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| Name | 1995 EFREN REYES history-making Z-shot you will love |
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| Video Discription | Be sure to also watch THIS *amazing* Efren Reyes match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECtad3LCPPE Posted with express consent of Accu-Stats # 062916. Full 107 mins. match DVD available from Accu-Stats (S21-11d). Even EFREN’s opponent, EARL STRICKLAND loved it and knew this remarkable shot meant victory for EFREN. Score was 12-12 in race-to-13 final. EFREN was in deep trouble and came with this zigzag beauty (the now-famous Z-shot from 1995’s Sands Regency Open 9-ball). A sheer dazzler that received a standing ovation from all the lucky folks in attendance. Earl’s sportsmanship on this occasion was almost as remarkable as EFREN's shot. Earl later told a billiards magazine reporter: “That shot will become part of pool history." *MY FULL EXPLANATION OF THE VERY DIFFICULT SITUATION EFREN WAS IN* For viewers who _are unfamiliar with_ why certain pool situations amount to *deep trouble* for the player at the table, here's the dilemma Efren was in: Having no reasonable shot on his 5-ball he wisely chose to attempt a safety on the 5 ball. He banked the 5 off the foot rail, intending to leave the cue ball behind the 6, and the 5 on the head rail. And that’s exactly what happened — except the 5 accidentally nudged the 8 ball into the head-rail left-corner pocket on its way up table. _*Reyes left himself the SAME DEVIOUS SAFE he intended for Strickland*_ !!! Because he had (unintentionally) pocketed a ball, he was compelled to continue shooting at the lowest-numbered object ball -- the five, in this case. He knew that if he failed to hit the five, Earl would have been given "ball-in-hand" placing the cue ball anywhere he wanted and virtually guaranteeing that Strickland would easily run out from there -- as any world-class pro would have -- easily winning the tournament. |
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