WU23 2015 | USA vs Canada (Open) - Final

[@zachdahm8353]

I fucking love these commentators

[@fl41l]

Anyone know the commentators' names?

[@elfyhungy]

fl41l The entertaining Irish guy is named Liam Grant

[@elfyhungy]

fl41l The female commentator's name is Jules.

[@Liface]

fl41l David Pryce, Liam Grant, Tom Styles, and Jools Murray

[@winstonsmith514]

+Zach Dahm The Irish guy has the best lines. I've watched 30 minutes and I've already heard "The Canadians stretched like spandex on Miami Beach", "Orgasmic offense there from the U.S", and "This game as lively as a cheerleader on a trampoline". Can I pay him to narrate my life?

[@pdderek]

I am just one point into this match and I already want these announcers to call every game I ever watch again.

[@christopheryip6587]

"His body rhythm oscillating at a frequency we can't understand.'

[@jackconant8238]

10:32 That observer what a catch

[@zacschiff5082]

that read and leap by Jack Williams on the first point...almost unbelievable

[@thegovernerful]

''The Canadians stretched like spandex on Miami beach'' hahaha

[@theblockcampaign3843]

Come for the frisbee stay for the commentary

[@solimander1]

27:05 - the Canadian superstar has an unambiguously valid greatest attempt - jumps huge from in bounds, releases the disc well before landing. So many greatests are actually revealed on replay to be ob when thrown (i.e. landed ob before release), it's nice to see the kids jumping and just owning the sky generally.

[@NCBYUUCLA]

Icy Fr3sh is so dope. I watch him on twitch all the time and Ben Burelle with "THE PEACH" just buttery

[@fredfredburger22222]

That catch at 16:53. Ooh that's a good one.

[@bgoods9956]

Nice to see that spirit timeout call - really toned down some of the physical play.

[@Jawesome123]

"Buttery backhand" "filthy flick" "orgasmic offense"

[@dreezlebub]

Laroque is pure class. In contrast, some of the bids by other players...

[@j0hn94333]

Win by a full field huck. Incredible.

[@CreightonMiller]

Nick Davis, highly recommended. BTW, Abe Coffin (#3) is on PF.

[@NickDavis]

haha, was just catching up on my ultimate videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@CreightonMiller]

Come for the ultimate; stay for the commentary.

[@finnohea982]

15:00-15:30 16:35-17:10 18:20-19:25 21:10-22:00 22:45-23:50 29:00-29:40 30:55-31:30 35:40-37:00 49:05-50:25 1:05:20-1:06:20 1:08:00-1:09:20 1:11:00- 1:11:40 1:18:50-1:19:30 1:24:30-1:25:20 1:26:00- 1:27:00

[@danielweinstein3094]

I feel like this game had some unbelievably good plays, but the spirit from the US was atrocious. 1:30:08 (reckless contact) 1:42:15 (intentionally? trips player) 1:34:00 (belly flops on player)

[@drewdobson7242]

+Daniel Weinstein Dalton wasn't even looking at the Canadian player... very intentional.

[@pugsnhogz]

you're kidding though right

[@beastplains5484]

At 1:18:00, Christian Johnson was right, although I totally disagreed with the call at first sight. The defender placed his opposite arm on Johnson's catching arm. Plain and simple - that's not incidental.

[@MrHardgabi]

well seen. I had to slow it to notice

[@DConCommentary]

The food references are real.

[@MrTrollolicious]

Best alliteration ever.

[@Ryder.Draconis]

I've been playing for fun for years. Tomorrow I'm playing in a real tournament and I came here to see the difference in technique. Other than the stack, I don't see a difference in play that happens in lower levels of play.

[@quintonmorris11]

Ryder Draconis Well, it's still the same sport after all.

[@stevenp4230]

The real difference of play comes in the throwers abilities to break the mark and the ability of cutters to get open against tough defenders. In lower levels of play you dont see many plays like what Chatha did and you dont see the proliferation of players who are able to break the mark with ease so frequently.

[@NamPhan777]

"Smooth and Silky from the US team" this guy's played Dark Souls

[@6ddr]

Nam Phan I loved that comment

[@solimander1]

Zane Renkin is an author, no? of Westerns? Maybe that's Zane Grey? Help me. Is this just my mental fog?

[@figuradorogerjr.l.1165]

Ok

[@maxmilianpeder]

1:22:05 not-in ...

[@lefez123]

Shaffer at 39:26 denies the disc twice and forces a sloppy huck. No forehand there?

[@jziskind]

Can someone explain to me what makes a breakmark flick "cheeky"?

[@Mers1315]

J.A.Z. dont be that guy

[@dchen345]

Bullshit call by Team USA at 10-8

[@zannong3376]

Honestly the Canadians have rubbish calls and really a lot of contact. To the point they even hold the hands of the handler after they got the disc through traffic