1992 PLAYER REVIEW: Buddy HALL vs. Grady MATHEWS: THE 15th SANDS REGENCY 9-BALL OPEN
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- REMASTERED in 720p! From June 1992 at the 15th Sands Regency 9-Ball Open comes an Accu-Stats CLASSIC PLAYER REVIEW of a match between Buddy HALL and Grady MATHEWS - and BOTH players come back after the match review their own game! Buddy and Grady are so good on the mic, it could very well be called a "Hall/Mathews Instructional".
Yes, there are "spoilers" in the commentary, because they are critiquing their own play and mention what is coming up in the game. This is a true tool for learning the deeper strategies and game play of pool for two of the greatest!! Only on Accu-Stats TH-cam Channel! This is an Accu-Stats Treasure for sure!!
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This is a clinic for 9 ball play. Hearing Buddy and Grady's commentary along with it is priceless. Thank you for sharing this.
A big thank-you Accustats for remastering these older matches , such a treat to watch these players that I've heard of but never seen play. Hope to see more.
Thank-you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Two of the best minds in pool telling you what they were thinking. You can't beat that.
Absolutely wish I could hear Grady talking about himself playing some one pocket we could all learn a lot from that session
@@chriscripplercruz1833 That's for sure
Grady was always the nicest guy I've ever met. I remember he was at a tournament here in town and a friend and I were getting ready to go out of town on a playing trip. Grady took us to dinner before we went. He had all these great one liners. We got to talking about marriage and he said "I don't get married. Every four years I just find a woman I don't like and buy her a house." As we were getting ready to leave we asked him if he any advice for us. He told us "bet low and kiss high."
Thanks for sharing. You care to explain his meaning of “bet low and kiss high” I see he has a book titled Bet high and kiss low.
@@co7366 Yeah, maybe that's what it was. The years have not been kind to my memory...
@@averageroadie6487
Eh we're all in that boat. I was just curious behind his meaning of the saying. Still a very cool story and experience you obviously never forgot.
"You have a strong voice."
"All the better to borrow money with, as you go ahead 8 to 7."
Yea I agree, I met Grady a couple of years prior to this, I am not sure of exactly the year. He came to a grand opening of a pool room in Augusta where I was working on an out of town job. I went to that place almost every night. He played with everyone that wanted to for a game or more. I was told "let somebody else play".
Two of my favorite players, and that's from any era. And what a treat it was to hear their commentaries on their own play, and to be able to pick the brains of these two knowledgeable and legendary players. What a wealth of knowledge shared between these two.
This should be how matches are broadcast! This is entertaining and filled with so much knowledge!
You're right!
I like this format where the players of the match are the ones talking about the game they played. It is really informative to hear what they have to say about their thought process on shots, etc. I would like it if more matches were this way.
Thanks! We have a few more Player Review gems from back in the day that we will be remastering!
Buddy Hall has the smoothest stroke and pre-shot routine. Never a glitch in either.
I really like this idea of having both players commentating their own match together. On top of that, I always like commentary by Buddy Hall and Grady Mathews.
Their analysis is just priceless. I feel like I'm getting a master class in pool just watching this.
I could watch these ALL DAY. GD ty Accu-Stats.
Thumbs up before even watching!! Love these older matches.
What a time! Buddy and Grady playing, Efren and Pretty Boy one table over then Varner...
Enjoyed listening to Grady Mathews and Buddy Hall discuss their match. Very interesting.. Thanks for sharing Accu-Stats !
Very interesting commentary. Not sure I've ever heard two guys call their own match. RIP Grady
I had the great honor of getting to play him in a exhibition along time ago , what a thrill it was to meet him and hear a lot of story's great guy
Good stuff. Love to see Buddy Hall shoot!
These two great pool players were a pleasure to listen to. It doesn't hurt that they were very close friends either and that comes across in spades as they comment on their match. I was lucky enough to see Buddy play in person two times in the early 90's and I walked away extremely impressed with his playing ability. Grady was unlucky in this match with how the balls rolled after the break and then he compounded this bad luck by getting ticked off and shooting too quickly without enough thought. Grady's stroke was not dissimilar to the stroke Allen Hopkin's uses. I have not seen any other professionals that I can think of who use this type of stroke. They both have very short strokes but are still able to generate amazing power when they need it. Sometimes I wonder if shooting this way has advantages due to the fact that there is less to go wrong with the stroke. Listening to Grady was especially informative to me because his safety play was second to none or perhaps is second to Efren. RIP Thanks so much for posting this. The insights into the game of pool played by two of the best is priceless.
buddy still plays about everyday at 75 still shoot well above average i feel proud to call him my friend he signed my bludworth cue for me
Thanks so much for posting. Absolutely timeless!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Old school masters!
yes they were
Thanks Accu-Stats for the upload. I had some old Accu-stats tapes from the 90's, and the quality on this looks a lot better that what I remember watching on my VCR 20 some years ago. Good job with the remastering.
* Thank you sincerely for uploading this video and allowing the mass public to watch & Listen to these two legends of pocket billiards ! - Oh if I had a time machine ... I would love to have been at this tournament ( And vast amounts of other tournaments and money games ) - I would have loved to watch and listen - To have exchanged dialogue and got a lot of legendary players autographs - From Strawberry to Bugs ... Buddy and Grady ... Efren and Cornbread ... Jersey Red and Harold Worst Ect ... The list would be vast and extensive ! - Nine ball - One Pocket - Straight pool - Banks ... Glory to the wars fought by felt warriors with there magic wands ! - May God protect and bless you and yours throughout eternity ! - So more it be ! *
Grady, what a legend, playing that good at that age. True inspiration for me.
