Sensational O'Sullivan wins The Masters

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Buckster_uk

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Ronnie O'Sullivan was back to his best tonight, with possibly the best performance of his career.

He beat Ding Jun Hui 10-3, coming from 2-0 behind, with breaks of 55, 99, 128, 101, 116 and 96.

When Ronnie's head is on, he cannot be beaten.
 
Buckster_uk said:
Ronnie O'Sullivan was back to his best tonight, with possibly the best performance of his career.

He beat Ding Jun Hui 10-3, coming from 2-0 behind, with breaks of 55, 99, 128, 101, 116 and 96.

When Ronnie's head is on, he cannot be beaten.
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He also had 143 and his 99 was really a hundred given he deliberately lifted his legs in the air on the final black! Given he missed a ball on 96 in another frame he had 5 centuries and was 1 ball away from 6! :o

Add to that his come from behind 66 clearance when ding had raced into a 65:0 lead this could be the finest final performance ever.
 
Buckster_uk said:
Ronnie O'Sullivan was back to his best tonight, with possibly the best performance of his career.

He beat Ding Jun Hui 10-3, coming from 2-0 behind, with breaks of 55, 99, 128, 101, 116 and 96.

When Ronnie's head is on, he cannot be beaten.
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If Davis or Hendry had his RAW talent they would have won 15 world championships. Talented enough to scar people for life.

Nick
 
If Davis or Hendry had his RAW talent they would have won 15 world championships. Talented enough to scar people for life.

Nick
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I don't understand how you can say Davis and Hendry haven't got raw talent. Just because a player doesn't play fast it doesn't mean they are completely devoid of natural talent and they have no flair. Incidentally, Ronnie was in brilliant form tonight and undoubtedly he is one of the greatest. But personally i would give an in form peak Hendry the edge.
 
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