EPIC 14.1 - Corey DEUEL vs Joshua FILLER - 2017 MAKE IT HAPPEN 14.1 INVITATIONAL

[@ShortstopOnPool]

It's been 5 years. Has Joshua Filler slowed down like they thought he might. I don't think so. He is still young, fearless, and fast. Amazing to watch.

[@noway9426]

Oh hi Josh filler

[@RZ393]

They were referring to his speed of play.

[@kerrmoney]

Thanks Pat, I knew this would be epic! More 14.1 and 8 ball please!

[@Occupuyourspine]

Comment on commentary I like to hear pool world current events & history, but more time hearing about the ongoing game & MORE SILENCE would be nice too.🤠

[@wdiddy1]

Yikes! Filler at 19 ran 137 lol, man this kid was born to play pool!

[@tylerbowie9069]

I am super stoked to see this match!

[@AccuStats]

Glad to hear it!

[@ruskyhrahsel7723]

Great match

[@XHeadhunter66]

55:46 Darren predicting the match against Dennis Hatch and the resulting Drama. At the mosconi cup 2017 after Filler beat Hatch 5-4 Dennis refused to shake his hand. An also predicting JJ will become captain of the US Team around 1:01:48

[@vcslimm2000]

I love Accustat videos

[@davidparker8475]

WOW!

[@ericadelman2272]

Awesome

[@rhyslucero1400]

Walking around the table helps see other angles to aim by. I don't just hit the cue ball at the spot on the object ball that will make the shot. I double check often by imagining I am just trying to cause the cue ball to deflect in the right direction. You can usually tell, if you walk around the table, not only the direction to hit the object ball, but also the angle of deflection of the cue ball. I switch back in forth in my mind to make sure I am dialed into the shot. This type of aiming is easier if you walk around the table.

[@robertdenson3375]

Afterward cory was philosophical and said , hey I ran almost 70. Both players played great.

[@wallytverstol8627]

nice run

[@rubic64]

this kid can play

[@roccocicoria4888]

Monster alien.

[@51Dss]

Duel seems to be unable to see patterns. He works a lot harder than he should just to get through one rack. Filler plays classic patterns but he plays with such abandon. When he is on - when he is dead punch as the saying goes there's nobody who can stop him. But on a table with tighter pockets he wouldn't get away with that kind of play - neither would Mika really. But it is pure joy watching Filler play.

[@XHeadhunter66]

Why is the prefix of the match often the same for a discipline? Allways "Epic" 14.1, "Killer" One Pocket.

[@farshadevil1]

Epic comment, Killer point

[@MegaErwin8]

who is the other guy that talks to much!?the other one I know is JJ

[@AccuStats]

Darren Appleton

[@josephkane1723]

Great commentators solid info,equipment,style of play,confidence,wisdom thanks much

[@nickturner2813]

Yes, Appleton needed to shut up a bit and watch the match instead of yacking away endlessly and then having to ask the other commentator what happened in the shot he just talked over. He's a great player but a bit of a twat.

[@MegaErwin8]

@@AccuStats Darren is one of the worst commentator ever...pls don’t put him near the booth he is super annoying doesn’t know when to shut his mouth.Just keep on blabbing none sense.

[@MegaErwin8]

@@nickturner2813 I had to mute my computer,can’t stand that stupid Darren keeps on talking and not paying attention to the game at hand...keeps on talking non sense.Putijng him on the booth is really a bad idea.For me the best commentators are JJ and Billy I.Very knowledgeable know what their talking about and they also knows when to shut their mouth and just watch the game

[@josephr8294]

`I shut this one off. Too much rambling by the commentators. I hope these 2 guys don't aren't regulars for accu stats. I may have to unsubscribe.

[@calmerchbeats]

British guy talks to much hahahah

[@MrJdsenior]

Why would YT charge people for advice freely given by those in the know? That's about the first dumb thing I've ever heard out of your mouth, if you were serious. I'm hoping you were kidding. Isn't the whole point to get more people involved in pool, so that maybe it will start to take on some interest by a wider population? That would spur monies for tournaments as well. Take a look at what snooker players overseas make for winning a tournament. Hell, they typically make more money as a bonus for a perfect break than tournaments pay to the winner here. You seriously might want to rethink that statement. And you definitely still have to take lumps to learn. Having the knowledge (some of it) and being able to execute are two VERY different things, as you well know. The other point I might make is that the Chinese are training up kids from the get-go, and as you can readily see, it is really starting to pay off. Do you want to see the US trounced in world tournaments, too, as is happening more and more often? I say put out the info FREELY, maybe it will help. Sorry for coming on a bit strong, but that really wasn't the smartest thing I've ever heard you say. Apologies if you were totally kidding, it was just kind of hard to tell. Your commentating is just about my favorite said work out there, otherwise. Thanks for doing it. And you do realize YOU are disseminating information all the time in your broadcasts, really good info, so there's that. As people learn more it will hopefully spur more interest, and that is good for the entire sport. Cheers.

[@gino2033]

LoL the neck injury seems to have cured the stuttering of Darell. I would not want to be Jones and his flat and nearly non existent commentary tells the story. Darrell first statement which he repeated 3 times beating Shane Van Boning is some match 8 really did care and or pay attention to the euro bragging the match was very good commintator Darrell was annoying and not very good and rarely about the players because Cory was beating the other half of braggers euro Fill it in Filler.

[@stevestewart6287]

Had to stop watching this video, I can not stand to listen to that strong british accent. Half the time I can not understand what the guy is saying. When he said hit it came out as it, because he can not say his H right.