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I want to see talent coming through whether male or female to preserve our game. First thing I noticed immediately is the discipline of the pre-shot routine and stance. Smooth cue action and can play stun of softer shots to great effect. Impressed!
The sixth red opening the pack was perfectly judged. The left-handed yellow shows O’Sullivan’s enduring influence on the game and it’s remarkable to see within a generation that the use of the opposite hand is now the norm.
And all this done whilst staff are wondering around plus sharing space between 2 tables, some professional male players have a break down if someone moves in the audience 20 feet away very impressive well done
Also the referee's positioning was a little clumsy in the early stages. At 1:20 he is right up next to the table for two shots, which can be distracting for the player as he is in view. He should be well back from the table if in her view at any time. He also starts moving toward the black pocket before the ball has gone in. This is a no-no for a referee, you can look a bit silly if you've started walking toeward the pocket to pull the ball out, and it misses! I know, because I've done it. Great break from a polished performer though!
Also at 10:04 he re-spots the black ball, and looks away as it moves slightly after he takes his hand off it, to the right. It appears to have rolled onto the spot, meaning he didn't spot it properly, or it has rolled off for some reason. Either way, you should keep an eye on the ball until after your hand is off it, and you should ensure you're spotting it in the right place.
She took a pink and three blues, so 140 was the best possible, but then she left the pink and black on the table for 13 more dropped points. So 127 was the break.
Im a snooker fan, women, great to have female roll models of the game, its inspiring to see such high level performance from female players, makes me believe I can also achieve top level skills
She took a lot of long shots. That left handed yellow! Shame she missed the pink which was easy by her standards from the rest of the break. Even though she missed it she was nicely on for the black. A bit of discipline; fewer distractions; and maybe a better table - and she will have a 147 in a few years.
She almost had it. Amazing the shots she had to take to get that far only to miss a shot that wasn't nearly as difficult. Such is the nature of snooker/pool
This wasn't the highest snooker break for a women. Allison Fisher had a high run of 133. Bai Yulu needed the pink to tie Allison and the black to finish with a 140. Bai Yulu. Break was 127. She had 15 Reds 1 Yellow 1 Green 1 Brown 4 Blues 1 Pink 11 Blacks That was an awesome break.
I'm guessing these don't count as "first class" century breaks. In the same way that century breaks made on the senior's tour don't count towards a player's career total.
@@dazjackson1972 but the funny thing is that senior titles count towards a player's tally of non-ranking titles, which is in the same category as the prestigious masters...... completely makes no sense. Senior titles should have a category of its own, as a masters title is much much harder than many seniors titles combined
This is a random thought, but there's always talks of the next Ronnie. I don't know if there ever will be anyone like him and I'm not saying it's her, but wouldn't it be cool if it was a woman. Someone who just comes out of no where and dominates the game.
@@templestark4779 12 by 6. Actually 11' 8" by 5' 10". All billiard tables known to me are twice as long as they are wide. A standard pool tabel is 7' by 3½', though you often use 6' by 3' and some times 8' by 4'.
Amazing break, and yeah lots of distractions, table also looks slow compared to what the men are given in major tournaments, the balls are hitting clunky. Makes this even more impressive
I don't know people are saying 137 lol missed a pink and obviously black thats 13 right also 2 blues were taking at least a pink was potted .however I wish I could play just a little bit better to get any sort of break .I agree a future world champion awesome player 👏
Interesting to see how people just walk around the table and in the line of a shot in the background whilst she is playing. Is it a tournament? Is it allowed for people to walk arou d the table when play in progress?
Why do we have male and female snooker? Is there something females cannot do (requiring strength, or anything else?) Certainly the tables are higher than ideal for some people - male or female.
Dear world snooker tour, why post this video without the scoring shown at the bottom of the screen. Like EVERY other snooker match EVER shown. Pretty lazy making content like this............
@@templestark4779 an outfit the size of WST could still add the scoring to the video regardless of the event. They did go to the bother of uploading the video...... gasping 🤷♂️
Found it much more enjoyable without the boring commentary and numbers floating across the bottom of the screen. Grateful for the video upload I don't see any other videos of it on RU-vid....
No serious British masters would play in this 'City market's passage yard' tournament where you must take care not to be knocked down by other players or staff during the game..
The lack of sexist comments is really impressive. I mean it. Snooker really is more classy than pool 😂 if this were a pool video 99% of the comments would be sexist. Cheers ❤
really? 99% ? seems hyperbolic. Are you a "feminist"? Really though the video is about a remarkable record setting break "for a woman" - I guess that makes the video itself sexist. I mean the title of the video stated another way might as well have been "excellent break for a girl" Do you see what I mean by that? The fact that you brought up "sexism" or "sexist remarks" says a LOT more about you than it says about anyone else. But that's just MHO.
