All the way back! 😱

[@damian-vp9lg]

SVB looks so unimpressed in his seat lol

[@justsomeguy6474]

"Oh stop it"

[@mikelessard7492]

Master draw.. .most would have rattled it 😂

[@theasianone3327]

I wonder how much the cue ball airtime played into how much draw he got. Less friction removing the backspin

[@bob733333]

Skill combined with luck is tough to beat.

[@typicalenglishguy4276]

'the more I practice the luckier I get.' .Jack Nicholson (golfer) quote when he was winning everything. 👍

[@pentime4431]

Not much luck involved here besides getting a position on the 2, very doable shot albeit very difficult (especially against Shane). Biado is one of the best, if not the best, on Earth rn

[@Lion-mx9wu]

@@pentime4431 OHHH YES you nailed it bro!

[@bob733333]

@@pentime4431 The shape was very much lucky, it's ok, man, he's still a great player and it was a great shot.

[@Flackbox]

No luck at all. Only way he wasn't getting shape was if he landed right on top of the 2 ball, which would have been crazy unlucky.

[@alexellygalbangonzalez]

Excelente tiro

[@t-mach5504]

Magnificent 🎱🎱🎱🎱

[@savag3d3vil70]

Not using a rail to draw back too is insane

[@HerbertsBilliards]

Why would you use a rail to make that shot? It requires MUCH more cue angle than the rail alone can provide. Thats the reason he elevated his bridge hand on the rail. Notice his cue is 50°+ and he is hitting down on the cueball. It would not be possible (on a 9' table) to draw that much with a level cue off the rail. Especially, when the cue ball is so close to the rail.

[@stdavis22]

13mm wood shaft with a hard tip

[@johnny5ramos]

It's slightly easier with new cloth, but you still have to hit that shot perfect.

[@oswaldoruizrivera3718]

Y eso es mucho o qué??