Landon Shuffett vs Earl Strickland in the Diamond 10-Ball 10 Foot Challenge
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- Landon Shuffett vs Earl Strickland in the Diamond 10-Ball 10 Foot Table Challenge at the Southern Classic produced by Diamond Billiards and hosted by Harrah's Casino in Tunica, MS.
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For everyone complaining about Landon's speed saying this is a boring match to watch, I couldn't disagree more. He is methodical. If you think this is boring you clearly don't have an appreciation for the game itself.
Agreed. Landon is putting on a 10-ball clinic in this match. Fundamentals are impeccable. Almost every player could learn something by watching Landon.
Couldn’t agree more. Played like a 30 year vet
It's hard to imagine someone complaining about an 18 year old playing too slowly against the Pearl.
Nha dude is boring,shots should always have a time limit of 30 seconds.
Earl is a power player with a massive stroke. He gets rolling and he free strokes so his pace is quick. This young guy like many players not has a routine he goes through which gives him consistency. If you're playing a big match or taking a tough shot a routine settles you because you're focusing on each step of it. I'm like Earl but I play much faster than he does. I used to play really fast to the point I was at the place I was planning to shoot from before the cue ball got there. Running a rack in a minute was not unusual. I feel like that limited me and made me more vulnerable to mistakes and just being really streaky. I moved from New York down south and didn't play for a while. When I can't back to playing I was really rusty so my arm felt like linguini. I choked up on the cue a few inches to shorten my stroke and slowed down a lot. I was playing close to my speed before in a couple weeks but still was not that comfortable yet because the routine made up for the loss of muscle memory a bit. I don't feel like I have to be really on to get out.
Its great to see such a young person play so well! He makes me wanna practise for hours and hours! Respect
He’s been playing since he was like 10 his dad is like a teacher of pool he’s wrote books on it I’m a decent player but I just get burnt out playing especially as much as they do especially the dad he still play and is lethal if he really wants to be
I think that Landon played under extreme control, especially for his age. Most eighteen year-olds fire right after the cue ball stops. He really impressed me in this match.
If you knew his dad you would kno y he plays that way
unreal Landon's mechanics, well his whole game is just about perfect. A soon to be world champ in my eyes .
Too bad that he's left the game.
I'll be looking forward to seeing Landon Shuffet in the future.
+6771Randy he disappeared after this match =))
He disappeared to complete his college degree at Lindenwood he knows pool will leave him broke and has too much class for hanging around trashy broke people in the pool world. Like Earl says we’re all broke and he’s correct.
I love this kid's game. On any given day he could beat anyone. Looking forward to seeing more of this Landon Shuffett
this was a great match, tons of respect for landon's game! he has a strong mental game too; i'm glad he was able to brush off earl's sharking
Earl needs to be mic'd up for all his matches
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@Zionism toHell And another idiot.. Wanna play??
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There are only a hand full of players that I respect more than Landon. Still fewer who I choose to emulate. His mental game is unwavering. His mechanics are FLAWLESS. His accomplishments are to be envied and he is just plain hard to beat under any circumstances. He does not appear to play the circuit much as I have not seen much from him lately, though I could be wrong about that. His pool knowledge is unparalleded and all aspects of his game should be studied if one is serious about improving their game. Thank you for the upload.
The clear indication Landon Shuffett does NOT use CTE or PRO ONE system is at 5:31 . He is looking right at the contact point on that 10 ball. If he doesn't use CTE, why should I?
LOL You caught him.
Wish this kid would’ve stuck around. What talent for someone that age.
Seriously!! He's like the Bobby Fischer of pool
This is pretty close to the best I've ever seen someone play. Alcano in rotation. Some Corey Duel. Some current Filler. This is up there.
As Mozart said of Beethoven when he first heard him, this young man will make a great noise in the world!
in regards to Landon taking "forever" compared to Earl, think about how much MORE table time Earl has had in his pool career. Not to mention if you are playing a GREAT like Earl, i bet you would take more time than usual to play your next shot.
