You got there bro. That was still a great weekend for you.

yes

Sometimes the offensive player is just that good.

That's why I called time out and had a laugh while Paul flipped them off. It was an experience I hope I can build on as a professional.

Tables with ramps are used officially in Europe or North Carolina. Bonzini is the table used in North Carolina in an official capacity.

Sorry, Brandon M was ready for it!

Brandon M, the one who is a Pro Master, tries it again at 7:11 and it works!

They are both masters and both Brandon M.

@@happyeskimo5687 😂😁 That is so funny. Because while I always acknowledged that they had the same first name, for some reason it hadn't occurred to me that they both have the same letter beginning their last names.

@@jeremybr2020 lol He's my tocayo (namesake)! The first one was there, I hit it bad, you can see it slow down when it gets to the wall.

You lost,but you won .should keep track of your sore 😊

Yeah, he's like a little Tommy Adkisson. (at least Tommy when he was younger) This isn't necessarily a good thing. He should lose the attitude and try winning with a little more grace. You very rarely see world class players, like Spredeman and Moore, acting such ways. It's good to be confident. But there are better ways to show it IMO.

the kid might have been the better of the four shity players but he's not that good

@@normstaley9799 They are in the OK State Rookie finals, and the kid is like 12 or 13 years old. And he's doing it playing forward. That's pretty damn good. But most importantly, the kid has gotten down one of the most important aspects of the game, which is the passing game. That is not only good, but pretty rare at that age. I think it's pretty obvious that the kid has that special little something, where you know that if he continues to play at this level, he will be one of the top players in the game eventually. He just needs to lose some of that cockiness IMO.

@@jeremybr2020 what do you mean continue to play at this level he's playing a mediocre team it makes him look better than he might really be is all I was trying to say not that he's bad not that there's anything wrong with him but there's no comparison with his skills against that team. not to mention the opposing team that he's playing is playing for first place as well and they are mediocre at best. so clearly the competition that they had to beat to get where they are wasn't that big a deal either. and I didn't say that to pick on either of those two teams I was picking on the guy that wants to blow it out of proportion and make the claim that the kids on his way to stardom him he might be but you can't see it there.

@@normstaley9799 My evaluation of Hunter has nothing to do with his competition. I'm observing the way this kid is playing, and it's obvious he's better than your average 12 year old foosball player. He has a very smooth 5 bar pass. He shoots both pull shots and snake shots. (He shoots a snake shot in other videos I've seen him in.) He shoots both of the shots well. He has confidence and drive. He needs to mature up a little IMO. But if he continues to play in decent tournaments, he will continue to get better. And it's reasonable to believe that if he's already playing like he is, and continues to play, he will be a very strong player when he's an adult. Now will he become world champion? I'll agree with you, that its a little much to believe this, as that is a very tough rode to travel. But if you are suggesting that this kid has nothing special and is like any other you've seen, then I will have to strongly disagree with you on that.

She has one of the best there is.

How are you supposed to play this game?

hahaha. OMG I never heard that in watching previously.

It's not when I watch it.

It's pretty good if you can catch it. Most people cannot catch it consistently.

Not sure what device you are watching it on but when I watch it on PC the sound is just fine. There is a noise gate added so the copyrighted music in the background doesn't prevent us from posting the video altogether. Being that the tournament is played in a public location where we do not control the music we have to try our best to block the music while still keeping the table sounds. Sorry for the inconvenience.

No I feel ya, it’s definitely the music in the back, just very staticky, better to just put non copyrighted music over the whole thing

Unfortunately we can't make everyone happy. Some want commentary, some want table sounds, some want music. Thank you for watching. @@kyletodd8906

No problem, ya I get it.

He asked him if he distracted him. They are good friends so I would assume it was out of respect.

Yes, I asked if I distracted him. He said yes so I gave him the ball back.

@@rivers820 you're a nice guy but just a question for anyone else reading this. Does the distraction rules apply in this case for 1 taking hands off of rod during a singles match vs doubles and 2 is possession required in this case to considered the distractor because if you don't have the ball why would the other player care what you were doing enough for it to distract them.

Benders in Richardson.

@@FoosballSportsNetwork Would you happen to know if they have weekly tournaments at that location?

There are tournaments there Thursday at 8 and Saturday at 9 and pick up games there on Tuesday. .

Can't wait!

Connections? Not sure what that means. Though it doesn't really matter. I would caution against making any comparisons, being this was a very non typical style of play by Ryan. It was an absolute joy to watch, to be sure. Ryan's creativity is astonishing to behold.

@@jeremybr2020 His Capris are definitely creative :)

@@foosman lol I just now noticed he was wearing those. Now THOSE are definitely a........"creative" choice. 🤭

i think ryan isnt relying that much on those connections in real competitions.

That is called a flippy

Yes, traditional US tables have 3 man goalie rods and no ramps.