Five-time US Open Champion Shane Van Boening takes on Spain's Francisco Sanchez Ruiz in winners qualification at the 2021 US Open Pool Championship in Atlantic City. #USOpenPool #NineBall #MatchroomPool #Pool
i dont understand why FSR had to wait until January 2022 when he won the Derby Classsic to realize what an amazing player he is. I started off as really disliking him, and rooting for him to choke for a long time, he has convinced me that he is not a fluke player, and that he can maintain the good zone he was since winning the Derby Classic in 2022 January... Great match against SVB. That should have convinced him of his value...
He went onto the pool magazines and started accusing shane of being a pedophile dating under 18 yr old chick's and he was sorta just blacklisted form events after his lash out
Ruiz is a walking advertisement for the open bridge. So many top players play with closed bridge most of the shots that it became concerning to me that I mostly use the open bridge. But refreshing to see Ruiz killing it with that bridge.
When he bit Imonem 11_ 10 he acted like he was the greatest I find like that. but he is a good player.the comentarer is a pain in the ass talk every play in the match can be annoying
Creo que ambos cometieron las mismas cantidades de errores. Sin embargo, Sánchez, pese a tener menos dominio de bola blanca supo sin forzar tanto wl juego posicionarse bien a diferencia de Shane que... una de dos o quiso lucirse o cometió un error de principiante al querer embocar la 8 y adelantar cuando debía retroceder. Éxitos al ganador que por cierto, recién hoy lo veo jugar.
Yo creo que tu has visto otra partida diferente, Sánchez sencillamente ha jugado perfecto, mientras que Shane a pesar de haber tenido mucha suerte en varias tiradas se ha venido abajo.
Sánchez tiene menos dominio de la blanca dices??? 😂😂😂😂😂 En qué te basas? Aahh otra cosa ...con poco control de blanca campeón del US open... El amigo Ferrari Sánchez Ruiz.. 😎😎💪💪💪
@@juancortes8819 Hola si, me rectifico Sanchez, un gran jugador pese al arranque explosivo que tuvo Shane. Por cierto esta final le ganó a Carlo Biado.
@amari_gamer_2625 SVB is better than the magician the goat. In fact SVB IS the goat. Why not look up their achievements, titles, and records so you can also have EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE that SVB Is far better and not just believe hearsay and gossip. Here are a few to start you out with 1.) SVB is the only person to win the US Open 3 times in a row, and along with Earl Strickland, the only person to win it 5 times total. Efren could only muster 1 US Open win. 2.) SVB has way more titles and wins, and he still has more to go. Go call the BCA or someone to verify for yourself. 3.) SVB is a better all-around player. For instance, Efren missed his first 4+ shots in a bank match against legend Shanon Daulton. If Shane missed 4+ shots, he would kill himself. as others noted, there are many games Shane is better at. Efren would be better at a carom/balkline match which is why he is good with cue ball positions. Also since he's Filipino he's good at kicking, but all Filipinos are good at kicking so that isn't special. What is special is being the only person to win 3 consecutive US Open titles and being among the only 2 on Earth to win 5 titles. I don't know of anything Efren won that no one else has done or achieved. not to mention we are watching a match that could have made SVB the first 6th-time winner of the US Open. He still has many years to go, so a 6th or more win is highly possible. But this magician couldn't do enough magic to muster even 2 US Opens lol. He tried and got eliminated every time by better players.
When you compare someone who wins come from being lucky to someone who actually practices and doesn't rely on luck, there's not much comparison. SVB has the best break in the game, and Efren has the weakest worse break lol.
The overuse of that ridiculous overhead camera makes this unwatchable. I will never understand why the pool world continues to make that the default view instead of the far superior view looking at the table from an angle. The overhead doesnt allow us to see these great players demeanor around the table, mechanics, stroke ect and on top of that it never even gives an accurate look at the angles. From what ive seen the latest matchroom events theyve almost corrected that issue and started to use the better angle most of the time finally but I cant even watch these older matches
There's just the little fact of where they were born and raised, which completely destroys your dumb point. The only reason why they live where they do is availability of competition.
Because they are brave enough to actually compete and win in tournaments, and you just sit behind a keyboard with no titles or achievements to your name ux9yd.
WTF you talking about 😂😂😂 both of these guys will give you whatever you want on the table and you will still losing all your money 😂😂😂 just watch the best an 🤫