This is how his dad plays he’s always played this way his dad basically bred him since he was a kid he was on ripleys believe it or not when he was a kid he wasn’t that good at pool then just trick shots I grew up in the same pool halls he did my whole life and we have even played but he doesn’t speak to hardly noone I mean my whole life I been in pool halls with him and have never seen him truly have a conversation lol
He’s like a robot lol
That’s g I wasn’t surprised when he didn’t entertain earl Strickland at the end he’s definitely a man of few words his dads the same way
Very impressive all around performance by Landon Shuffett. I have thoroughly enjoyed following Landon over the years while studying the Academy of the Cueing Arts DVD series. A very well deserved testimonial.
Huge props for the play of this young lad! Anyone who plays this well against Earl should always be mentioned!
If you want an understanding of how well Landon played here...watch Gorst-Biado on a 10 foot. There's multiple misses a rack. This kid played about as well as anyone has played.
Great job having the fortitude to have this young man at the time on a TV table
Another great billiard upload. For those who complained about Landon being slow, consider that Earl is always quick, also i guess that you haven't watch Johnny Archer lately. Thanks to the people who upload these and other great videos on TH-cam for free.
+Ron Snow You are very welcome.
@@InsidePOOLmag Does anyone know what happened to this kid?
first time I seen this kid play. wow I never see so much quit in Earl. Landon is a world class player and I believe he could end up being the best in the future. my bet is on player of the decade 2020-2030 if not we will for sure see him as a player of the year during that time if he keeps playing the way he does. and I disagree with all the people who say he is slow. he never took more then 60 sec to take a shot and if he did it was not by much. he is just meticulous. I will be following this kid from now on. this was a match for the history books a passing of the torch so to speak.
I Love Pool Earl was super tired BTW just so you know. The kid shoots good but Earl was on his last ounce of energy
Landon quit pool
Landon Shuffett, a new champion coming up
he like to play too much with that cue!! but is fine ! i hope is still in school!:))
You're welcome! Glad that you enjoyed the match.
Yes I own the DVD's also. Landon has certainly mastered that break. I'm going back to study the power break sections again after watching this.
The combo Earl did at 8:00 he missed by a mile, yet commentator thinks it's a hair XD
Man, this boy is amazing! And very mature!
Don't you love it, end of the second frame commentator says Earl loves the small pockets cause the big ones are too easy, and a second later he misses a sitter (which would have dropped in a bigger pocket;-))
I can not stress how Impressed I am with Landon here. This is a 10 foot table. And he is shooting the lights out.
I know hes older know but what a smart kid. Wise beyond his years.
And so mature for his age.
I know hes much older know.
18 here in this match..but probably closer to 30 today.
I recognized I needed to get a real job too. Too many ifs, ands, buts with pool for me.
I will come back an improved version and play in some big tournaments.
But not with my livelihood at stake.
I will have plenty of money in my pocket. Just playing some pool.
Whatever will be will be.
Hey, either slow, methodical, and get's the job done; or fast, messy w/out any thought of position for the next shot. Your choice....
My pick: Landon, hands down.
I play alot of tournaments and when you get to a certain level you better make sure you are shooting the right shot and have the right pattern because one mistake can cost you a 500.00 entry fee.
Holy crap, can't believe I'm just seeing this. Just started watching pool on TH-cam and this whole match had my jaw dropped. Should call Landon "The Iceman" Shuffett! Lol
First time watching this where is this being played at the big foot challenge
To me it sounded like he was having a little joke at his own expense. Either way, Landon does a good job of ignoring everything his opponent says, which is something you have to know how to do in pool sometimes.
landons 18? looks about 14. I don't know maybe because I was big when I was 18.
this kid is gonna terrorize a lot of players for the next few decades or so.
Looks like he finished college and got a real job.
@@RichardsWorld heard the kid doesn't even play anymore
USMarine 911 - that’s unfortunate but I’m glad he did what he thought is better for him. Reminds me of Filler, both amazing prodigy’s. Could have been a legend for sure.
Fantastic performance from Landon, no doubt. On a side note, it gets annoying how people make excuses for Strickland. When he's shooting well everyone praises him, when he's shooting bad its "he's getting bad rolls", "he's tired", "he just finished a match right before this and didn't get to rest a little". I don't know why everyone assumes he'll destroy everyone on the planet, I've seen him lose plenty of times. He's his own worst enemy.
Landon's style ("slow" as some continue to call it) clearly gets the job done.
Hats off to Both Stan (CTE Pro 1) and Landon for laying bare the base elements (fundamentals) of pool.
