🔴 Sharivari vs. HABO Alex | 9 Ball - Race to 9 | Dynamic Euro Tour

[@jayemma3457]

You are a fantastic pool player obviously, but the way that you communicate ideas and teach concepts about the game is absolutely fantastic! Thank you for your videos.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@DangDong-p4o]

Chicago IL USA Thanks for all your episodes here on KZbin. I find your videos very instruct-able and informative.

[@DaScheissIchDrauf]

1:28:25 one of the best positional shots i've ever seen

[@p0ssesst]

And then, right after, that shot on the 4 ball with perfect position on the 5. Very well done.

[@Sharivari]

Thanks!

[@Baribal88]

I will steal it to my next movie ;) Great, great

[@siongchoo4498]

Always learning something from your vids, keep up the great work, can't wait for the upcoming additional commentators. ❤ from US

[@NefariousMinds]

Being nervous and shaky is what makes me play at the top of my game. It means that you give a damn and it triggers a flight or fight response. Focus increases tremendously! The mistake happens when you allow fear of the results to be mixed into the equation.

[@JH-ji6cj]

Satisfying watching your last rack shots to take the match, impressive control and angle reads.

[@DukeofBourbon]

I watched every second. Loved this! Definitely do more of this

[@Sharivari]

Glad you did!

[@harper626]

Good job. Always enjoy your videos and share them with friends.

[@AlexPastiu]

thanks for the commentary. really learned a lot by hearing the thought process

[@aceliu5997]

wow. love it. need more of these videos.

[@PoolProblems]

The last rack was sick. Well done. Not easy under pressure!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@anthonykeller5120]

I’ve been watching you for a couple of years. I started watching when I was living in the US, but now I watch you from the Philippines. It was a real treat to see you play in a tournament. One of the items I took away from listening to you, is the person who makes the fewest self induced errors is more likely to win. When I was in college in the 1970’s Willie Mosconi came to give us a demonstration in the Student Union Building. We all played 14.1 straight pool at the time, so watching Mosconi turned into a real treat. I was mesmerized by one of his 14.1 break shots, which you covered very quickly in one of your videos. I have never been able to recreate the shot: Willie shot the object ball into the corner while the cue ball jumped off the object ball into the middle of the rack. Of course the rack just exploded with the cue ball sitting in the middle of an open table. I would love to see a longer video with just this shot as the object of the video. It would be nice to see all the mechanics of the shot, how to aim the cue ball so you get right elevation, how to aim to make the object ball, and importantly how to be consistent in making the shot with different angles, shot length, etc. Could it also show some slow motion of the stroke, angle of hitting the cue ball, and the ball landing in the middle of the rack?

[@elmonyopi1577]

The most valuable lesson that I really appreciate from your videos was on the use of left and right English spin use I can confidently control key and place is favorably throughout my game I really appreciate that 🙏🏽 I am in Botswana 🇧🇼

[@toddb6576]

You are really a joy to watch because you are damn good. Best!

[@RussFryman]

great job on the livestream. I appreciate your channel

[@bordenf]

Great video, Sharivari!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@sargentomor4019]

I’m excited to see you using all the tips you gave 😂. Good match

[@renerocha7922]

Wow!!! Bro, I sure glad I subscribed to your channel To me, you are the best pool player Germany’s 🇩🇪 strong 💪🏽!!! Love from Houston Texas, USA 🇺🇸

[@SS-en8gx]

From Muncie Indiana...love your videos

[@mimshadkarim3276]

Love watching you play

[@martinolson761]

maybe the most beautiful table I've ever seen!

[@davilicious75]

Nice shot on the 4-ball in last frame😍 👌

[@johnstagl5651]

Your English is great!

[@Meli-hm9by]

1:30:48 perfect thinking and great shot.

[@freakoffear3823]

1:13:37 top and a bit of right with finesse instead of bottom would have been the move. Come either 3 or 4 rails depending on spin(short, long, long or short, long, short, long) for either a straight stop or stun from the 8 to the line of the 9.

[@Sharivari]

Yes indeed, but probaply just follow or even a touch of right.

[@allgood6760]

Very good! 👍🎱🇳🇿

[@christinek.2136]

From Austria 😊 Hope you had a nice tournament

[@eduardomarquezjr1209]

congrats 🎉

[@makard512]

1:04:23 The best shot on the rear table 😂

[@Dante_yun]

thanks a lot.your video helps me with my English 😂😂😂

[@mattallen4757]

Thanks I learned a lot

[@VetteWay2Fast]

At 1:19:10, why was your opponent up to shoot if you made the 1 on the break? I’m confused

[@kemillionaire2]

sick shot on the 4 on the last rack

[@bill7944]

Yes please do a lot more lives

[@andreasriedel7817]

Hallo Andre, at 3:3 (Minute 43) would't it be better or more easy to try the 2 rail kick-shot - long rail right site an top rail (from video point of view). And have the oportunity to bring the wite ball back to end rail for the 2?

