World Pool Championships 2004 FINALS

[ZearchKhang93]

my heart still beat very fast when he got the shot on the 3-ball

[MaratSafinVideos]

What an obnoxious celebration. I remember watching it at the time thinking, what the fuck?

[ayicarandang]

@MaratSafinVideos why??are u offended by his celebration???

[crapionerdo]

no doubt his celebration is awesome but what is more awesome is Chang ability to keep his cool and not be a sore loser. That's what it should be all about

[apoelstef]

his celebration is what motivates me to play pool

[ikawpipa]

Alex is using Steroids and PEDS.

[MirageBistro]

HAHAHAHAHAHA LOLOLOLOLOLOL. This guy is my new favourite pool player

[verpogi17]

WHAT A SHOT FROM PAGULAYAN... HIS OPPONENT DISLIKES IT.

[pistolpeeroy]

THIS GAME IS SHIT....

TRY A ACTUALLY HARD SPORT LIKE SNOOKER...

[ProdigyKimXP]

@pistolpeeroy Just because snooker is less forgiving to cueing inaccuracies, it doesn't mean that pool players don't have to develop the same level of accuracy in order to play the game at a high level. I mean, the top players in ANY cue sport play with total control and cueing accuracy. The reason why top players can't easily transition from game to game is because of a lack of knowledge and experience in the other cue sports, not because of a lack of talent or cueing ability.

[ProdigyKimXP]

The idea that the top pool players are less accurate cueists than top snooker players is just a misconception. Pool players aren't always trying to split the heart of the pocket, instead they are playing to a compromise where the ball will be accepted and they can most easily attain their desired position. When a top pool player plays a shot to one side of the pocket or the other, or even hit a little bit of rail first, they are still sending the ball on the exact path that they intended to

[13loodLust]

LOLLL

YESSS!

[Eric23er]

amazing!

[nyaha200]

I would like to see him falling down

[GetMeThere1]

Little prick took a long time before he shook Chang's hand. That's rude, and poor sportsmanship.

[xxxbilliards]

Alex played at the Canadian 20k Tour twice and won both tournaments despite the handicap, once at Pool Paradise with Kenny Chen and at Bigwigs in Newmatket

[AlTarik]

is one of the commentator Jim Wych from World Pool Masters?? correct me if I'm wrong in spelling his name.

[axay17]

@AlTarik yes it is

[rovenir]

important he is a filipino

[Antikaku99]

this is the most joyful celebration in world pool champ history, wu cha ching in 2005 was so boring!!!!!

[stanleybacleaan]

drewfla,maybe your just saying it bcoz your candian..but i know alex well bcoz i also play here in the philippines pro pool,he was raised here in our country and when he was 19 years old he's parents work in canada that's why your the one who's dipshit...

[takehiro0740]

nice ;)

[stanleybacleaan]

alex is not canadian..he's a filipino he cant even talk the dialect in that place so how can he be canadian?he is a full blooded filipino..

[drewfla]

He's Canadian because he has citizenship in Canada... dipshit.

[AlTarik]

yes drewfla is correct....your right to live in a country is called citizenship.....while the place where you were born was your nationality... Alex was born in Philippines therefor he is a Filipino national but since he was raise in Canada he gained Canadian citizenship,...

[o0J4Y0o]

He is of filipino descent; however, he is a legal citizen of Canada, therefore Canadian. It could be that Canada pays him more than Filipino, lots of good players from Taiwan are citizens of Singapore for the same reason. That's just my guess.

[o0J4Y0o]

I think US at one point was giving citizenship to Efren Reyes, i don't know if it is true? Or is it a rumor.

[babachaaa]

i love the celebration!he is just himself.he was also much younger in 2004..

the break to 6 and 7 was to easy...i've breaken 2 balls with follow with more angle.i mean he is a pro its a piece of cake for him ;-)

[SoooBlue]

what a dick pagulayan was...

[dongchinchin]

they were trying to shark him the whole time. look at the 8 ball shot

[YouaresoCrap]

love the ref

[magikman38]

the shot to break up the 6 and 7 was pretty good but honestly not very hard for his caliber of player. The real shot was getting perfect on that 3 so he had the perfect angle to follow the cue ball into the 6 and 7.

[zzzfore]

That's the most kick-ass celebration I've ever seen at a pool game.

[pop1290]

GO CANADA!!!!!!

[AstroNico1990]

where can I buy this pool table??!!

[sas1ni69]

At the shop

[dragster598]

he kinda looks like alex pagulayan

[gazzawhite]

Maybe because he is?????

[YouaresoCrap]

i think he is

[Misteryowl]

Get playing snooker. Pool is a piece of piss.

[smirlis713]

I'd probably react the same if I wont the world pool championship!

[deoxysking]

Omg he made a holy show of emself on national tv

[pokemonash33]

woo hoo!!hes my uncle man!

(im his nephew christian)ask him

[sas1ni69]

if you had the chance to talk to alex pagulayan i'm pretty sure the last thing you want to ask is "hey, is pokemonash33 from youtube your cuz ?"

[streeetfighter]

hahaaa

[arigatopakumbawa]

A Pride of The Philippines.

[MetallicOpeth]

wow that splitting of the 6 and 7 by the 3 was tooooo pro, this guy is amazing

[omgitshideous]

that really was some celebration...haha

[aljoyn]

i was there...i want the hole video pls

[flaskhalss]

great rack, great kid

[DeathByLight]

his celebration is funny lol

[AlTarik]

Alex Pagulayan makes a glory for Canada..