And of course Mr Hall as well.
@@kilppa i still get to play with buddy in his home town of metropolis he,s 75 but still shoot,s above average im just proud to call him a friend
Thanks for the upload. I LOVE hearing the commentary of these guys. Great playing as well !
It’s not often you get to see Grady playing 9ball. Much less with his own commentary.
Supreme talent, competitive, super humble & informative self-commentary... what more do you want?
Yes, bingo!
Thanks for uploading, i liike the Accustats format, where the players amicably commentate. This should be shown on ESPN.
28:07 he didn't play the side pocket ?1
Wow this was great, thank you Pat and team!!! Near the end of the match, Grady and Buddy talk about an Earl and Jose player review tape being available. I will definitely have to check that out.
This is gold for those of us trying to level up our game! Thanks..
Great match, thank you Accustat Pat
You're welcome.
Thanks for sharing this tape. It's a great match.
2 of my favorite pool players lifetime, Grady was hilarious to be around, and Buddy played so good sometimes it was scary
Won't scary but it sure was great to see for anyone who has the game in thier veins it's much harder than golf and should have the recognition of golf
@James Tyler ding ding ding!! Someone gets it. And buddy Hall and the others who lost on purpose to cash in during that challenge of champions event didn't help either.
Thank you both for doing this review.
Unfortunately Grady passed away in 2012.
When I want to refresh my shot strategies I rewatch this video.
Grady's shirt. .... I know I've seen that pattern before on many a stripped mattress, It's a good look for Grady. These two old pool sharks really do like each other.
Two awesome guys right there, i really miss them
What do you mean? Grady is gone, but Buddy still plays, I watched him last year at SBE!
Both amazing players back in their day 👍
Thanks for posting Pat your the man
Very good lessons for an amateur like me, thanks a lot Accu-stats !
Glad you liked it!
This is so great! Thanks so much Pat & co. Can I request some Miz straight pool matches with a 100 ball run?
At 49 years old my dad looked 35.
At 49 years old Grady looked 75.
GREAT!!!
Legends.
Brings back memories I used to play Grady at Scott Smiths pool hall actually just played Scott a few months ago his game has dropped off a bit still a shooter though.
Amazing you remember as much as you two do!
Not sure if you're serious, but the commentary isn't from recently.
Grady died in 2012.
@@CertifiedSlamboy : I wasn't aware of that.
34:00 how the hell does Grady look the same age as his dad?
Grady came in Knoxville Billiard club back in the late 90s. He stayed around for a couple of weeks. I was working there at the time . He beat a couple of House players playin 1 hole. Lol then he would sit there at an old Malibu beach pinball game and played for hours and hours. There was definitely no air in the conversation with him around . Great fella may he Rest In Peace
Awesome video do you have any of Grady talking about himself playing some one pocket I would pay for that I could learn a lot from his knowledge of what he was thinking about when he was shooting certain shots
It's nice to see an older gentleman play that fast
dissed hard will watch the upload some day. ty regardless
Definety the best 9 ball tournemen t that I have ever watched
Yes, all elements were on display, from great safety play to great cueball control and position. But that is always the case when you say the name "Buddy Hall".
Damn, that table rolls off so much, and buddy still managed to slow roll a ball in the full length of the table.
Thanks for the upload! Can you upload that Jose Parica vs Earl Strickland game/commentary?
It's on our list, so in time, in time.
What an awesome video
Grady is the only pro I remember who wore glasses.
Buddy Hall scratched a few times this match.......Still a legendary 9 baller.
Wish I woulda been there. But I was a teenager
Pat release the parica Strickland review tape please
Yes, in time.
I would like to see some Jimmy Reeds videos if you have any?
Good match
Miss ya Grady.
Hi Pat, any chance you have the video of Earl and Jose's player review for sale? Thanks!
That's for sale on DVD. $9.95.
Man, Grady never stops Hey Grady what don't you know? man please...........
Waiting
The pioneers...wow
Grady Matthews is a a great of the game!
1:15 efren
Grady looks older than his dad
He's only 49 here
Man, did Grady come out of the womb looking like he was 70?
@8:58 Grady said Efren has been spending his free time playing craps 😀 And he gets beat badly by Jimmy.
2:08 😃😆😀😁😂
I see a room full of
CHAMPIONS AND WORLD-BEATERS.
Raise yer hand
if THE CROW worked on yer table!
--redwood city
Wasn't there a guy named "Grady" in "The Color of Money"? Was he supposed to be based on the real Grady?
That was “Grady seasons” played by Keith McCready. Grady Mathew’s was in that movie tho. He played the old man in the bar called Dud.
@@WyattW259 Thanks , that's even more interesting than I realized. I always remember the scene where Tom Cruise tells an onlooker "Do you mind - this is a money game" :)
He was kinda a rambler in that movie but it so stuck out to me. Made me look into him more. Mr grady ready knows his way around the table for sure:)
You look it uo
After you break and can't see a shot why not just out the 6 into the 2 leaving the 2 balls tiring up the 2 leaving a bank on the 1.
do you have any other player review matches?
if mataya is killing reyes why is keith in his chair?
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8:15 Efren 💕
aWHT thats isnt BUDDY HAJJ voice
A Hee Haw reunion.