Famous PLAYER Thinks He Can OUTCLASS the Great EFREN REYES

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shot that welcomes back the fans. Today we dive into an incredibly exciting match from the UPA nineb pro tour in 2004, here the legendary efran bat Rees took on none other than the US Open one-pocket champion. US Open nineball champion and seven-time conical cup

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known as The Double J from Texas, United States, Jeremy Jones, this match promises to leave you speechless as Efran Reyes demonstrates extraordinary touch and impeccable shooting skills that They stunned their opponent and captivated the audience. Get ready for an unforgettable clash of the titans, this showdown is set to be a highlight in the annals of pool history, so let's jump right.

To your own surprise, I think welcome to this intense nine-ball showdown where victory is claimed by the first to reach 11 games. The format follows a winning break adding an extra layer of excitement to this high-stakes match. Efrén took advantage by winning the lag and took the first break of the game, unfortunately his efforts left the table dry. If you can see this, I can probably do it. My God, here it was because of the cut in a ball, but it scraped. This is an opportunity for the American

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to have the ball in hand and run the first rack.

Jeremy Jones, born April 30, 1971 in Beton, Texas, is a professional billiards player. At 17 years old while working as a pizza delivery boy in Houston, Texas, Jones discovered billiards, quit his delivery job to work in a lounge of games, guaranteeing free access to play pool and moved on to rock two, it's Jeremy Jones at half-time, oh my goodness, he put a lot. of power on the break, but unfortunately this time he scratched the short rail, softer than it looks, you know it well, you know you did well, this gives efran the opportunity to take the ball in his hand and run for his first point in this rack.

The Filipino billiards superstar turns 50 and this year is believed to be one of his best years as he bagged nine major billiards titles. Some of his notable victories include the WPA World Eight-Ball Championship and the Derby City Classic Single Pack Championship. 2004 now the game is tied with one piece now we are entering Roca three efran with the break and this time he made a ball, he opted for a conservative defensive play in a single ball here borid was lucky to return he was lucky to return but he went there above I guess it's a little difficult because I don't know which oh oh my God unexpectedly Ephron missed the shot on a ball here, as you've seen, he just smiles and sticks out his tongue, a common PE gesture on the railing. and this shows that efran Reyes maintains a relaxed and calm demeanor, he never gets angry or irritated, he simply enjoys the game as it is.

Jeremy Jones approaches the table and executes a skillful 68-shot combination. Wow, this is H, I am. very good,

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shot in three rounds, here we go on rack four. Jeremy opted to push, but let's see what happens when Eren steps up to take the shot. Wow, that's a great shot. Oh, look at this, he's unlucky, he plays like this, yeah. Get it, what a brilliant shot by E. He managed to see an angle that no one else had noticed. He sliced ​​the single ball off the five ball and expertly tucked it into the side. It was a really impressive shot, although he left the five ball blocking his The next move seems to go, yeah, look, I think I think it was an offensive shot because well, at least for me when I play defense, the shot was similar to his game there, but he was a little more solid. and bringing hit, hitting the two balls off the rail and taking them back towards Cent that some action does not make a good hit here returning to the match Efron executed a masterful defensive shot on the two balls forcing Jeremy to attempt a kick although Jeremy made contact, now he left the magician with an open shot and an Open Table St this little bit no, he's not going to play, yes, he had more angle, this caliber left a little here towards that, you just made sure to hit him.

Strong enough that the nine was untouched, moving on to the five stone, the score is 2 to 2. I just don't know, I don't know about the game, so you don't want to believe that. Unfortunately, the American player made a poor defensive shot. leaving Ean with an open opportunity, this is a free game for the referee, here again he lost the ball Q in a game of this caliber and format, a single mistake could be the deciding factor in the match, especially when facing a player of the caliber of Efrén Aras. letting go on this R made him work a little harder entering Rock 6 Jeremy decides to push him, but of course Efren always takes advantage of every opportunity.