Landon's Titles (Not a complete listing): "All he does is win"
2014 Kentucky State 9-Ball Champion, Rack and Cue, Campbellsville, KY
2014 ACUI Collegiate 9-Ball National Champion at Virginia Tech Representing Lindenwood University
2013 November, University of Michigan Championships: Lindenwood Lions won all three events. Landon was named Most Valuable Player among the fifteen colleges and universities that competed.2013 Kentucky State 9-Ball Champion, Rack and Cue, Campbellsville, KY
2012 April, Great Southern Billiard Tour--Amateur 9-Ball Champion, Fairfield, Ohio ()
2011 Kentucky State 9-Ball Champion, Rack and Cue, Campbellsville, KY
2010 July 7-11, BEF Junior National 9-Ball Champion (19 and under) Northern Illinois University Dekalb
2010 Kentucky State 9-Ball Champion, Campbellsville, KY (April 3-4)
2009 Great Southern Billiard Tour, Buckeye Amateur Champion, Fairfield, Ohio (November 21-22) 2009 BEF Junior National 9-Ball Champion (19 and under) Illinois State University Bloomington (July 23-26)
2009 Viking Tour Amateur Champion, Florence, KY (July 19)
2009 Greater Greenville Amateur Champion, Great Southern Billiard Tour Greenville, SC May 16-17
2009 Truman Hogue 9-Ball Invitational Champion, Bank Shot Billiards Louisville, KY
2008 BEF Junior National 9-Ball Champion (14U) Tucson, Arizona
2008 National Artistic Champion (14U) Tucson, Arizona
2007 Qlympics Junior 9-Ball Champion 17U Louisville, KY
2007 BEF Junior National 9-Ball Champion (14 and under) Mankato, Minnesota
2006 Lucasi Southeast Junior Champion, May 27th Jacksonville, Florida
2006 Twilight Billiards 9-Ball Champion, Frankfort, KY
2005 BCA National Artistic Champion (14 and Under)
2005 BCA Runner-Up National 9-Ball Champion (14 and Under) Ann Arbor , Michigan
2005 Fair Play Award @ The Youth World Championships, Veldin , Austria
2005 S.E. United States Predator Open Champion (18 and Under) Jacksonville , FL
2004 and 2005 Derby Day Classic Amateur Champion, Campbellsville , KY
odysseus011380 quite impressive resume for the kid
i cant believe all the haters here capping on Landon. Earl is one of my favorite players to watch. I've been watching him before this kid was born. People are criticizing an 18 year old kid spanking a Hall of Famer on a 10 foot table with tight pockets saying that he is playing too slow. Everything is automatic to Earl. Earl is a pool playing machine. Watch Johnny Archer shoot he sets up for his shot two or three times I enjoy watching this kid more than Johnny Archer
Josh Randolph Doesn't matter. He plays better than earl. Everyday, all day.
Josh Randolph earl is a stuck up lil B too.
Zionism toHell lol that's hilarious. Earl has never been the best player in the world. Not even in his prime. There are over 100 people in the world better than him right now.
Lived just one town over from the kid he was so good. Wonder what he's doing these days?
Are the results of this tournament available anywhere?
Great match well thought out take your place.
What did they say at the end of the match? I turned it up as loud as I could but still couldn't hear it. Seemed like Earl was making excuses and Landon got mad.
Thanks. I have not yet played 10-ball. I wonder if there will ever be APA 10-ball leagues.
to me landon is just the better player, earl thinks cause he is older and been around longer he is gonna win, but obviously earl is jealous....
How can you even say that Landon is a better player based on one match? Earl is one of the greatest players in the history of the game. He's been world champion multiple times and he's won the US open a record number of times
Yea I’m with u earl def is better esp a prime earl I don’t like earl’s personality kind of a sore loser but when earl is going strong he’s as good as anyone my favorite will always be Reyes he’s the most consistent pool player I ever seen and he’s very humble
CTE is deadly. No guess work. And when you nail some difficult long shots like Landon does, it shows.
This young man plays great.
Earl is the best pool player ever. He makes it look so easy. His stroke is like a work of art. He's a genius at this game. When he's in stroke no one in the world can beat him, even today. He might get a little emotional and upset sometimes but he's being real and it shows how much pride he carries on his shoulders while he's at work. I know Earl quite well. Were both from Greensboro,nc. Once you get to know and understand Earl, he's a great person who is a master at what he dose.
