2005 US Open 9-Ball Champ: F. Bustamante Vs. A. Pagulayan

that lady who prepares the balls is hot!

im a bit curious.. at about 42.15, when bustmante won the rack and put his hand into the top corner pocket and picked some balls out and rolled them across the table..

should that be considered a foul? due to the fact the cue ball was still moving?

no he hasn't

losing 5 consecutive racks after having done a push out mistake must be terrible. Bustamante must have felt quite embarrassed after Pagulayan having a straightforward shot after the push.

oute kan....alla kiriolektika oute kan proseggizei tetioa epipeda.Kai ayto,gia na symplirwsw,einai apokleistika dikia toy ey8ynh.Giati to na 8es na malakizesai sto Champion me olous toys akyroys,paizontas handicaps,exei kai to timima toy.

your right!!
he stroked me in one stroke=)

vassalos

Bustamante has the best stroke in the world.

perfect!

you don't need to have a long bridge to be a strong player though...making sure your arm is moving straight, you're cueing at the right angle and using the full follow through is most important...not cueing distance. Bustamante's stroking arm is WAY out of whack..but he's been doing it so long that it doesn't matter.

alex pagulayan is a very skilled filipino player, when he wasnt an official player yet, he played billiards for a living, gambling money, now that hes big time, he doesnt need to

i would love nothing more than to play one of these masters and learn from them...

it was the push out that Busamante played in the first rack. it cost him 5 racks, and consequently, he lost the match

omg no kidding i thought i was the only one....but jeeez..

whatever style u play is good as long as it's effective and efficient