HOT MATCH KILLER 1P FINAL: Justin HALL vs. Billy THORPE: 2020 DERBY CITY CLASSIC ONE-POCKET DIVISION
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- ** A TRIPLE-STAR MATCH ** - HOT MATCH!! KILLER ONE-POCKET!! FINAL!!
You may have seen the final rack of this match - or not - but either way, the complete match is the only way to watch it from now on! From the 2020 DERBY CITY CLASSIC ONE-POCKET DIVISION comes the FINALS match between Justin HALL and Billy THORPE... It doesn't get any better than this!! *** No spoilers please ***!! Just a HOT MATCH KILLER ONE-POCKET FINAL!
Hosted by Mark Wilson with Special Guest Nick Varner
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In some respects, that was the best one pocket match I have ever seen. The level of aggression and the shooting performance was almost beyond belief. I've watched Justin play in our hall and when his is relaxed he makes shots like this all the time, but under this pressure is another thing all together. Pretty sure it was Justin one day, at Clicks Orlando, ran out what I thought was a less than easy table, and nobody hardly looked up. I said "tough crowd, I thought that was a nice out, I guess they just EXPECT that". He kind of half smiled. One HELL of a shooter. He would line up shots where I'm thinking "get real", like the bank combo and bank caroms here, and make them time after time after time. After a while, I just expected him to make them, too. Thorpe's shooting here was same level stellar, as well. Do NOT leave that guy any kind of bank...good lord.
Man, these two are one pocket BEASTS! That 8 bank at game's end was a seriously GUTSY shot...you gotta almost KNOW you've got that puppy.
Varner's 'well' at 29:56 sounds like HE is tired and stressed by this game, and he's NOT EVEN playing. These guys are playing aggressively even on the safties. I had to laugh at one point where Nick called a shot, and Marks said "now they've even got YOU thinking hyper aggressively.
Shot at 40:10 was heartbreaking...and yes, definitely a miscue, you can see the tip vibrating after the shot. To have that happen after the previous shot is just torture.
Varner's "I don't like darin' these guys to shoot at balls like that" at about 18:10 or so. Varner, in his slow drawl, always gets to the heart of the matter in just a few words. Guess that's why HE played at the level he did.
These two guys don't mind going wildly aggressive when they deem it time to pull the trigger, and both of them can pocket insane shots at insane percentages. Like always, it's all in the numbers, and they have a damn good handle on them, guess that's one MAIN reason why they play at this absurd level.
Varner, "The purple ball...that IS still the four, isn't it?" With ya, I HATE those off colored TV balls, and they STILL don't differentiate the three from the five worth a damn! If I can't see both balls on the table I'm lost half the time as to which one it is, even if they are both there, I have to compare them, color wise. I check out VERY solidly on the color recognition charts where you have to pull the number out of the noise, even for the 'hard' ones, so it's not that. I sit here and work out a rotation table beforehand, then realize it's crap because I've incorrectly identified the 3 or 5. Pretty DAMN sure if I were going to work out new (irritating) colored balls for TV, I could have done BETTER than THAT. I am not impressed with the 'work' someone did on that. And there's a set with pink balls and one without. Could 'we' (promoters) AT LEAST all agree on using JUST the better of the two? Shocking pink WOULD be a good color for the 3 or 5, though, but I don't remember if the rest of the balls are well differentiated. Your not going to mistake vibrant pink for red or orange, not if you can see all colors. Obviously it doesn't matter in straight or one pocket, except for the commentators trying to call shots.
Thanks pat for showing these great matches for free. I really appreciate it as someone who has been buying them for over 20 years. You have done so much for pool.
My pleasure!
Thanks for uploading, beautiful match!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome match and commentary from Mark Wilson and Nick Varner.
At the very end when billy is giving high fives... he skips over poor Heath Manning ....you can tell by the look on Heath’s face he’s not very happy about it
Ed moving up in the world .Glad to see you kept Edison billiards alive .Congrats on all your success !
Awesome match! Billy Thorpe is the best banker in the game right now! It’s like you never wanna leave a bank shot for Billy! I wouldn’t mine see those two go at it n a big one pocket match... Maybe on day. Congratulations Billy!
This was some STRONG one pocket. Well played gentlemen.
That was fun to watch.
Awesome!!!
FANTASTIC MATCH BOTH PLAYERS!!!!!
Wow that might be the best first shot after the break I've ever seen. Totally nullified the break advantage
Nick I know man.
1:15:08 what a great series of banks by BIlly!
you an tell nick the worst joke and he will still laugh
Nick "the Jackal" Varner
Great match. That 4th frame was a humdinger.
59:55 sorry Nick, couldn’t help it 😂
Billy is tough and so is Justin.
Did they change the ball colors in the last few years? Here the 7 ball appears green, the color of the 6 ball. A stark difference from a maroon 7 ball. Have I been out of touch THAT long? Ball colors used to be distorted due to analog screens and low resolution. And yet the 2 ball is still blue.
Yes, colors have changed every time a different company produces its own balls.
@@AccuStats I guess it was marooned for so long it turned green with envy.
Changing ball colors makes the narration difficult to keep up with especially watching on a cell phone.
These different colors from several makers are ugly and worse to see and differentiate.
Justin hall looks like tickle from moonshiners
21:55 billy'ard it!!
First, thanks for the upload of an excellent match. If anyone knows the gentleman in the purple T-shirt and hat sitting at the Simonis table at the start of the match, could you ask him to contact me? Lost his email address.
1:23:10 👩🙋
I hate this type of one pocket. You sell out, I sell out, we laugh.
You can almost tell who the people in the audience are gambling on.
Billy fingering the rack...tsk tsk 1:18:31
At least when Bert Kreischer laughs at his own jokes they were funny.
😃 I take it you’re referring to Nick Varner’s irritating penchant for laughing at his own jokes, with that cacophony laugh.
Jesse pinkman plays pool??
Justin hall lookin mighty old. A days lol
Just watched a frost vs filler match and these two here look weak on the banks and sloppy.
Not first but still number one in your heart lol
How did either one of these guys make the finals? Some really bad decision making from both of them.... Crazy
This is kinda like the North American version of snooker?
Cliff Thorburn takes issue with your comment.
This is like the chess of pool in my opinion.
Not really... one pocket is way more strategic and complex.
@@Yezir760 100%
Seriously, How can Hall even dream of winning with a WOOD shaft?!?
You sound stupid. Look at the players switching back to wood. Including filler
Same way Filler does
@@anthonylarue5464 It's just not possible!! No one ever ran a single rack until the invention of the carbon shaft.
Not just wood but full deflection shaft. He won't even shoot a ball with a low deflection shaft I think.
looks like a Trump rally
This old guy is hard to listen too... thinks he knows everything and is wrong every time he speaks...
He's only world champion Nick Varner.
I actually love Nick Varner's commentary, always do. He knows everything there's is to know about pool, and then some. Mark Wilson is great as always.
It's called the "Nick Varner Wedge" for a reason.
A. K. A. the great Nick Varner.