest part at the end when explaining how hard the shot is...actually seeing the path looks the most difficult to me...you had a perfect rolemodel, he saw the path, new where to hit on the rail, knew how hard he needed to play & according to that how much spin he had to use! Now THAT’s impressive!

Great episode ! Please continue this series !!!

Omg your videos are magical. It makes an average person feel like even he can do it. Please we need more of these videos

Great series dude, really insightful a wide target audience of pool enthusiasts.

That was really a clutch shot. Thank you for making the video. I love what you're doing. Keep it up man.

This series is awesome. I'm going to start playing pool again because of it.

Love this series! Keep up the great work!

This deserves more views and subs. Thanks for putting this out

I very much like your idea of making videos on pool. Love from India!

Earl celebrated early and then Efren did him Dirty😂😂😂 Ohh man,that is the greatest in game shot in billiards history,,,that was so clutch

Efren has a fountain of billiards knowledge. Imagine rhe variables of playing that shot: spin, speed, angle, power, coefficient of restitution, cuestick weight, rolling friction, etc... Efren is a supercomputer.

@foreverbroken98

Жыл бұрын

Was

@animeQs.

Жыл бұрын

@@foreverbroken98 lol he's still alive and kicking even won a bronze medal on the recent SEA games, so the "was" you are trying to imply is still working by the way.

Love how you occasionally summarized 2 shots instead of going through every single attempt (like previous videos).

Amazing series, plz continue. Subscribed

You gotta post vids like these waaay more often!! Its an awesome series

absolutely love this series bro, brilliant work

I love this series, more of this stuff please.

Ei bro, Efren had magical shots during his farewell tour. You can do it also.. 🤗🤗🤗

Fantastic series !!!

It only just occurred to me that, average pool player or not, you could be a pretty handy stick with some training, dude! I'm impressed by how consistently you are able to repeat the same stroke while attempting these shots. As my old pool guru always preached, that's more than half the battle! Great and informative, entertaining videos. Keep up the good work.

I give you much props for trying Efren's shots. He was amazing at his craft. You're doing great.

No one is as fundamentally sound as Efren Bata Reyes is. I can only imagine the amount of work he put to his craft to become the Magician we all know and the generations to come. Truly the Greatest Of All Time!

I don't watch pool but love this series, keep it up!

Man, i really love the way you analize and study all of the movements. Keep up the good work and really, really good channel

Wonderful, just wonderful! I felt your emotions.

i love this series so much

Loving this seriessss

Efren is one of the best ever, for sure. I discovered videos of his play about 10 years ago, but I haven't played any pool in all that time. I'll be getting back into it soon. Love the vids. I've learned more from watching your vids than anything else in recent memory. Back in my day, my brothers called me un-beatable, and they'd played all over the country. I look forward to hitting the felt again and putting some of the information you've shared to good use.

You've got a finger on the pulse of what pool players are looking for. well done.

Fantastic video. Love the series

ohgod man i really love your videos please keep it up you are doing great

Hey man so far I’ve really liked every video you’ve done. If you could just put a little more detail on where you’re hitting the ball . I’d like to re-create some of the shots for myself without having to go through the learning curve :)

@torrentmetal

5 жыл бұрын

Or you could just practice the shot yourself.

@genepatrick

5 жыл бұрын

Anastasis Sfyrides OK this comment just makes zero sense at all...

@genepatrick

5 жыл бұрын

Matt Mrock I do plan on practicing the shot myself that’s why it specifically says in the comments. I’d like to re-create the shot for myself, the point of the comment was to ask for more detail that is all.

@Ricky_smoove

5 жыл бұрын

But that’s the whole thing you’ll never learn if you have a guide on how to do it. You just gotta get on a table and figure it out for yourself tbh

@bennylloyd-willner9667

5 жыл бұрын

I think he explains it very well. You know the 3 factors that is needed to get it right and he tells us what went wrong after each miss. How can you say you need more detail? Just set it up and have this video on your phone and start practicing mate!

Man I was expecting about 40 attempts before you land this one but you proved me wrong. Kudos!

Your videos are the best , thank you so much for your time. Always wish you the best Mann!!!

Your own commentary, during the attempts, has got to be by far the most entertaining part of the video. I think you have a great thing going here, keep up the good work.

Love your videos bro... Try Efren's Stroke of Genius #8

Amazing music. Amazing attitude.

Your videos are superb and inspiring, keep it up !

i love this video series

You deserve a million views.

To make that shot with all the pressure and adrenaline Damn! The Magician at its best! GOAT!

