Snooker: John Higgins 147 in 2003 LG cup
By Billiard Television Editor • Feb 25th, 2019 • Category: Snooker Videos, UncategorizedIt was really a lucky 147 of snooker!!! Please check out.
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muito, muito …. muito massa..
Did someone in the audience try to put him off at the end?
damn!!!
its amazing!!!
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7:05 looks like he is drunk
I found the commentary very insightful
he was veeery lucky at that black…but also a very good player…
good one…ronnie is surely not a table. haha..
Ronnie isn’t a table.
watch ronnie for the fastest rolling table
Mind-fucking-blowing.
This is probably the fastest rolling table I’ve ever seen.
no fluke,stand in ur empty room and try cutting holes in 4 corners n 2 middles and put 36 baws on the trot thats not luck thats tims!
lol don’t get annoyed because you know he’s right.
it was 5 years ago, he only has more hair here, that’s all
any 147 is awesome I don’t think you can call a maximum break flukey because of 1 shot out of 36, that’s like saying that a 300 is flukey in bowling if every strike isn’t millimeter perfect, Cliff Thorburn’s 147 in the Crucible started with a fluke red and he went on to make a max break and people still talk about that today even though it was like 30 years ago. I say well done to anyone getting a 147 (or 155…) regardless of the odd fluke
The commenter 10:36: The luckiest shot of the year.
GOd, he’s young here!!!!
Fuck off ronnie is a fucked up crack head
all 147s require a combination of skill and luck. first of all the balls have to be in a suitable position to stay on the black, and then the chances of being able to pot every ball without a miss is unlikely. especially in a tournament when your main aim will be to win the match.
6:45 lucky XD
lucky on the ball but amazing all the same 🙂
That Has To Be The Luckiest 147 In The History Of Snooker His A Great Player Though Ronnie Still The Greatest Snooker Player Ever