I don't know, wow, look at this, what a remarkable demonstration of the magician's ability to guard against kicks. oh, that's a shot. I didn't even think he could see that precise kicking is one of the techniques that Efen has masterfully incorporated into his pool game and uses it to his significant advantage. I think maybe I have to go two bands. He's going one way, he's gone two ways again, he's just standing still and now Ean Reyes is at the table deftly clearing the remaining balls to potentially extend his lead even further. He has played that almost simple ball that causes an almost EF arc spin copied on this rack as Jeremy Jones made a risky push that ultimately cost him the rack, he stopped that Cub.

They beat me as if I regretted reaching Rock Seven. Here the defense changes to a much more powerful break that is successful when you pocket a ball and take an initial shot. All in all, it seems like he's picked up his pace here a little in the background, being Mr. Nice Guy as he is. I think he just won his match, didn't he? Yeah, so he went back to F in the pot of Of course, Tony's name seems to be in full swing now as he effortlessly clears the table entering Rock eight efan leads with a score of five to three.

I think he maybe he was trying to do that six ball, you know he definitely wanted it. I could not? He's trying, oh my goodness, and Jeremy Jones tried a counterattack and almost got scratched and with that defense he deftly executed a long combination on the six ball, effectively opening this rack a year before this match. He was rightfully inducted into the prestigious BCA Hall of Fame, solidifying his place among the greatest players in the history of the sport. He just likes me to play that show so well, yeah, he's been staying straight, who's the last one out of the lane, look at this, oh my gosh.

The man's shot is essential, but he practically had that shot. It was an unusual mistake from Efran on the nine ball, giving Jeremy Jones a glimmer of hope as he successfully places the nine. Not playing a good safety shot here, Double J Jeremy Jones plays a Fantastic fine cut on the six ball and also securing position for the next seven ball in 2018. Jeremy Jones has earned a well-deserved place in the Hall of Fame One pocket fame for his exceptional contributions to the one pocket legacy. I think he's not putting in too much. power on this now look at this qall look at this look at this at rck 10 much to the dismay of the American player he scratched at half time, be it an indication of his confidence, yes a very unfortunate situation for Jeremy Jones, he could have had a chance to equalise the match, but now efen will have the opportunity to extend his lead once again, catch the team here, who can catch there, a few rolls, oh my goodness, this is Rock 12, the score is 6 to 5 in favor Unfortunately, Filipino player Jeremy Jones was once again scratched at half-time.

The inconsistent resting of the American players is proving costly and has been a struggle for him in this match. He is relieved to win this game. Both players are on the winning side, so it doesn't matter what happens. no problems getting him out here, we are now at Roca 13 with e leading 7 to 5, his break was perfect and the table layout promises an easy out and by the way pool fans, if you have made it this far, no be shy press the like button as always thank you for your support as a l I walk five a piece I can't see it without leaving have a brake speed at 17 here we go rock 14 efen starts with an impressive break and follows it with confidence hit with a single ball to start on this rack if efran keeps his break form this way Jeremy Jones might not even get a chance to get back to the table and my GS made the side ball this is Rock 15 and efen is edging Closer to the hill, look at this, a fantastic break and a clear one ball shot, things are looking very favorable for the Filipino player while the American player can do nothing but sit and wait patiently waiting for an opportunity to arise playing one more year or less. oh my goodness here we are at rock 16 a very unexpected turn of events as efen got scratched at half time this is a good opportunity for Double J to somehow reduce Jeremy's lead in 1998 he won the US Open Jeremy Jones breaks the rack on rock 17, although he pots one ball, it does not land in a favorable two-ball position.

Hold on tight to the fence because something unexpected happened here. What is he doing? He jumped, he jumped, look at this, he was looking to get lucky and he did well. What oh no no, the American player managed to get a shot at Flo, but look what happens next, you offered to hit the bar clues, oh my god, this could be the beginning of the end for Double J, since he unfortunately got scratched, it's really terrible since efen now has a chance to win this match, in the end efran Reyes was able to clinch the victory with a dominant score of 11-6 against the one-pocket American champion. and Hall of Famer Double J Jeremy Jones Erfan showed a really good performance and was able to break and run a couple of racks, unfortunately for the American player he was not lucky this time, especially on the counterattack, where he often scratched the match what's wrong with it. status, please don't forget to like this video and subscribe to this channel, thank you for watching until the end, we appreciate your time, see you in the next match, thank you once again and God bless everyone.