Efren Reyes YouTube Vid! One Huge Ownage!

AnitoKid

AnitoKid

And I kid you not!
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For friends who may have missed these,

Here are YouTube videos featuring
Efren Bata Reyes up against Japan's Kunihiko Takahashi!

The scene is the 20th US Open 9-Ball Championships
at the Holiday Inn in Chesapeake, Virginia.

The match is touted as one of the best ownage
of Efren Reyes and his $13 pool cue!
And I kid you not!


Much thanks for looking, everyone!
Hope you enjoy the videos!


Link is here, friends!


:)
 
I've watched those vids many times and always enjoyed them. Here is another, more recent efren vid that i like - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWRAfZ25JRU
When i've been watching stuff like this it make me really look forward to hitting the pool hall tomorrow. :thumbup:
 
You made it sound like Efren was going to get owned.

His cue ball control was insane in that match.
 
AnitoKid said:
For friends who may have missed these,

Here are YouTube videos featuring
Efren Bata Reyes up against Japan's Kunihiko Takahashi!

The scene is the 20th US Open 9-Ball Championships
at the Holiday Inn in Chesapeake, Virginia.

The match is touted as one of the best ownage
of Efren Reyes and his $13 pool cue!
And I kid you not!


Much thanks for looking, everyone!
Hope you enjoy the videos!





Link is here, friends!


:)
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Not such good form posting an Accu Stats Video Anito Im afraid.
 
Hi Nostroke!

I found the video amongst YouTube video files
and found it interesting.

My sincerest apologies to you and anyone
who I may have offended with the posting.

AnitoKid

P.S.

I have updated the post - posted due credits
for the video embedded in the YouTube link
to Accu-Stats Video Productions, friends.


Nostroke said:
Not such good form posting an Accu Stats Video Anito Im afraid.
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i think its cool to post a accu-stat video, its a good advertizment for them, once in a while aint gonna bust Pat, And I kid you not!:grin:
 
I think if anything, Efren is showing his respect for Kunihiko Takahashi, as a competitor, by being determined to give as few oppertunities to Kunihiko as possible, whilst at the same time wanting to win the match to make it to the next round :)

Efren is simply a once in a lifetime player, as reguards his skill level, knowledge and also his off table persona :)

Willie
 
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