Chang Jung Lin vs Niels Feijen | Last 32 | 2022 World Pool Championship

Former finalist Chang Jung Lin takes on former champion Niels Feijen in the last 32 of the 2022 World Pool Championship in Milton Keynes.
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[@lawrencemaweu]

These guys have just become too good to beat, and it makes the game look simple and yet it is tough as hell

[@anthonyvlogs01]

You should’ve seen Chang recently against mocaibat 😂

[@rockyj2008]

Seen it

[@Sosa9ball]

That was a wild comeback from Shane

[@sohailhines]

Am I the only one who remembers Shane coming back from 3-10 down against Mika in another match last year?

[@Xombologna]

I mean half of this video is the commentators talking about that match and them showing footage of that match because it’s happening adjacent to the main table. So….yeah….you aren’t the only one that remembers.

[@skmalladi]

Just how tall is Chang? He simply towers over the table! What a clinical and professional performance.

[@brianr5582]

6’0

[@shapeofsoup]

How dare you spoil Shane v. Mika 😂

[@laszloforgacs2010]

Shane just simply stole the show 😄

[@MrAntonnio96]

That Shane Victory reminded me of LBJ taking down the warriors in the Finals 84 win season Goats always do what Goats do

[@rayriley3366]

I like watching these matches

[@Fleur_de_lis2k]

1:02:42 Any idea what song is playing in the background?

[@hobbies2seriously]

“Hello pool players!”

[@oumashu3698]

is it just me or chang didnt age at all😭

[@Livingtree32]

Yes, that’s just you. My first thought was: Damn, did Chang get old. 😂

[@MrBrightstar3.14]

This should be a good game 👍🏻

[@robertreese2600]

At 22:23 funny as hell. If they only knew what was about to happen on table two!

[@jc23aircraftchannel]

another one of those too many ads 😅🤣😂

[@Eonity]

Me when the commentators stop commentating on the main match theyre supposed to be commentating, and switch to a whole other match 😐

[@moneygivemenowplease]

When does the 2023 tournament start?

[@brendanvu1983]

Feb 1-5

[@rogerscottcathey]

That table color looks like what a business might choose for carpeted walls

[@kennethclayton1526]

Why did they use a wooden rack for Shane's and Ko's match?

[@Livingtree32]

How can it be that at this level of professionalism it’s still not possible to get Asian names correct????? Chang is the last name

[@rustyshackleford6407]

@21:56 If you know, you know...

[@justsomeguy6474]

Yup there has to be an alternate break format.

[@Doraemann]

alternate break is for short game format, like race to 4-5.

[@justsomeguy6474]

@@Doraemann no

[@cw9395]

Alternate breaks eliminate the possibility of comebacks. Not a good idea

[@justsomeguy6474]

@@cw9395 That isn't true at all.

[@cw9395]

How is that not true? If your reasoning to change it to alternate break is because you can consecutively break and run in winner’s break, then the opposite holds true. In alternate break it is impossible to consecutively bnr, most matches will be extremely difficult to come back from, matches will be much less entertaining. Any cue sports thrive the most as a spectator sport and are most exciting to watch when there’s a high run component, whether it be 147s in snooker or running a 8 pack in pool. There is a reason why major pool tournaments have been winners break for so many years. Remember how svb came back from being down 10-3 vs immonen and came back? You’re delusional if you think he could have down that in alternate break

[@charickter]

SVB

[@edjonmarkrocha1209]

Edjonmrak1999 20

[@Fleur_de_lis2k]

1:02:42 Any idea what song is playing in the background?