In all other respects, the Railbird Productions are a fine video account of the games played, BUT Kevin needs to pay much closer attention to posting the actual, accurate score in a timely manner. It is distracting and frustrating to continually witness such incompetence.
I'm only 7 minutes into the video, and it looks like Alcano was trying to "shark" Corteza. Alcano keeps approaching the table. Should be forced to forfeit the game for doing crap like that.
They're really good friends, have been for years. They probably dont mind at all, if they did I can imagine they would have said something to one another.
I really think the issue is Ronnie reshaped his tip right before the match or during the match and kept trying to make sure it was shaped to his liking and chalked after he did that then he hits cue ball in between racks and checks his tip.
I'm lucky I found this good showing
Indeed. Don’t get the bad boys URL wrong. Lol.
LVC had four balls until the scratch at ~15:40. So he had 3 after that, not 2.
Tho it didn't matter in the end, lol.
Holy crap, that first rack was crooked...
Waaay too many camera angles
How did Lee even win A Single Game! Mismatch!!
Lee has a 225 ball run in straight pool hes a champion Ronnie is just a world champion
In all other respects, the Railbird Productions are a fine video account of the games played, BUT Kevin needs to pay much closer attention to posting the actual, accurate score in a timely manner. It is distracting and frustrating to continually witness such incompetence.
I'm only 7 minutes into the video, and it looks like Alcano was trying to "shark" Corteza. Alcano keeps approaching the table. Should be forced to forfeit the game for doing crap like that.
They're really good friends, have been for years. They probably dont mind at all, if they did I can imagine they would have said something to one another.
That is how they play in the Philippines.
I really think the issue is Ronnie reshaped his tip right before the match or during the match and kept trying to make sure it was shaped to his liking and chalked after he did that then he hits cue ball in between racks and checks his tip.
There's no sharking. Just an remarkably overactive viewer imagination.
Is this the first time Lee Van ever played one-pocket?