At this point it is unfortunately just a story. I've wanted to post that video a couple of times so I spent a little time digging through YT for it. I know it was posted by the "Billiard Network". I know Imran did a voice over, (he also responded to a comment I made on the video). I know it has a section after the SVB double hit, where they break away from the match, replay the shot/foul. Despite all of that I cannot find it in their library.
Without having the proof of a link, I'll have to stop citing it.
However the story isn't beside the point. The comparison is a supposed 'nit move' by an amatuer within the rules, vs flat out cheating by a professional. One is being painted as a leper by some of the posters here, the other is thought of as the pinnacle of American Pool professionalism.
Post #165 has nothing to do with me.
The comments I made in the post you quoted were based on moves I have seen pros make within the rules. Like "fixing" the position of balls clearly in the favour, or similar. Not flat out cheating to gain an advantage. I wouldn't dress up cheating, by calling it a move.