Shane Van Boening vs European Hustler | the comeback | 2023 10 ball match

SVB vs Antonis Brabin
race to 9 - ten ball
no commentary
IDM Club - Bucharest - Romania - 2023
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[@Martin-Young]

Great clean 10 Ball fun! Two classy guys playing at their best!

[@bhouse8o8]

Brabin played admirably…

[@born2push]

Never seen Shane play any better! Great outs and very dominate against a classy player.

[@christosnicolaou6165]

The guy is a very strong player, probably fargo 780 that could possibly won that match against the legend. In any case it was a good match

[@tadevans5607]

736 as of 11/25/23

[@dwa5713]

Saw him in an interview last year, he’s planning on semi retirement in the not to distant future. We’ll still be able to see him in some major events for a while, but he wants to spend more time on his true passion, fishing.. Specifically, ice fishing in his home state of Minnesota ! 🎣 He will be missed.., except by his opponents ! 😊🎱

[@nahog99]

Don’t get it twisted, his true passion is pool, but he’s getting burnt out and ice fishing isn’t stressful. He’s already put in the time in pool and wants to spend more time fishing. He’s played thousands and thousands of hours of pool and no where near that much fishing.

[@jbuzzo1]

He's from South Dakota... Born and raised

[@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth]

Kind of odd to call someone the South Dakota kid if he was from Minnesota 😂

[@bobparsonsartist564]

This is a main pool event and the Braben looks like he just got outta bed.

[@kingofcastlechaos]

Total slob vibe. Hard to take seriously and not very sponserable.

[@billiardnetwork]

this is a practice match, days before the event.

[@johnbarrington2526]

Probably did

[@AntonisBrabin-ow1fv]

The correct spelling is "Hustler," not "Husler."

[@happyhappy8746]

gud

[@seanlaverty40]

I just got into 9 ball this year. Shane seemed to struggle to get into the final 16-24 in many competitions. He has a great reputation, love to watch him play. It almost seems like he was distracted in recent competition, he did not do so well :-(

[@Slyfield87]

he just won the World 8 Ball Championship with the largest prize in pool this year. that said, i agree he sometimes looks distracted. happens to all i suppose

[@elpacho....9254]

@@Slyfield87must be the young ( 19) year old girlfriend.🤷‍♂️

[@MasculineVitality]

@@elpacho....9254he has a 19 year old girlfriend?

[@MasculineVitality]

Seems like he lost passion for the game he already won the 9 ball world championship. His best place was 4 at the European open.

[@queensaphie]

He's still the greatest player of his generation.

[@2kingrich]

From the side, Brabin looks like Rodney Dangerfield. lol

[@javierjavier5468]

Ey

[@yuppystick]

No respect

[@williamveguilla7025]

The two scratches made the difference. Good game Rodney.

[@brandygarber3026]

“If you see a faded sign at the side of the road that says….”or Rodney

[@Martin-Young]

@@williamveguilla7025 - Rodney - "Hey, I get no respect here! :o

[@Seri-Katil]

Score was 9-6 since Brabin conceded at the end, not 8-7.

[@bryanhammond68]

Yeah, right when Brabin conceded, the scorekeeper flipped it to 8-7 instead if the correct 9-6

[@bryanhammond68]

I don't play much 10 ball, but from what I read I thought you couldn't combo the 10 like the guy did in the first game. Does it depend on the league?

[@jomarscavella68]

All depends on the event rules . Some play no early 10 , using the 1-5 for a combo . Anything after that’s a go

[@jamest3552]

Casual dude.

[@Michael-mp8hh]

Pool players, fashion plates all.

[@happyhappy8746]

Yes your rite with the spelin of husler

[@steveolter9757]

Someone please tell me what happens when a ball falls short of going in but as the next player goes to shoot the ball falls in. several seconds went by before it fell. Thanks to all who answer. Too Tall Steve from Detroit originally . Now in Vegas.

[@anthonybeltran6144]

Is Shane wearing LA Gears for shoes?

[@RT-Ford]

That's my kind of 10 ball. Call the ball and the pocket. Reduces the slop.

[@fastone371]

At this level there is very, very little slop so its not really a thing. The only time slop really matters is when you play someone a race to like 6-2, the guy going to 2 will ride the 9 hoping to get lucky 2 times before the 6 gets his wins. When you look at the big picture it really doesn't matter if its slop or not, its not like APA 8 ball.

[@RT-Ford]

@@fastone371 Whether it's a little or a lot, a shot that doesn't fall in a called pocket shouldn't count. I've watched many matches here on KZbin between the best players in the world and I've seen many uncalled shots that determined the outcome of the match. I think the ball and pocket should always be called in every pocket billiard game.

[@fastone371]

@@RT-Ford If the rare slop shot counts in 9 ball and its unacceptable where do you draw the line? What about when an opponent misses leaving you in a lock up safety? That's luck. How about an opponent breaking and leaving half the rack tied up for you? More luck. Making the 9 on the break, more luck. Is it necessary to remove all of that luck too for the game to count as a real test of skill? I think the players do not agree, there are some that play 10 ball using 9 ball rules yet it is beyond extremely rare to hear of anyone playing call shot 9 ball.

[@RT-Ford]

I disagree. Slop shots in 9 ball are very common. That's why most amateurs don't want to play call pocket. They depend on luck to beat a more proficient opponent. Of course, you can't eliminate all luck. That's part of the game and you have to accept it. What I try to do is eliminate as much of it as possible. If someone wants to play me for money, they have to play by my rules. The 9 ball on the break is spotted and doesn't count as a win. If a called ball is missed, the player loses his turn. Every establishment has it's own rules. I've been to many pool rooms over the years and what I'm saying is true. My rules are my rules and yours are yours. I may choose not to play you because of your rules and you may choose not to play me, and that's fine.

[@johnmacera1675]

Svb 9 / other 6😅 great run svb

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

It's almost impossible to be considered a hustler now because of technology everyone can find out everything about anyone they see

[@user-ix7cr5ie2c]

Shane wins again? 😁

[@cueball5858]

So Shane went 2 - 0 down and won and it's called 'the comeback!' Maybe get a child of 6 to help with your headlines.

[@johnconnell5086]

SVB is a hustlers nightmare.....

[@jdmikeg4]

If you are going to play pool against someone like Shane Van Boening at least wear something decent hahaha Dude looks like Walmart shopper on a high ranking match

[@jamespatrick5930]

False advertising

[@robertheffleger5893]

One lousy camera get this poor poster off my feed

[@mattmoss235]

do they call his a hustler because he walks up to the table while you are shooting the money ball???? bad form sir