[@Sharivari]

Yes it would!

[@j2328]

If pool is to ever break mainstream, it will be alternate break. Imagine if pro soccer or basketball was point winner retains possession.

[@AIMUDIE]

Alternate break is stupid it doesn't truly show who's the best winner breaks does

[@dwakeling38]

Respectfully disagree, winner break with tight pockets and tough breaking rules is my favorite (winner break)

[@ktosdad]

That’s what makes pool unique, being able to run multiple racks to keep the opponent in their chair. Each shot is much more important because any shot could be your last one.

[@AIMUDIE]

@@ktosdad i strongly agree another thing about pool is even the best players in the world have off days where they miss shots they normally wouldn’t miss and it also seems like you never stop learning some new shot or leave no matter how old you get you can always improve until you get to that age where ur eye sight starts to take away ur shooting ability

[@pytonn]

Well in pro rugby, the point winner keeps possession, so it wouldn't be the only sport

[@joelgoode5618]

That last 9 ball I tend to scratch that shot a lot. I usually try to put draw to get the cue to the side rail but more often then not I scratch

[@lukeedge485]

I pivot more than I should I think when I want to add side spin. Is that good or bad?

[@skippydippydoo1977]

You are the recovery shooter.

[@williamsheppard8738]

We need to start this because we don't have any warm up we just get up there and go sometimes it works out sometimes it doesn't

[@rifqifalih1968]

How far should we stance from the table coach

[@qaseryounis]

Which playing cue you use or prefer?

[@aveave6889]

What shaft do you use in your cue?

[@daddyyowtuber8794]

nice game idol. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@skippydippydoo1977]

How do I get notifications on your actual live videos?

[@Sharivari]

Activating "All notifications" on that bell icon will inform you when I am live.

[@TLPSh0ckW4ve]

Sind die Pockets 4 oder 4,5 inches ? Respekt du bist richtig gut.

[@Sharivari]

Danke. Ich weiß leider nicht mehr wie groß die Taschen dort waren.

[@samuelnjagimumbere4071]

Watching from Kenya. 1:13:21

[@imihj268]

hey did you try the filipino pool rotation game.. it's called 61..

[@Worldslaziestninjadave]

Sick shot on 1:32:00

[@GarethRiffStevens]

think you got the timing wrong, thats the end..

[@palermostyle]

1:19:00 7-5, you go first and 1 is go in midle. Why didn't you continue instead he took the turn

[@Sharivari]

3 Point Rule. I am explaining it in the beginning of the Match.

[@palermostyle]

@@Sharivari thanks, i just fast foword the whole match to see all the shoots and didnt notice that :) Great match

[@dsryan165g]

what cue are you playing with?

[@Aspirahful]

You play great Sharivari; what is your FargoRate?

[@cst369]

Scoop Shot at 1:04:23 in the background 😅

[@bill7944]

I use a 18 oz, 18 oz, 21 oz and a 25oz break stick

[@RichardsWorld]

When we use feet (stupid Americans) we say 6 feet 3 inches, or however many inches. Or just say I'm six three. We never use a decimal like 6.3 feet. For some reason we use millimeters for the tip size, and ounces and inches for the rest of a pool cue. When I lived overseas I had to get used to the metric system and eventually could convert it in my head.

[@casmartin790]

To add to my friend's comment about how we say things, when we talk about routine/everyday things or things that are generally true, we just use the verb without 'ing', for example "I 'have' a pool table behind me", "I 'play' pool and football with my left hand, and I 'write' with my left hand, too" . I learn a lot from you and as a teacher myself, this is the least I could do for you 👍🏾

[@salsabil44]

I live in Germany but absolutely hate the insane German pool rules played in our local pubs. Black in opposite bag is bad enough, but having to hit up the table from a foul and no free ball if your opponent fouls is just verrükt!

[@casmartin790]

Rules in Spain are similar with regards to the black in opposite pocket which is super annoying and just makes the game unnecessarily long and complicated. What I don't quite understand about German rules is what you mean by hit up the table from a foul? What does that entail?

[@salsabil44]

@@casmartin790 If I´m on the black and it´s hanging over one of the bottom pockets, and my opponent fouls, I must shoot up the table, giving me a disadvantage.

[@GarethRiffStevens]

​@@casmartin790I think it means, you must strike the white from the top of the table towards the black spot when the white ball fouls into the pocket. If your last colour ball is at the top of the table behind the line, you must pot it towards the middle pockets or the bottom pockets, or bank from behind the ball to a top pocket.

