HOT MATCH: Francisco BUSTAMANTE vs. KO Pin-Yi: 2016 DERBY CITY CLASSIC BIGFOOT 10-BALL CHALLENGE

From January 2016, the 18th Derby City Classic HOT MATCH between the veteran Filipino "Django", Francisco BUSTAMANTE, and one of Taiwan's best, KO Pin-Yi, facing off in the Diamond Bigfoot 10-Ball Challenge.
The 2016 Derby City Classic is now on Accu-Stats' Vimeo Video on Demand (Buy, rent, subscribe). 36 matches from the 18th Annual Derby City Classic - nine days of 4 disciplines: 9-ball, one-pocket, banks, and the Diamond Bigfoot 10-Ball Challenge. Players at the 2016 Derby City Classic include Efren Reyes, Lee Vann Corteza, Kevin Cheng, Shane Van Boening, Alex Pagulayan, Ko Pin-Yi, Justin Bergman, Jayson Shaw, Dennis Orcollo, John Morra, Francisco Bustmante and many more! So much pool crammed into 9 days!! The best of which is available on Accu-Stats' Vimeo VOD service!
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[@logueend3207]

bustamante's stroke is one of the most watchable strokes of all time in pool

[@langchauvin1121]

This was one of Bustamante's best play I've seen. 👍 Thanks for posting.

[@Kentucky_Blue]

17:41 is the best view I’ve seen of Bustamante’s aiming method. He’s so outside any CTE method that I can’t imagine that’s it.

[@yehezkielsandybudjamin857]

When he's shot the cue ball, it's different when he's first aiming..when he's shot,aiming point not very left english..when he's first aiming to shot,aiming point very left english..

[@stanleyolivar7381]

That final winning shot was a nail biter. ✅🇵🇭

[@winterguitarkingyea]

Hi PAT, Thank You for This Match, BigDennis here from Idaho, 2 of my Favorite World Champions. Ko Pin Yi I think is the best player in the world Since Buddy Hall - Efren. I bought my First Tape from Pat back n Reno like 1985, a long time ago, Lolllll.

[@edwinlara726]

This answered commentators confusion between who really dominated pool Filipinos or Chinese Taipei?

[@ianmastrangelo2427]

Bustamante's cue delivery is very unique. A lot of his shots it almost looks like he decelerates into but the outstanding form and follow through give him tremendous results. Inspirational pool in this match from both players!

[@somadmorocco9694]

mantap video nya bagus2...thank you so muchhh

[@arijano82]

Great Video Greetings from Swiss Bustamante is Like George Foreman

[@SonicRacingEPt]

Another Great match in it's entirety thanks Accu-Stats 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼...

[@AccuStats]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@grazianop2706]

These 2 anouncers are the best in pool. I really enjoy the commentary. Thanks for doing a great job.

[@destinylags6863]

I mean these guys are solid, but they aren't Jeremy Jones level commentator

[@kevindean6600]

Great match

[@rafaelvillamor9702]

That shot at 48:58 is something you see often with FILIPINOS. We used to learn that shot by playing The Classic 61PTS ROTATION.

[@adambaldwin258]

Thank you guys for posting! I swear I learn something new whenever I watch these Gentlemen play.

[@jamest3552]

Now go whoop Alec.

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

Francisco has the smoothest stroke and the deftest feel of his cue of anyone I've ever seen play. The cue is in constant motion and simply rests in his hand and his timing is to die for. Love watching him play.

[@rickypermana6516]

Very intense match thx for share the vid.

[@otakurocklee]

You've got the best videos for pool. Can see everything clearly.

[@AccuStats]

Thank you SO much!

[@raquelbiliran7693]

Wow! Seriously they have school for billiard/pool? While in d Philippines it’s just one of the pass time & definitely all the parents will be mad when U skip school just to play billard/pool

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

Maybe a "pass-time" in some regards, but collectively speaking the Filipinos take pool *>extremely

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

@Elizabeth Bautista In most countries, "Education" has become nothing but extremely expensive, indoctrinating brainwashing.

[@johnpoccia4981]

What a great set

[@DavidWolfensperger]

Nice match. Way to be Francisco. No slouch KO Pin-Yi.

[@akquicksilver]

Buste just made Efren proud! Great commentary!

[@natecavender897]

This was a really fun match to watch!

[@BoBurson]

Wow what a match!

[@seanellen6514]

Wow, I have never seen Bustamante on fire like this. Great match!

