2017 World Snooker (Free Facebook Live Broadcast)
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Pretty sure we get the semi's but not the final. It says" up to and including the semifinals".
Ah, that's good then.
It looks like Fu was all spent from his previous battle.
Now it's up to Ding to ding, ding, ding ...
Ding winning will be huge for the game. It's Chinese that are putting in decent chunk of money into snooker, pool and their version of pool (Chinese 8 ball) ... at least in immediate future, they appear to be market maker in billiard world.
Ronnie made godly long shot and 146 from that to tighten match 9-11
He makes it look so easy ... compared to Selby's 143 (granted, the layout was much harder) and Trump's recent 147.
Stepping into the shot?
Selbys big break was a thing of cue mastery
No commentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfu9DsXXYMc
With commentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlbX4pAjjho
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Ding is playing well enough to take this thing down.
He made history last year by being the first Asian in the final....
...he's gotta win now to improve on that.
The Rocket is a class act....it was a touching scene when Ding beat him....
...I'd like to know what he said to Ding that made him melt....
...pretty sure that Ding's recently deceased mother was in the mix.
He made history last year by being the first Asian in the final....
...he's gotta win now to improve on that.
The Rocket is a class act....it was a touching scene when Ding beat him....
...I'd like to know what he said to Ding that made him melt....
...pretty sure that Ding's recently deceased mother was in the mix.
Mark Selby's 143 can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/WorldSnooker1/videos/10154302790462062/
Start the video at 24:16. Epic clearance.
https://www.facebook.com/WorldSnooker1/videos/10154302790462062/
Start the video at 24:16. Epic clearance.
Actually it starts at the 47:15 mark and ends at 34:45.
That is an important thing that lots of pool players don't do but it's not the most important thing to be learned from snooker.
What is the most important thing to be learned from snooker? Slow backstroke? Keep chalk in your pocket ;-)