[@jimwilson1817]

Annapolis, Maryland, USA

[@ajhartjr1205]

Question is the one ball on the spot on the 9 ball

[@Sharivari]

In this tournament the 9 Ball is one the spot.

[@bill7944]

I'm on a Sunday Scotch Doubles league and I am having trouble with my cuts

[@daveguzman8039]

Nice

[@gmalonesr]

What the? Why did he move the cue ball after the break? What set of rules allows the cue ball to be moved? OK, I guess this is warm up, didn't see that.

[@samuelnjagimumbere4071]

😂 Many months later but yeah! 1:14:45

[@robertrisk93]

Someone asked, don't know if it was answered. I believe Sharivari uses a Mezz EC9 cue with a Mezz IGNITE carbon fiber shaft.

[@udyudy20]

Why don't you compete in UK open or Spanish Open?

[@Sharivari]

Because of a lack of time and money.

[@danielnussbaumer7411]

Witzig, vor ein paar Jahren habe ich gegen Alex in der Landesliga in AT gespielt.

[@williamtaylor942]

I mean, why use the alias "Shavari"?

[@InvestmentAdviceConsultantNI]

He said was his first email name

[@edmetaal104]

Holland here

[@williamtaylor942]

Why shavari?

[@DukeofBourbon]

His opponent kinda low key looks like Josh Brolin

[@nothingsimpostleble1593]

On the fargo rating it says your a 671 but it seems like you shoot wayyy higher than that.... higher than 700 at least

[@Sharivari]

Yes, I think my Fargo doesn't represent my actual skill 100%. But it is what it is, maybe if I compete more in Fargo rated matches that would change. But it's just a number, so it luckily doesn't really matter.

[@nothingsimpostleble1593]

@Sharivari I live in Sacramento CA, so I play at Hardtimes a few times a week. Oscar Dominguez owns it and we have quite a few 650's and a couple 700s. You play nice and I've learned alot from your vids

[@williamsheppard8738]

So you made a comment on here I strongly disagree with it's never too late to Chase what you want to be do not ever say that again I'm 39 an I still see myself playing as a professional these game doesn't have a age limit

[@AdrianBajnat]

Trinidad on the inside

[@Johnsemgawl]

Really nice final rack

[@chamueladejo4697]

👌👌👌👍👍👍👋👋👋

[@bill7944]

I'm a Lefty too

[@robertbelland3219]

ATLANTA GEORGIA

[@bill7944]

Not 🎉in 😂the United States either

[@daryllawrence9398]

promo sm

[@jamesdavis8731]

Sharivari!!!! LOL. Come on now. You are easily talented enough to play at a high level in many tough tournaments. EASILY. No, I am not saying you are as good as Filler, SVB, FSR, guys like that - but you are a very good player and could easily get better by playing in more tournaments. I truly believe that you use the "lack of money and time" thing as an excuse. You seem to lack confidence in your game. The ONLY way to get over that is to play in tournaments, do well (which I think you would), and gain that confidence. Stop it with the excuses.

[@williamsheppard8738]

So I am more than halfway through your match and the biggest thing I see that you do wrong you think too much if I had as much knowledge as you when it comes to knowing where the cue ball is going there's no way I'm thinking that much because I don't have to already know that is the biggest thing I know you are doing wrong and the biggest key to getting out and making shots that are difficult is confidence in yourself which for some reason you seem to be lacking in this tournament

[@Sharivari]

That is very well spotted. My biggest weakness is the lack of experience in competition. Sometimes I break out of this and just play the way I can play. But then there are those big tournaments, where I slow everything down because of my nerves, or maybe just because it's a big tournament. Unfortunately, the only way to work on that is to play more of those big matches and tournaments. But I don't have the time and money to travel around the world to play pool. It's a pitty.

[@williamsheppard8738]

@@Sharivari here is a suggestion for you the next time you were in a big tournament and you have to walk yourself through a shot just pretend like you're making one of your how to KZbin videos you will forget about the moment and you will just execute the shot think about something that has nothing to do what you're doing right then didn't visualize the shot you want to make and do it I guarantee you you will start playing better I know this because this is what I started doing it works great you have to see it before it happens because if you can't see it it's not going to happen

[@Sharivari]

@@williamsheppard8738 Funny that you're saying that, because I tried it a couple of times and it works great. I even do the narration in my head 😄

[@williamsheppard8738]

@@Sharivari well it's because it puts you in a familiar situation that you're caught for with it's all about being comfortable in your own skin confidence is the key and you will be confident when you know for a fact what you were doing and you don't second-guess yourself because you really don't have to just to let you know you're one of my favorite influencers also you help me change my game my only problem was moving the cue ball around the table sometimes because I really didn't miss that much I need your skills drill and I scored a 98 and I have it on video on my channel