KILLER ONE-POCKET: Corey DEUEL vs Justin BERGMAN - 2013 SOUTHERN CLASSIC TOURNAMENT

1-POCKET - In 2013, at the Southern Classic 1-Pocket division, Corey DEUEL, 35, was a former U.S. Open 9-Ball champion. But, earlier in 2013, he captured the Derby City Classic 1-Pocket title. So, we’re in for a great match because Justin BERGMAN, at just 25, was making a name for himself on the regional tour, especially at 1-Pocket. So, let’s see how this all played out.
David Maddox and Danny DiLiberto were in the booth.
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[@MrJdsenior]

"This is good neighbor stuff" There's always at least one from Danny. _Is Corey gonna take a foul on the stack?" "That would be novel" with 8 pennies sitting on the rail. Even got a chuckle out of the other commentator.

[@tomtitlow5738]

Wow that was a one pocket match for the ages. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a match where both players were forced to foul so many times which showed excellent strategy and cue ball execution . I learned a lot watching this match keep it Accu-stats!!

[@steve-km3oo]

watch the 2016 us open one pocket championship between deuel and alex. much better play.

[@ruskyhrahsel7723]

Great match

[@jasonmiller9738]

I never thought Justin would be the faster of any two players!

[@capoman1]

I can agree with the slow play complaints. But I just keep my finger on the fast forward key. I always skip to the shots.

[@capoman1]

19:30 Corey had to spin that 6 ball in.

[@geeman509]

great match, shot clock needs to go away...I want to see great moving & shot making, not speed pool

[@arthurbaocn]

Absolutely agree. What's the hurry?

[@noway9426]

Not if you want the masses to watch and grow the sport

[@hairyhoudini5565]

@@noway9426 One pocket is a niche market even within the pool community.

[@daaam2160]

Being knowledgeable is not an excuse for being rude and obnoxious.

[@corbakai4780]

Excellent match. The commentary was maddening though.

[@Mikebauero]

Always is with Danny

[@Abard3480]

Mute enacted, geez. All due respect given.

[@davidthomas1203]

The commentary is mind numbing. Wonderful match just better with the volume off

[@joncue0304]

Not a big fan of Danny usually, but he was entertaining this time. Her could have missed shower, LMAO. Never heard the other commentator before, but I really enjoyed his commentary. Made the pace of play bearable.

[@mclaymc10]

Then they talk about Corey takin a while to shoot.🙆

[@capoman1]

First 2 racks were super painful to watch!

[@51Dss]

A lot of commenters here say "great match" yada yada yada...I disagree. There was unnecessary intentional fouls, poor shot selection, waaayyy too much time taken between shots, silly mistakes for a top tier professional match. Billy Incardona would have been gnashing his teeth and pulling his hair out had he been in the booth. More than 2 hours to play a race to 3. - Unforgiveable. I could not believe the referee at the end of the match asked the live audience to clap for Deuel. WTH! What applause there was when the match ended was applause for "thank God this thing is finally over!" Having said all this I want to say I do not agree with Gradys rule about spotting balls after there are x number of balls up past the side pockets. The obvious solution to slow play in any discipline of pocket billiards is the shot clock. And about the shot clock - 60 seconds after the balls stop rolling is fine IF there is not an automatic 60 seconds extension after that. Deuel and other painfully slow players will use up the first and second 60 seconds almost every visit to the table. There are two ways to fix that problem - Compromise and give the players 90 seconds and rigidly enforce that. The other way would be to keep the time limit at 60 seconds but to give each player ONE or possibly two 60 second extensions per rack. So they would have to be very judicious about when to use it. And there would be no saving extension seconds - if the player takes only half of the allowable time to shoot he has used up his extension for that rack. These suggested rules should be universally mandatory in One Pocket, Straight Pool and Eight ball.

[@arthurbaocn]

Don't be silly man. Why don't you reveal your name if you have the impertinence to assail a couple of the best players in the world? I agree with the gentleman above who said he would rather see a thoroughly strategic game rather than speed pool. I recommend the 2019 Gabe Owen/Corey Deuel One Pocket match for some enlightenment regarding the finer points of 1P. In the meantime try to be less of a negative know-it-all.

[@f18a]

I agree 100%. Taking too much time does not indicate deep strategic thought. And plenty of physical and mental mistakes. Yes, these are top-1%+ players. Only a fool would refute that. Any critical comments are about the match play, not the worthiness of the players. Anybody can have a bad day. That second rack ended with a flurry but it was a hot mess overall.

[@Abard3480]

Lol, very articulate. Wth do you care? I'd rather see this, full extensive comprehensive thought in shot making. With one-pocket, that is. Are you in a rush or something? Somewhere to be? These are champions of the game.... looking through all poss patterns.

