Why Efren is the greatest.
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Ooops... He did it again... This is a third spectacular winning shot on the last ball I've seen during his farewell tour in Germany. Efren is just unbelievable talent and the best example of smartness and all the other needed abilities for those who loves the game of pool!
Thanks for sharing:smile:
Thanks for sharing:smile:
Thanks
I had to go back and watch the entire match!:thumbup:
I have just recently started playing in boots, due to riding a motorcycle to the pool hall.
I thought of Earl and his ankle weights and had to agree that the extra weight did help with a solid foundation. Then I watch this and see Earl wearing Work Boots.
Looks like he has a towel taped to his grip over the wrap as well. Don't see me trying that one in the near future. Then again maybe...................
I had to go back and watch the entire match!:thumbup:
I have just recently started playing in boots, due to riding a motorcycle to the pool hall.
I thought of Earl and his ankle weights and had to agree that the extra weight did help with a solid foundation. Then I watch this and see Earl wearing Work Boots.
Looks like he has a towel taped to his grip over the wrap as well. Don't see me trying that one in the near future. Then again maybe...................
What a show off!
I'd take Efren in One-Pocket, 15-ball rotation, Banks and 8-Ball against those two.
So would I.
No further proof was needed but thanks for the entertainment.
Ok by me!
Having never watched all the greats in their prime playing the same game with the same equipment, I have trouble knowing who the greatest is. But, if is going to be any one, then Efren is a good choice.
Shot after shot, game after game, match after match, tournament after tournament, year after year and decade after decade. All through it, Efren is the same Efren, win or loose, a humble winner, and never a sore, complaining and excuse making looser.
An excellent example to the rest of the bunch of pro players on how to be a professional pool player. Young pros take notice!
It will be interesting to see where Shane ends up in 20 years.
Having never watched all the greats in their prime playing the same game with the same equipment, I have trouble knowing who the greatest is. But, if is going to be any one, then Efren is a good choice.
Shot after shot, game after game, match after match, tournament after tournament, year after year and decade after decade. All through it, Efren is the same Efren, win or loose, a humble winner, and never a sore, complaining and excuse making looser.
An excellent example to the rest of the bunch of pro players on how to be a professional pool player. Young pros take notice!
It will be interesting to see where Shane ends up in 20 years.
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Thanks
I had to go back and watch the entire match!:thumbup:
I have just recently started playing in boots, due to riding a motorcycle to the pool hall.
I thought of Earl and his ankle weights and had to agree that the extra weight did help with a solid foundation. Then I watch this and see Earl wearing Work Boots.
I also watched the entire match. Many thanks for posting this...
Hi,
after watching this entire match, I watched a few more of the tour stops. Here is a great shot by Earl, in part 1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHjFV36W97A#t=20m42s
(Sorry, wrong link - can't find the correct one right now.)
I am still searching vor parts 6/8 and 8/8 - did anyone find these on Youtube or somewhere else?
after watching this entire match, I watched a few more of the tour stops. Here is a great shot by Earl, in part 1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHjFV36W97A#t=20m42s
(Sorry, wrong link - can't find the correct one right now.)
I am still searching vor parts 6/8 and 8/8 - did anyone find these on Youtube or somewhere else?
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If you are talking about the up and down bank, he hit it with low right on the left of the 10 ball.