Your approach to these videos is a perfect learning tool and very interesting to watch regardless. You know these guys are good, but seeing how much actually goes into it is even better. What about snooker tables, and laying great defensive shots?

You should put this series on your own dedicated channel and do weekly vids. You'll have my sub for sure lol

Your channel helps shows how beautiful and skillful pool really is thanks you!

I would have guessed it took you at least 40 tries. Nicely done. I love these vids keep it up.

This situation ocurs to pool players occasionaly. I never made it in a game but if you try hard you can make this shot like Efren showed. But doing that in a match is a whole different story. So nice to see this made at a final, just awesome! One of the most difficult balls to pot imo.

When each and every young kids started to learn alphabets from a to z. Efren started from z to a. So thats why..

Pool God. That’s what efren is 😍 I’m just upset that he’s retiring. Shout out to all that loves efren Reyes and his talent. Pool will never be the same again... 😭

Love your report ! Teaching is fun !!

Great shot!! would be cool to see a snooker one? Perhaps the left hand down the rail screwback to get on the black for a 147 done by Ronnie O'Sullivan at the Welsh open.

@someguywhocanfly

5 жыл бұрын

an average us pool player is never going to be able to pull that off. i think it would take a competent snooker player a ton of tries

@Zombies8MyPizza

5 жыл бұрын

That or his famous shot in the 2008 WC during his 147 where he created a near-impossible angle to come off the cushion off the black to split the red and pink to continue the break.

@theeditor306

5 жыл бұрын

someguywhocanfly Would be fun to watch! hope he accepts the challenge!

@RollieWilliams

5 жыл бұрын

I dunno, I have pretty much nothing but time on my hands.

@theeditor306

5 жыл бұрын

Rollie Williams hahaha!

Love the series

btw your editing is getting better!

spectacular video.

It really was an amazing shot.........by both of you.😊 Thanks Rollie

Nice videos man. Please keep it up

Nice sir. We love your video, you're so honest too to try it all on cam. Very professional. From Philippines

awesome video. i don't get around to a pool table all the time, but when i do, i really appreciate the skill needed for pool.

I actually cheered when you made it!

Love that shot, and this series.

First off love the videos and have never disliked them. I would have liked to see you clearing the table out after such a tremendous shot for shits n giggles tho. It usually makes the runout harder and adds pressure IMHO bc i make a great shot but couldn’t finish the rack. Just a suggestion to try finishing the rack if the pro player also had to do the same. Keep up the good work

do more of these vid I already watched them all

i love this series :)

please do this one efren reyes, stroke of genius #8.

Awesome video!!!

One of my fav shots!!

Thanks for your Video

Awesome vids man !

I play district level comp. world pool and every now and again I start to feel like a competent amateur. Then I see genuine top players executing astonishing shots on the first attempt. I can only admire. ... back to the table...

You were 2.5k since i watch your last vid now you are 12k wow! Great job dude keep it up i love your vids :)

V shot is already hard, not to mention the Z shot. But the crazy thing is, he only did it once. That's why I always feel like some people are gifted, people like Reyes. You have to have incredible amount of accuracy to pull these crazy shots off, 1mm off the ball will most likely not work. Legend

love your videos and your humour.

Much more difficult pot than i thought! Good work! 👍

I LOVE YOUR VIDS!!! I watch and practice🤗

I think that was the most amazing shot he’s ever done that was documented in video. There’s an article about him in Time Magazine Asia back in 2001 where he made an amazing shot in the Color of Money in 1994. There was an illustration of his shot and I’ve been searching all over the internet for it. If I remember correctly, it was a triple bank shot. We had a copy of the magazine before and I read it a dozen times. But I can’t find it anymore.

@mikeserrano734

4 жыл бұрын

Have you found it yet?

@PinoyGuitarTutorials

Жыл бұрын

have you found it yet?

@johnphilipravina4185

Жыл бұрын

have you found it yet?

Thank you for this video showing just how difficult that shot by Efren and how he is a cut above the best pool players.

That is as clutch as it can get.

wow, there's a bit of luck on efren's part that's for sure. but this goes to show how much understanding of the cue ball and the table he has to be able to imagine trying that. even if he doesn't make the shot, good percentage of good safety... efren is boss.

Keep it up bro

That shot was the product of decades of dedication to the game, and millions of shots loaded into the shot computer in his brain. Very, very few players, including pros, would have come up with the combination of angle, speed, and English to make that shot on the first try in a do-or-die situation.

@guirosasilva

Жыл бұрын

Just one, I suppose. And he did. His name is Efren "Bata" Reyes.