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Pro Billiards U.S. Open 9-Ball Championship: Corey Deuel vs. John Schmidt

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Uploaded by on May 22, 2009

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Corey Deuel vs. John Schmidt

Two former U.S. Open Champions battle it out in the http://Chalk-Off.com Arena on day 5 of the 7 day event.

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  • i thought if you didnt hit the ball u were supposed to hit, that it was ball in hand? Am I wrong?

  • I have watched John Schmidt play quite a bit, and I know he is a great player, but am I the only one who things that his stroke is a little bit hurky-jerky?

  • @franklinchai Still i think John Schmidt is a better shot maker when hes on his best game, he was playing pretty bad here, i think deuel is a better 9 ball and one pocket player, but he cant run 400+ balls playing straight pool, and John Schmidt did it twice

  • Duel out dueled him.

  • 2012, 240p.. Perfect.

  • To any complete beginners at cue sports who happen to be watching this, Corey Deuel has terrific cue action; textbook example of the pendulum at the elbow and zero movement except for wrist and elbow. Notice that Schmidt sometimes jerks his head up right after a shot and that will cause you to miss. Follow through and keep your stance down for a moment or two especially when you're applying extreme backspin (unless you have to get out of the way of the cueball rolling back).

  • @KillByKiss

    He has a break cue. The cue he used to jump was a jump/break cue. He just wasn't using it for whatever reason.

  • from what year is this match?

  • @KillByKiss Yes, he breaks with his playing cue and so does Strickland. It's rare, but some player prefer it that way (for different reasons).

  • Anyone noticed that Corey Duel doesn't have a break cue? Isn't it strange for a professional pool player?

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