Yeah? Well, in this instance for me, he was being an asshole toward Landon. That makes what you say about him null and void.
@@Rickbearcat actually, I'd he knows Earl well, that wouldn't make what he says null and void. I don't justify his attitude here. Still, very few can play at his level, let alone win multi championship titles. I won't pretend that anyone can take that away from him. But no player is perfect and we all have our demons and visible flaws.
@@jakedouglas6904...Who gives a shit about "...very few can play at his level,...". Not one iota of that matters when you are playing someone. That would be like you saying that a person who MURDERED one of your family members was very good at giving money to charities. No one gives a rat's ass about the "good" you've done after doing something that bad. Earl is a narcissist and an ego-driven person. If things aren't going HIS way, he will try his best to ruin your day. That is asshole behavior. No, ifs, and's, or butts. You don't get to put him back on a pedestal because of his past "accomplishments".
I like the comment that he made during his match with Shane Van Boening were he said why he lost the match, but would actually in fact go on to win. That was priceless.
why don't 10 ball on the break count for the pockets on the racked side
Anybody know where this kid went? Imo he was one of the most talented players in the US after Shane
Wow..... the conversation during the first rack right around the 4 minute mark.... Landon got real job and brendan crockett passed away. Crazy to think what time does...
Oh no question! He's great. It's just tough to see a blow out like this last so long. Keep the awesome vids coming!!
Yeah i remember that, i think every time earl says something to his opponent he should lose a game, they should have a ref there to keep him under control.
It seemed like Earl was tired. It was past his bedtime. xD No disrespect to Earl, but I feel like he really underestimated Landon.
Earl was really tired , he had played Shane earler in the day and that took all he had . Then he had to sit around and wait to play Landon for hours and hours . He got really tired . no taking away from Landon's skill though. Alvin
InsidePOOLmag I enjoy hearing Jr talk about old days like when him and mike segal went to play 14 yr old earl in the barn.
Pretty Sure there is. Local Pool Halls or Bars just need to start it there.
Good match and commentary.
These commentators are hilarious. Third frame: "Earl loves to cut these in", but he plays save (not even a good save), so they say: "Earl likes to tease his opponent with savety". Next show Earl gets snookerd, tries to kick two rails and leave the cueball on the cushion. In stead he hits the object ball way too thin, but luckaly gets save. Commentator: "Wow look what he's done here" as if he meant to do so;)
I don't know if anyone noticed, but one of the background matches is Johnny Archer v. Hillbilly Bryant. I didn't recognize Hillbilly until the announcers said something. Boy, that guy has put on a lot of weight. I saw him a couiple of years ago at a Fast Eddie's Tour stop in College Station Texas and he had to have been 75 lbs lighter.
Landon played thoughtfully and mechanically pristine. Shot clock my ass. This kid is the real deal. That's how you play pool, folks. From execution to demeanor.
Kid has great technique and doesn't rush. I think Earl appreciated his game.
Wow this kid is good
Well, I think even Earl has to realize this kid is the next generation when an 18 year old kicks your butt like this. But from what I read this kid doesn't play pool anymore.
He just won the Kentucky State 9 Ball Tournament in Campbellsville Ky. facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2072285336163695&set=a.437103673015211&type=3&theater
@rats arsed I just tested the link and it works fine. It was an Open 9 Ball Tournament at Rack & Cue Billiards, not a school Tournament.
@CAWD FATHER Not really anyone you would consider a pro. No real A's or A+ players. Mostly B, B+ and C players. Landon would be a $500.00 horse in their Calcutta.
Shuffett has a better cue action than most pool players I've seen lately . Good fundamentals
I would love to see a match with Dennis Orcollo. Thanks again.
OK cheers, I only really watched the first 4 frames or racks so wondered was the young kid setting them up all the time.
I have never seen a 51 year old behave like such a child. Such maturity is shown for the future of billiards in Shuffett. Go, Landon!
The comment is now 10 years old. Have you played enough pool yet to understand him yet?
Landon missed the 10 ball at the 1:42:40 because it looked like he lurched forward a bit on his bridge hand, and he moved his arm a bit also. He sure uses that open bridge a lot. He's a damn good player with it, but I believe he would get even better with using a closed bridge more often.
