John Higgins plays one of the greatest clearances in snooker history | Eurosport Snooker 

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Yeah that 2010 UK championship final holds special memories for me particularly, I totally agree with you’re comment.

@Dave Shields I'm talking about the world final in 2018. Just tried to find the clearance but I'm having trouble. I'll try and find it and leave it here for you in a comment

@@Justdisco2 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uCjberpn178.html This is the frame, 6:15 onwards. Enjoy!

@@mikeabba1990 aye well I thought his Three ball clearance in the final frame of the 2010 UK final was better , Given a couple of factors, The controversy over that summer with matching fixing and how John lHiggins responded, The fact that Higgins came back from 9-5 down to draw level, And the balls he had to pot that final Brown in the final frame. Just opinion of course, But what a player.

Amazing what a Diet can do.

That's the best kind of pinch to watch for

Ronnie O' Sullivan is the best by quite a distance

Best at cheating

@@Jtuesday51 clearly you know nothing about Ronnie and snooker.....sit down boy

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Steel and a steal lol

@@jimboslice314 steely steal!

Hendry n ronnie the other two of coarse

I don't know about ever.

@@seanscanlon9067 o yeah he is . hendry n ronnie other two.

@@ianwilliamson2980 It is a matter of opinion and the likes of older players like Joe and Fred Davis, Ray Reardon and Steve Davis are in the mix and even Mark Selby from the current ones.

@@seanscanlon9067 not really Davis lost to hendry a lot .reardon mabey but not as good as these three for sure

John Higgins is the Wizard! The Magician known as Shaun Murphy

as if it is Crucible final decider on black with comeback from 17:0 ))

I thought the same at first glance but where the blue and green were, the first red, the other 2 reds at the top of the table having to come back for pink or black,it was a pretty unreal clearance..in a final too last frame of the session to not fall 2 behind..its top 50 ever clearances put it that way lol

that would be Alex Higgins semi final vs white

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I hear you big dog. 👏

try do this yourself in less than 500 tries and tell me if you did it or not

Yes it’s hard but not that hard for a pro.. Ronnie has at least 10 better clearances then this

“ONE OF”. Learn to read

Except that he didn't and you are naively believing everything via a gotcha from the News of the World. Whatever happened to that fine newspaper anyway?

@@seanscanlon9067 Come on Sean the information about this was from various sources plus he was found guilty. He used every avenue he could to lesson his charge throwing people under the bus as he went. Don't be surprised to hear more about this guy in the future, probably when he retires(that won't be for a while as we know he yearns for a payday).

@@jonathanlegg4308 Yeah the only flaw in your argument was that he was not found guilty of match-fixing and was actually cleared over it. That's the trouble when you believe the News of the World and do not bother with the follow-up outcome.

@@seanscanlon9067 He was found out before he could match fix, that's not to say he hadn't done it beforehand. He was guilty of blatantly trying. He's a tainted man, that's why he has no outside employment like the rest of the top guys. You see very little of him commentating. Let's call a spade a spade he's a thief and everyone knows it.

@@jonathanlegg4308 Except that he wasn't and he isn't. He was snooker world champion at the time and with the blessing of Barry Hearn and the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and his then manager Pat Mooney (who was a WPBSA board member at the time), as the reigning world champion John Higgins was asked to go over to the ex-Soviet Union countries on a PR initiative to help promote the game to a wider audience. No doubt whoever was reigning world champion would have been asked to do the same, but at the time it just happened to be Higgins. Higgins was cleared of the most serious charges, of agreeing to accept a bribe and agreeing to engage in corrupt or fraudulent conduct, but found guilty of failing to report the illegal approach and intentionally giving the impression he was prepared to act in breach of betting rules. Well since it was sprung on him minutes earlier by Mooney just before they went into the meeting in a hotel room Kiev with people Higgins was concerned about, being that the Russian mafia was an emerging thing back then, I know if it was me I would have agreed to anything just to get out of there safely and then swiftly taken a flight back home, which oddly enough is exactly what Higgins did.

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Your point?

@@Teeb2023 I'm not anti any one person. I just don't like people who would throw a match. That's my opinion.

@@iano6944 He didn't, so what's your point?

@@Teeb2023 Correct, he didn't. But the video evidence was there to back up bringing the game into disrepute, through agreeing to throw 4 frames a year. He only said something when the evidence was presented to him, so as I said previously, it's my opinion. That's my point.

Shouldn’t be allowed to ever play again IMO. His manager got a lifetime ban!? 🤔

Maybe because he didn't cheat or fix any matches?

@@Teeb2023 what did he do then?

@@artomarto679 You just claimed he cheated and threw matches. Prove it.

In my opinion, the governing body of snooker were desperate to protect the image of the game and because he's one of the greatest players, they panicked and did the minimum they felt they could credibly do - a back-dated six month ban and a £75,000 fine. They found no evidence of match fixing because they didn't try to find any and it's not the kind of thing that people talk freely about. They appointed a RETIRED senior police office who happened to be on the snooker governing body to oversee a 'full' investigation. This gave the 'investigation' credibility by using the reputation of the RETIRED senior police officer but no actually criminal investigation or charges took place. Snooker took care of the situation 'in-house'. The outcome was a half-baked result that said that Higgins 'failed to report' this incident ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dSG08MYnbog.html and 'gave the impression' that he would fix matches. Higgins basically kept his mouth shut about this and has ridden out the storm to the point where it's for the most part, forgotten. Watch the link for yourself and make your own mind up. I think the allegations were true and this event forever tarnishes a great player

@@Teeb2023 There's no concrete proof but there is this - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dSG08MYnbog.html so down to each individual to decide