Efren Bata Reyes Best Shots, The Magician Greatest Shots

Efren Bata Reyes Best Shots, The Magician Greatest Shots

In one of Efren Reyes's most astonishing moments, which occurred in Vigo in 2010 during the Spanish Open, he seamlessly took someone else's cue stick while enjoying a drink. Without a moment's pause or removing his backpack, he walked to the table, demonstrating that he had already scouted the precise point for his shot in those few seconds. With a bag on his shoulder and a sandwich wrapper in his hand, Efren made the shot effortlessly. While it took other players minutes to figure out what to do, Efren, in a matter of seconds, effortlessly executed the shot, showcasing his incredible skill.

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[itsmelennon]

Literally "Hold my coffee". Lol. What a legend. 👌👌

[katekyojp]

It was not a "Hold my drink" situation..
He's such a legend it became a "Let me hold your drink, sir"

[jei]

Using another name or alias because nobody can beat you and your real name sends chills to the opponent just by hearing them. Just for that reason he is the GOAT

[conraddevera]

We need an anime for this, efren would be the old master

[ravendcrow]

"The more i practice, the more i get lucky." -Efren Reyes

[antoinefigafetta]

Efren Reyes is the best thing that ever happened to the world of Pool Billiards.

[subramaniamk.mathvan]

A master who does not called himself a master. Humble. How could anybody not respect him?

[geaselgeasel]

During his prime, he was the best of the best, in evry tournament and every game he played, they learned new tricks and angle shots from him that's why they call him The Magician. He was also considered the father of precision shots in pool billiard in his prime, because of his precise angle shots, and tricks as if he knew the measurements and angles of the pool. Now he is G.O.A.T.

[Chellz]

Dude’s got a big smile on his face, just enjoying playing the game. Love this kind of competition and easygoing yet skillful play. He seems to be very humble and even though he’s so good he still has a massive love for this and not a massive ego. Very cool to see.

[arnnez]

So many younger players who were inspired by him. Better player/s might come but Efren will remain to be a legend. Because of his magic shots, he drew more audience even if theyre not familiar with the game like me.

[giovannibaltazar]

David Alcaide is a world billiard champion (the one who gave him the cue stick), but look at his reaction before and after Efren pocketed the ball, haha..!! His respect for Efren is beyond anything.... ❤️

[ironbuns]

This man is irreplaceable. The man who've won tons of tournaments international or local competitions. No one can replace him as a GOAT

[dennissanjuan]

That z shot he made against Strickland was the exclamation point of his illustrious career. The crowd's reaction after that jaw dropping shot by Efren says it all.

[lanyang]

His uncle owned a billiards hall, where Reyes helped out by cleaning pool tables. He naturally became obsessed with billiards and spent many hours watching players make mistakes. It was these mistakes that he studied closely. He was also thrilled to see players make balls move around obstacles and into pockets. By age eight, Reyes tried his hand at billiards. He stood on crates of Coca-Cola to reach the table, and by age nine, he played his first-ever match with a money bet. When he was 12, he was already one of Manila’s best pool players. He participated in a tournament and won a cool $100 prize money. He kept $10 and sent the rest to his family.

[MrTony]

The mans a god of the game. What I don’t understand is why there is 27 thumbs down on this video??
Must be a few people he burst on the table.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
There’s 27 extra thumbs up to counter it.

[mandeelyn]

That one Anime character, Old goofy and looks harmless but a monster who can whoop your ass without braking a sweat

[PeacefulVictorytoTruth]

Let's just say I was Happy That I Had A Pool Team Where The Two Best Shooters In The World Hung There Hat....TACONY BILLIARDS!!
Miss Ya Bata and Django...
PHILLY was/is proud to have you as one of us!!

[HOE-rvie]

Lots of players learned thru his shots and he is very humble. He revolutionized the game.

[rhoannie]

I’m lucky I grew up watching him. Whenever he has televised competitions, we made sure to watch all his games. Seeing him getting those impossible shots is one of the highlights of my childhood fangirl. Up until now, he’s still one of my favorite athletes, so humble and down to earth. I wish this generation would have that Efren Bata Reyes of their own.

[TitoBobbyPh]

He played because he loves the game, fame just followed him naturally 😁