In the above list, you can see the current highest earning snooker players in the world. The 147 is amassed by potting all fifteen reds with fifteen blacks for 120 points, then all six colours for a further 27 points. Here are the 147 members of Congress who voted to support a conspiracy-fueled mob The internet is printed in ink, but these names will be chiseled in stone By … Most centuries of a certain size made by a player. Maximum break: The maximum break in snooker under normal circumstances is 147. Six-time ranking finalist Jack Lisowski whitewashed Sean Maddocks with top breaks of 76, 126 and 70, while Matthew Selt needed an unscheduled second session to seal a narrow 6-5 win over 19-year-old Chang Bingyu.Ĭhampionship League winner David Gilbert brushed aside Alfie Burden 6-1 with breaks of 74, 131 and 68 along the way, while Gerard Greene enjoyed an impressive 6-3 win over Kurt Maflin with a high break of 131.Our list of the fastest cars of 2021 focused exclusively on street-legal cars. Three-time UK Champion Ding Junhui eased past Chinese compatriot Zhang Anda 6-2 with breaks of 69, 63, 60 and 129 to his name.įormer world finalist Barry Hawkins stormed to a 6-1 victory over 12-time Women’s World Champion Reanne Evans, sealing the deal with a high break of 94. Two-time UK Champion Mark Williams got his campaign under way with a 6-3 success over 18-year-old Lei Peifan.īreaks of 83 and 97 helped the Chinese teenager on his way to a 2-1 lead, but Williams drew upon his vast experience to clinch five of the next six frames with the aid of breaks of 106, 112, 69 and 76.
Reigning World Champion Selby reeled off four consecutive frames from two apiece with breaks of 67, 93 and 95 in the process. Mark Selby began his quest for a third UK Championship title with a 6-2 victory over Scottish amateur Ross Muir. O’Sullivan restore a two-frame advantage courtesy of a break of 72, but White replied with a contribution of 71 before sealing frame six to level the match.Ī 53 break proved decisive in frame seven as ‘The Rocket’ regained the upper-hand, before edging two low-scoring frames to secure his place in the Second Round.Įarlier in the day, Gary Wilson compiled the 19th maximum break in the history of the UK Championship on his way to a 6-2 victory over Ian Burns.īritish Open finalist Wilson had begun the match with a break of 104 and went on to make the fourth competitive maximum of his career in frame six. Un-Nooh, however, resumed the rout after the restart with a break of 52 and followed in with successive breaks of 136 and 106 to complete a spectacular performance.Įlsewhere, seven-time UK Champion Ronnie O’Sullivan maintained his unbeaten record in the Last 128 of the UK Championship by overcoming Welsh ace Michael White 6-3.Ī high quality contest produced three centuries in as many frames, with O’Sullivan establishing a 2-0 lead with clearances of 139 and 131, before White got off and running with a break of 102. Un-Nooh looked set to make it four frames without reply as he made a 59 break, but only for Hendry to step in with a superb clearance to get off the mark before the interval. The world number 39 did the damage inside half an hour as he stormed into a 3-0 lead with consecutive breaks of 129, 100 and 107. Thepchaiya Un-Nooh fired in five century breaks en route to a 6-1 rout of Stephen Hendry in Round One of the 2021 UK Championship in York on Wednesday.įormer Shoot-Out champion Un-Nooh produced a blistering display of break-building to end the five-time UK Champion’s return to the York Barbican in less than two hours of play.
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