Super Reyes is Derby City MasterBy Justyn Barnes, InsidePOOL StaffDerby City Classic Image Gallery - over 1000 pics
In the semifinals, Reyes was pitted against Immonen who had been the fortunate recipient of two byes o­n finals day. The New York-based Finn’s luck ran out against Reyes, though, and he was given almost no makeable shots as Reyes cruised to a 7-0 shutout.In the other semifinal, a long wait for dinner at a local restaurant and bad traffic caused Saez to arrive 15 minutes late for his match with Baraks. Saez never looked comfortable, and the cool-stroking Illinois cue man ran out an easy 7-1 victor.A packed crowd in the TV arena was then treated to a Reyes master class as he defeated Baraks 7-1 playing virtually flawless pool. After rolling in the winning 9 ball, the delighted Reyes waved his cue to the crowd to hail his historic victory.  “I was lucky in the semifinal against Mika, but I played really good in the final. The key for me is breaking well, and I found a way to make a ball o­n every break, so I aimed the same and played the same speed every time. I’m fifty, so I don’t know how long I can play so good, so this is great.”With that, the 2005 Derby City Classic came to a close. There have been over 1,000 entries to the marathon of banks, o­ne-pocket, and 9-ball pool, but at the end, Reyes was the undisputed master.Visit InsidePOOL for the latest news in the world of billiards and pool.
Pool Balls and Billiard Balls at LOW PRICES!!!

View all Pool Billiard News's articles

---

About the Author:
Inside Pool Magazine publishes billiard news. Definitive Synergy creates pool and billiard management software.

More Billiard News articles