Shane Van Boening vs Andrew Finnigan | Round One | 2023 US Open Pool Championship

Five-time US Open Champion Shane Van Boening takes on Andrew Finnigan in his opening match at the 2023 US Open Pool Championship in Atlantic City.
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[@coreyhuggins5785]

Why do the commentators spoil outside table match results?

[@LexNatural]

Because they are doing their job and hyping up the tournament for the live audience. They don't commentate for viewing it on KZbin a year later.

[@BilliardPeterAmazingShots]

Watch 38:00 very beautiful shot

[@eserob5864]

Hello what type of table is these is a American pool table?

[@dsw-osg6631]

Diamond 9 foot table

[@rogerscottcathey]

That first rack is like on valium or something

[@kieronwiehahn2828]

why did Shane shoot the pink 4 and not scratch?

[@robertvasquez1845]

Push out right after the break. Only time you can do that.

[@brianlannoo5511]

wow, Finnigan just nervous or dead money?

[@BielThirdy]

Hi

[@H3x42Tashdid]

What am I watching? Bar table pool?

[@josephshackleford1]

American 9 ball billiards in a 9 foot table.

[@mcozo8765]

This guy is too bad really one of the worst one side match

[@charlesbrown9896]

You wouldn't have done better. Let us know how you do when you play in the US OPEN

[@sw1tchmast3r73]

Yeah! Tell em Steve Dave!

[@procrastinator6902]

​@@charlesbrown9896 Whether the OP would have or not doesn't matter. If you're playing in the US Open at all, it's pretty well given that you're one of the better players in the world. This guy's constant blowing of position, his inability to run out 3 balls to finish a game, or to run out a rack with ball in hand and with a wide open table after a break shows that he really didn't belong here in the first place.