[@AccuStats]

Thanks!

[@robertcooper96]

I guess you haven't been watching him for the last 25 years, cause this is average for him

[@seanellen6514]

@@robertcooper96 you do realize this was on a 10ft right? and I actually have only been watching pool for about 5 years now, but have watched plenty of Buste. I don't think I've seen him on a 10ft so I was just amazed he was over 900 after 19 racks of 10ball. I've watched him play in the world cup with efren and he shot a little better but not much. this is not average for him imo. especially when he's playing a youngster world champion like Ko Pin Yi.

[@robertcooper96]

@@seanellen6514 well, I've been watching him for over 20 years live and on TV and this is average for him. Where it be on 7,8,9, out 10ft.

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

@@robertcooper96 This performance by Buste was virtual perfection, there was nothing average about it, not by anybody's standard.

[@animulovers3881]

Awesome PTBP

[@Joe-Z]

Bustamante is a prime example of how important cue timing is.

[@Gmanu29]

I wish they put up an event - philippines vs taiwan like mosconi cup. Its gonna be awesome

[@victorcastro3326]

They already had! Philippines won last time, even Efren played.

[@josephnewcomb5670]

Playing no jump cues is more interesting and requires more skill

[@emanuelelin1010]

true, but the Ko brothers are great with the jump cue so would have liked to see him jump a few balls👍

[@dogatsiglat5698]

Efren Reyes does not play jump cues, he always use the rails and can also curve the white ball making it more magical.

[@MrJdsenior]

Agreed. At an amateur level I am just fine with using jump cues, but I think at a pro level it makes extricating yourself from a really effective safety (otherwise) too easy. Excellent safe kicking from a solid safety required a LOT of skill, jumping with a jump cue, not so much. Heck, even at amateur levels jumping with just a shaft is often disallowed, as that is considered too easy even for competent amateurs. I think I remember reading or hearing that the majority of pros agree with using playing cue only or disallowing jumping altogether, don't remember exactly which.

[@ervindelarosa1331]

@@dogatsiglat5698 Nope.. he used jump cue on other match.Maybe on Marlon Manalo if im wrong.just search..

[@MrJdsenior]

Great match, good commentary guys, I enjoyed it.

[@AccuStats]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@EastErnEst]

Francisco Boost da money

[@ulyssesmaunes8240]

kakaiba talaga si champ bustamante . .

[@baccaratroulettewinninggri1849]

Epic !! Liked !

[@20thbctesd76]

A legend next to Efren.

[@galihel.ghi2354]

Old but gold

[@akquicksilver]

Killer match. Buste was as good as he ever was. Keep your eye on the guy from Ti.

[@ianmastrangelo2427]

Rack number 10, Ko's out was some seriously excellent pool. Busty played a wicked safe, just didn't matter lol. Nice shooting!!

[@se7encow]

very good

[@sandstormondeserts617]

Not over yet announcer said but already finished na!

[@langchauvin1121]

Busti with his experience, guts and creativity, he has the edge and that's what really counts in this kind of match and not to be only good in pocketing balls. Ko Pin Ye a world champ, he's also good in fairness but made a slight mistake and a scratch ball that caused him this match.

[@jamirimaj6880]

That's what it should be. In a few years, Ko will be in that veteran position.

[@JimmyHuynhdesign]

love bustys game

[@alexfernandez1313]

very pressure to shoot the last ball.

[@onannano2755]

Both terrific players great match 👍👍👍

[@AccuStats]

We agree!

[@wombra8314]

47:40 😂😂🧡

[@zitterstandy]

Is this a 9 foot table? Seems larger than the usual pool table

[@pingmendoza719]

10' x 5'

[@johnhenninger1980]

ur right

[@mikeserrano734]

Django Bustamante is a pool Legend.

[@Richard-sp9fo]

Please go to the KZbin app, type in PETA, go to PLAYLISTS, find the Pandemic Playlist. Thanks

[@ericmaldonado6374]

Francisco Bustamante 🇸🇽🐐👊 ...Filipino Power 💪💪🏾👊🏽🎱👏👏🏼👏🏾

[@physika]

I think Bustamante wasn't very sure of the last shot but good win anyway.

[@ThangNguyen-qy3mo]

no one would be sure in such situations

[@chrisharris8223]

SVB has the most powerful break period!!!