[@stevestewart6287]

Bergman is from Illinois.

[@Circuit7Active]

Desperate need for a shot clock

[@hustlinao1488]

Hack is always in the finals! LoL

[@mclaymc10]

Take your time pool players and wannabes. You'll win more tournaments and matches. Trust me. Winning is what brings fans.

[@briancalek8253]

Good thing Berg won the match. The ref, commentators and players missed Cory 3 fouling and losing the game. Sequence starts at 47:20.

[@Miguelcon1974]

The cue ball was frozen to the object ball on his shot to the head rail. All he had to do was hit a rail. It counts as contact if they are frozen. Listen to Ken announce it was frozen at 45:54.

[@djamo1969]

1:49:35 A young Skyler Woodward in the maroon shirt?

[@johnbarnesNnaptown]

And it was after this match the shot clock was invented

[@johnbarnesNnaptown]

@@hairyhoudini5565 Never let the obvious fool you.

[@jackshiznit69]

Cory three fouled at 51:04.

[@AccuStats]

You're right! Wow!

[@noway9426]

No

[@jackshiznit69]

@@noway9426 1@ 47:33 2@ 49:37 3@ 51:04 Both announcers are incompetent at counting fouls in this match.

[@Miguelcon1974]

The cue ball was frozen to the object ball on his shot to the head rail. All he had to do was hit a rail. It counts as contact if they are frozen. Listen to Ken announce it was frozen at 45:54.

[@Miguelcon1974]

@@AccuStats The cue ball was frozen to the object ball on his shot to the head rail. All he had to do was hit a rail. It counts as contact if they are frozen. Listen to Ken announce it was frozen at 45:54.

[@Mikebauero]

Corey plays so SLOW its painful to watch

[@Mikebauero]

This is why you need a shot clock

[@arthurbaocn]

@@Mikebauero What's the hurry? Maybe you could learn something from their cogitations.

[@Mikebauero]

Hard to learn something when they put you to sleep

[@Abard3480]

@@Mikebauero Then watch something else!

[@belmicah]

One thumbs down? Who's the ignorant one?

[@tristanmalone8601]

Commentary sucks. You're showing your ignorance by using that word wrong.

[@uriahotten3895]

@@tristanmalone8601 that mute botton is pretty easy to find if you don't want to listen.

[@tristanmalone8601]

@@uriahotten3895 it's easy to ignore a comment you don't like, just don't reply. But you did reply.

[@uriahotten3895]

@@tristanmalone8601 practice what you preach. Buzz off

[@tristanmalone8601]

@@uriahotten3895 I'm not preaching anything and no I dont think I will. You got smart with me and got it in return. Deal with it.

[@steve-km3oo]

danny d and maddox should be ashamed of themselves. they both did generally a good job, and showed great knowledge but whining and droning on and on about pace of play was totally inappropriate and as (decent) pool players they know better. 1-one pocket is a thinking game. 2- over and over corey played better shots than they suggested, he's clearly the least predictable one pocket player among the best (in my opinion he is the best). 3- pool, and PARTICULARLY one pocket are not for the fans, and never will be. that's why there are never tournaments where the winner gets 6 figures, it's a shame, and it's a fact. the worst pool game there is is 9 ball (10 ball) and the only reason it's played is to sell out to an audience that will never be large. the best pool games 14.1 and one pocket, can only be enjoyed by purists and there simply aren't enough of us.

[@arthurbaocn]

I agree. 1P is a very cerebral game, hence the moniker, "the chess of pool". Sometimes a chess player will spend half an hour thinking about the best move. What is the hurry? The pace of a pool game is inversely proportional to one's IQ. Both of these guys make some amazing "moves" which the impatient nine ball player cannot understand. Thank god for Dave Maddox to balance out the abrasive Danny D.

[@mitchellmaynard5388]

The most boring game in one pocket is Cory duel...

[@51Dss]

Corey Duel, Johnny Archer, Alex P, Dennis Orcollo...etc - watching them play without a shot clock is like watching paint dry. Thumbs down on this video. A shot clock should be mandatory on all professional and sanctioned events.

[@AccuStats]

Agreed!

[@steve-km3oo]

disagreed! you want mindless action watch todays nba.

[@sanjursan]

51Dss: Worse ... like watching dry paint.

[@51Dss]

@@steve-km3oo oh really? LOL - lets see; hmmm names like Scott Frost, Tony Chohan, Efren, at least a dozen other players who play at a good pace with rhythm and once they get open can and do run out in less than 2 minutes.

[@noway9426]

That’s not the fault of the guys that posted the video, don’t thumbs them down, they give us the video to watch

[@chrisolson3240]

One is soooo boring to watch.

[@arthurbaocn]

One's IQ is inversely proportional to the degree that one appreciates the game of One Pocket.