Good catch. That is def. a touch on the 9-ball by Landon. It even moved a little. Doesn't take anything away from a great performance by Landon though.
No matter the sharking that Earl does or how much his mouth is running, gotta give him some respect he at least shook the kid's hand and gave him a friendly tap on the back. Earl really did respect and admire Landon's play!
Does Earl have a cybernetic arm?
Landon always racks with the 2&3 in the back corners. Is this a rule, or just what he does for consistency?
The slowness makes me understand why Landon likely didn't follow pool as a career. For him, it is a lot of work. All the planning and calculations. Earl plays by feeling. There's a touch of magic in just seeing the shot and watching it go. Sure Earl does the same calculations...but he probably doesn't really think about it much. That being said this match was awesome to watch as you could watch textbook play and really think about what the next shot should be before Landon settled down to shoot.
what happened to l shuffett, i dont find any international tournaments hes played , seems like hes teaching at some university billards ??
I want to have this table. That's an absolute killer!
if you are in Europe the only one I know of is at Bata billiards in Berlin
We have one in moscow
i'm in awe of this young man. i love earl strickland's schtick as well; too bad this wasn't his best pool. i'd like to see a rematch where earl gives the kid a little more credit pre-match. and maybe have it played at a reasonable hour. regardless, landon plays sooo well. i love watching him play!! i immediately saw something he does that i like. so i went out to my table, tried it, and was playing better.
thanks for the upload!
Anyone know what Landon is shooting here? Got to be close to or above .95
Yes
thought during the lag you needed to hit your ball before your opponent reaches the far bumper?
what's wrong with the audience?!
Why is the 3 always going in the same pocket a little pattern there
wow this boy will be the next champion. if he stay focused.
Kid's a beast much respect
"Raising the Hustler" was there filming it ;)
Afterwards Earl set up the side pocket shot he missed in game 2, showing how much it bothered him which determined the whole match.
38:48 you can see him not hit center. sways to the right a bit. i think him not being on the table as often as he'd like is making earl a little antsy
I haven't heard Tony's name in a long time. Man, could he shoot. I remember seeing him about 10 years ago in some tournament in Atlanta. It was a treat just to watch him warm up. He would throw the balls on the table and literally run around the table burying shot after shot; typically running out in a couple of minutes. Needless to say, he crushed everyone and won easily. What could have been :(
This kid is an amazing player. Which pro players can beat him when he is playing like this???? I'm not sure anyone can. From what I see, he's only made a couple of mistakes the entire match. HE'S GREAT!
Nice shooting by Landon here. Don't think he was too slow either. Nice pace.
Have you got some Pagulayan's match on this 10ft table recorded?
1:56:04 that is would really matter at this point in the game. But Landon nudges the nine ball with his arm during the shot. Actually moves the nine a little. Is this not a foul?
i think you're right
this kid is a cte aim system guy right?
SharpShooter707 yes
What ever happened to this kid? There is no info or matches with him in the last four years. He just disappeared. He was dominating.
He took a different path. Went off to College, Played some pool in college, Graduated, Got Married. Is starting life as a married adult. Not sure where being a professional pool player would fit into all that.
Aside from being completely unsportsmanlike, Earl's bitching about Landon's pace is a giant tactical error, telegraphing to his opponent that he's already gotten into his head. Why would Landon not keep it up?
Landon may appear to play slower because we see him contrasted to Earl who plays relatively fast. Landon may not seem so slow matched against a more typical player. Aside from his amazing skill, his composure is beyond what is to be expected of anyone, no less an 18 year old. (Landon, if you play Tony Drago, the haters will go nuts!)
He's not slow at all. In fact, I'd call it a hair quick for high level pool.
Right, as if you've never let a foul go unnoticed before Mr. Perfect.
Why does earl wear the arm braces type thing on his bridge arm ?
Earl said in an interview for Inside pool "what's in the case", that those are weights that help him keep is balance
music at 1:16:55?
He just beat "The greatest athlete that America has ever produced."
you mean the greatest butthead?
I was being sarcastic lol He calls himself that
We gotta show Earl's "documentary" to Michael Jordan.
His grip is very similar to SVB’s grip. Slightly cupped wrist