[@ryancummings5295]

Don't compromise the quality of the sport by eliminating pushout; its a chess move and serves a strategic purpose. It can allow a player in stroke to manage some semblance of control over random bad luck of not making ball on break and shot on next object ball. Tennis is an example of a sport with a bunch of obscure rules regarding scoring and playing. And some matches can go 3, 4, and even 5 hours. What the game needs is more educated viewers and these videos do a good job of that. The fans will catch up with more exposure to quality play; Especially with today's billiard content on the internet. I think every sport has the dilemna of how to grow fan base and frequent player participation. Tennis has same issue. But the money in tennis is not in tourneys, although it pays well. The cheese is in endorsements. The image of the sport and image of the individual is rewarded. There may be more effective means of growth in audience than changing push out rule. Personally, although i love to watch someone break out a 5 or 6 pack, from a competition perspective, i like the alternate break, best of 3 sets, each set race to 7; player A starts first set break, Player B opens 2nd, and Player A breaks first on 3 (if 3rd set required). Sorry long post. Great vids keep em comin. And.... Efren can give god the orange crush on a 6x12

[@ryancummings5295]

The push out dilemna arises around 1:05:03 and busti slow rolls it out into more or less a legal safe, where its not too hard to kick at the object ball. Ko could have allowed busti to take it but instead thought he could not just kick it but turn it into something and optioned to take it. Eventually he fires and ends up leaving busti an open shot to work with. My point i guess is the pushout is still a shot. It rewards the breaker some control of the layout. And the incoming player dealing with the pushed out shot, also has a similar struggle.

[@AccuStats]

I agree.

[@2869may]

KO's kick on the 2 in the 5th rack was clean....!

[@kriskringle6173]

Ko brothers are pretty smooth operators. They're becoming my favorites. In fact little Ko is my top player. I'd stake him against anybody in the world. Hes a murderer. 5 n out on SVB. That's Elite of the Elite. Man it's tough for me to kick and hit a ball on a 9ft. I can only imagine how tough it is on a 10ft. On a barbox theres nowhere to hide from me. I can just about run out kicking balls in. And I'm playing well on a 9ft but my kicking game is definitely the kink in my 9ft table game.. at this time. I'm always improving but Ko is hitting em full in the face. Kickin like a horse. Kicks the 2 ball diagonally in the corner..on a 10fter lol. That was amazing. Well if Ko wants to run it back I'll stake twice the prize money on him. Those guys are monsters tho. Both of em. Fun match.

[@Fixstern16]

first time i saw busty i jeans

[@SDG1855]

1:10:50 At long last, they explain how the TPA is calculated

[@edwaggoner816]

It is important to note that Taiwan is a separate country and not part of Communist China.

[@rosebud6522]

Django Bustamnte is the better player.,one of the best Filipino player

[@tobiasgeorgi6513]

It's a miracle how the old commentator manages to literally always calls the wrong shot the players are gonna make :-)

[@sergeykhachaturov9397]

I’d like to c em play on a 12ft table

[@user-mg5yg9po6o]

Bustmante 年紀大了準度有差，這可以理解，但桿法怎麼變得這麼生硬，以前超柔的說

[@user-dl8ko6sp9u]

同意。少了殺氣。避免下有難度的杆法，多用順杆。

[@troyberber2324]

Ahh C’mon!

[@dinaplumbantobing9331]

Hebat.

[@raystanczak4277]

Marks right-even though his wife isn’t a pool junkie, anybody watching would spot these two as being special.

[@yantotan8418]

ho the winner

[@lucapoulsen4996]

K.o Is very lucky.

[@ismaelbustamante1922]

That's my uncle.

[@kboy5189]

Rack no 12. He looks like a robot from China

[@Cgtlfa]

Filipino Jack Nicholson

[@user-kn7wb6bz7b]

那個八號也瞄準太歪了吧 以為不會進 襪靠那洞也他媽太大了吧

[@Alexander-zg7ee]

Busti beasti

[@josefalcis7836]

VIOLENCE, VIOLENCE!

[@sandstormondeserts617]

Oh it's not over yet ? Wala tiwala ito announcer sa pilipino

[@johnorourke4067]

Mongoose wins every time, says Danny 🥴

[@arjaylisud5834]

Sino nandito dahil sa HE'S INTO HER? 😂

[@itsalden]

Danny always makes me mad while listening to him

[@nickpatrick7021]

34:05 I don't think that's true anymore. Teenagers are starting to win the World 9 Ball every year while it's starting to feel like time is running out a little bit for some of the guys in their mid-late 30's.

