One Pocket - TONY CHOHAN vs SCOTT FROST - 2024 Derby City Classic One Pocket Division

Two of the absolute legends of modern day one pocket, as Tony Chohan faces Scott Frost at the 2024 Derby City Classic One Pocket Division.
Frost, known as “The Freezer” is a former Derby City Classic and US Open One Pocket Champion. He is also a member of the OnePocket.org One Pocket Hall of Fame.
“T-Rex”, Tony Chohan, is also a former (two time) US Open One Pocket Champion and his is the defending Derby City One Pocket Champion from 2023.
Mark Wilson and Billy Incardona call the action.
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[@yolomcswagson]

A real treat to have Billy on again

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

Ive seen it several times now over the years watching Tony play when you're watching one of his videos and he's behind two games to win a set with only 10 minutes left of the video he can win 3 game in a row within 10 minutes lol so whenever you guys watch him don't go by the time that's left for any game hes in

[@RobertCOVELL]

Thats funny man i always base mostly off time left in video haha

[@roadrunner381]

Grady and Billy were the best combo, for one hole, so much knowledge of the game, and the friendly put downs at each other, funny stuff it was!😂

[@tomtitlow5738]

Two of the best going all out

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

At 31:22 my boy Mark giving Scott some tips on what to shoot lol

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

GREAT match!

[@bluehorseshoe5450]

Two entertaining players!

[@MrJdsenior]

When Kenny explained to Tony the series of events that put him at two fouls, and finally Tony shook his head yes, my thought was that he was probably thinking, "Yeah, I remember it now, thanks LOADS for reminding me". That sequence was kind of brutal. Bad enough that it happened twice, let alone twice in a row. I think I might understand why Scott made the comment in a one pocket match he commentated yesterday about where and how to break when that ball starts sneaking out for the kiss, or at least why it may have been on his mind. At least he didn't get the scratch, which is why Scott made the comment on that match. And then Tony, on the next break (I wrote the above earlier) did exactly what Scott was talking about, or more accurately, didn't do it. That was a spectacular game buy Tony, that second one. If you combined banks with one pocket (negate the other five pockets), Tony would be kicking butt here. That would be a brutal game, BTW. It would be like pyramid, a game for masochists, and/or people that just like to bitch. I think Tony FULLY realized that ten was going in out of the stack, from that combo/carom. I backed up and looked at what i could see of his assessment after the comment Mark made about "kissed twice, blah blah blah", and it looks to me like he actually lined up that carom with his cue, at one point. Now if Billy meant that he didn't see it previously, that I would be forced to agree with that part. Mark obviously didn't have the capability to go back and look at the assessment, but if he did, I think he would agree. That was my take, anyway. Having not one iota of ESP, that's about the best I can do. :-) I tt looked to me like the 6 got kissed after the 10 strike, but then the 10 did come off the five, so who knows. There IS also a kiss on the ten after the strike from the five, so if Tony did work all that out, he is truly a complex shot assessment GOD, though, so there's that, too. How's that for qualifying a statement ten ways from Sunday? Maybe Mark was right, actually. Good eyes. And yeah, I miss Danny, always good for a few good laughs. Those extended one pocket rules are NUTS, but somebody seems to have thought them through pretty well, a lot better than I would have. You guys said those up table long games do not come up that often, which is obviously true, but throw Tony into the mix, and the probability of that happening REALLY goes down! Fun match.

[@orlandorodriguez7759]

Thank you for the Game

[@bobbybeeman7280]

Nice game, nice coverage.

[@JamesSlatterySEO]

lag timing a bit questionable? i mean - waiting for opponent ball to hit rail is ALOT of info

[@rodconner9079]

Thanks Pat! : ) Be Safe

[@williamgillin7867]

At 33:50 right before that Tony brakes racks the balls behind the spot? 😂

[@ironhat2]

great match great commentary.

[@RobertCOVELL]

Great game

[@elcid1656]

Am I mistaken - - @ 32:20, Mr. T-Rex breaks and scratches on the break. ( I believe that means a rerack ), @ 33:20, Mr. Freezer is placing a 'ball in hand' to continue the set while Mr. Ken is at the table. after the shot Mr. Wilson mentions "Oh by the way, a scratch on the break is a RERACK' - - Did I miss something? Which is it? Anyone else notice this?

[@AccuStats]

I think that what Mark Wilson is referring to is that making a ball on the break results in a re-rack.

[@elcid1656]

@@AccuStats Thanks for your reply - At 33:32 Mark says " another rule too, is if you pocket a ball on the break, we just start the rack over" However the next shot is not a rerack by T-Rex, but Mr. Frost has "ball in hand" to continue the rack.( 33:55)

[@3rdhalf]

@@elcid1656 The rule Mark is referring to does not apply if the cue ball scratches on the break. It only applies if an object ball is pocketed on the break. The break is already a fairly large advantage in one pocket, they don't want to add in the luck factor of fluking a ball in on the break, too (Or someone figuring out how to do it consistently and every rack just becomes an 8 ball run from the break). Whereas with the cue ball scratching, that's human error. The game resumes as normal.

[@Dancindazed]

58:07 what's he spotting a ball from the side of the table for? look at how far off center it was.

[@jabb0310]

Ronnie Allen catching strays

[@paullordi5154]

Scott messed up that first game when he didn’t leave Tony frozen in the stack Player like Tony leave them frozen on balls

[@jtluttermoser]

Go blue!

[@dillhole4603]

👁️👁️hello again

[@artartful854]

What's with the scorekeeping ?

[@Dancindazed]

What part are you confused about?

[@artartful854]

@@Dancindazed Not anymore thanx, saw it.

[@maicolc7216]

Hard to beat tony

[@wesguitarra91]

Scott Frost is too knowledgeable to beat

[@mac573626]

😂

[@ranchopatriot]

Too bad for Scott. It was his match.

[@drakeprye6950]

We don’t like the new rules

[@kingofcastlechaos]

Why does this guy comment on Tony's "health issues" nearly every time he opens his mouth? ENOUGH!!!

[@ChrisChris-yr2mq]

Man, Tony don't look good, health wise..

[@mac573626]

i love watching scott loose

[@joebradley1520]

Scott is the reason why one pocket is where it's at home chicken

[@dshadow3173]

Zeroing out fouls is just another stupid and kindergarten rule that they've added to One Pocket at the DCC. This isn't supposed to be a fast paced game. Not even worth watching.

[@djamo1969]

I don’t like the rule, either, but this is still fun to watch. I think it’s because the Derby tries to jam too many matches into too short a time. They should spread it out a little more.

[@billyjack3580]

@@djamo1969They really need to cap the field, considering the time and number of tables they’re running.

[@djamo1969]

@@billyjack3580 Yeah, that would be a good idea.