[@josephnewcomb5670]

There are alot more good younger players these days bc of all the junior leagues so players learn at younger ages now good fundamentals

[@nickpatrick7021]

@@josephnewcomb5670 wouldn't doubt it. KZbin probably has something to do with it as well. You don't have to pay to learn the ins and outs anymore

[@josephnewcomb5670]

@@nickpatrick7021 Yeah but I rather learn by playing bc it alot more fun and lots of experience is great & helps when u playing under pressure for the title & money

[@nickpatrick7021]

@@josephnewcomb5670 sure, all the tips and drills you can find online don't mean anything until you apply them, but there aren't any secrets anymore. You can find out about throw, cut induced spin, deflection, and everything else the easy way now

[@MrJdsenior]

@@josephnewcomb5670 You HAVE to do both, my experience. You can be told and shown a lot, but until you play a lot of very knowledgeable and wily components you probably won't be an excellent player. I've had thirty and forty year players (playing time, not age) show me 'you shouldas" that are downright embarrassing, considering what I actually did against them, and got trounced. That is required learning.

[@RobertCOVELL]

The old gut talkin drives me nuts

[@RobertCOVELL]

Guy*

[@aaronchagnon5230]

Old man needs a new career. Terrible commentator

[@robertdoss238]

Commentators are just fine.

[@MrJdsenior]

@@robertdoss238 I think Danny is hilarious. And the 'old man' had several careers, including pro pool and boxing. I always laugh when someone with Aaron's attitude and ignorance disses him for his knowledge. He should go find a video of Danny playing in his prime, like the Mosconi cup one on YT. He played DAMNED good there, top pro level, no question. And pool hasn't changed as dramatically as most people think (the common gripe, he doesn't know contemporary pool). The biggest change I see from 'back when' to now is equipment, and the incredible kick safeties from good safeties that the Fillipinos (Efren, mostly) brought to the scene. There are more 'experts' that have run 20 or less tables in their LIVES than you can shake a stick at, so to speak. :-) This when there are many pros that have done 8 - 10 or more IN A ROW during a tournament where real money is on the line, tens of thousands, and many many people are watching. These morons think that because they can hold a table in their local gin joint that they are something else. LOL Most any decent league player could do that, even the just above average ones, and that's without playing what most bar players call 'dirty pool'. Add in safeing and most bar players would be clueless, lost, and beaten with severe regularity. Those folks are exactly the ones that pick some faux pas some pro makes during a tournament (often of one or two, total) and say "I could make that shot" and claim they could beat these pros. What a bunch of idiots, I've often said pick one, put up your money, and play one...and please, let us all know in detail exactly what happened. I have a guy I've played a few times that came on missed final ball from winning the Australian Open snooker tournament decades back. I asked his how much difference there really was between very good amateurs, and pros, and his response was "a LOT". They are exactly the ridiculous fodder many top amateurs and pro roadies look for, to make VERY easy money. Corey used to walk in and say something like 'I'm REALLY good, who's your best player that likes action'? And then proceed to trounce them. There's an interview with him talking about him and Pag doing this, and it is hilarious.. like the story where he took three grand at one hall, let Pag drive his car, who managed to hit the guy's car he'd taken the money from, so he went back in, found out who owned the car (it was the guy he played) and ended up giving the whole 3k back to pay for the damages.

[@hyaenas7850]

Commentators are horrible.

[@robertdoss238]

Commentators are just fine.

[@kboy5189]

Oh yeah, Snakes are afraid of only two creatures. Mongoose and Eagles. Also, red and yellow turmeric colors.

[@MrJdsenior]

Umm, not really, most snakes will flee when anything large shows up, including a human who is trying to grab them, unless maybe they are defending offspring. I've done it and seen it many times. You should see them haul butt when my dog shows up, as she has a very high predatory instinct and loves to chase and grab most any reasonably sized animal that is not a dog, and she knows how to kill them VERY quickly. From what I've seen, even a highly venomous snake would have virtually no chance with her. Even if they did hit her, I expect they would die in the process. You can see humans handling and even playing with (avoiding strikes) from highly venomous snakes in many cultures, including cobras (the mongoose you mentioned). Snakes are fast strikers, but not as fast as most people make them out to be. On the other hand I was once pushing a boat through a very shallow part of a canal, and a cottonmouth was swimming toward me. I got out of the way REALLY fast...those are some nasty snakes, they WILL actually come after you, in the water anyway.