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Not me. Williams in his prime got creamed - it wasn't even close. Trump too. Ronnie wouldn't have much of a chance either

I would love to see ronnie and Reyes head to head. Pool 1 series, snooker another

Id pay big for that in 23

I’d love to see it

Try youtube Vanced. Takes the ads completely out. Otherwise youtube is unwatchable.

@@josephdouglas2783 I went with uBlock Origin - perfect.

Yeah I don't get that, how does he line it up properly??

I have a friend who is also very tall as is Massey and he plays the same way. I asked him about it once and he told me his height allows him to see the table from a higher elevation than shorter people and he can see exactly where he has to place the cue ball on the object ball instead of having to envision it as shorter players do. We played a couple of games and I used a milkcrate as a stand to get my height up to his. It didn't take long to figure out what he was doing and he was entirely correct. When playing from a taller position it was more akin to looking straight down on the table and you could see the lines better. The very size of a 6 x 12 snooker table negates this advantage so you have to sight on the cue. Having said that, never play a tall guy on a 4 x 8 8 ball table because he will kick your ass........lol

@@oh8wingman haha. Thanks for sharing this, I never thought about it when I played against taller dudes.

I'm average height and I have shot both ways all my life, depends on the shot I'm shooting as both provide advantages in my own game.

You can actually win by pocketing the 9 at anytime but it must first be off the present object ball

You can also win by pocketing the 9 off the break it is a bullshit game

@@markpugh6808 that is why you should play a boX series and doing that break is insanely hard

Completely right and unfortunate as well but it really appeals to the amateur/ beginner level players and fosters an awesome community IMO

I have seen Earl Strickland and American pool female player Alison Fisher play snooker. Alison being the better of the two!

I watch the Earl match and I don’t know what it is but people seem to miss some easy shots from Ronnie. He’s a great player for sure and the best at snooker no doubt but he didn’t play well in his matches.

@@marcuslarwa9098 Took it to lightly, this was pretty much an exhibition event until around the turn of the millennium - then it got serious.

I was just about to comment this 🤣🤣

Ha ha you lose...best out of 3

The much missed Sid Waddell. Son of a miner, went to Cambridge university and an absolutely bonkers commentator. Some favourite lines include this one commentating on 80’s rotund darts legend Eric Bristow: "When Alexander the Great was 33, he cried salt tears because there were no more worlds to conquer … Bristow's only 27!!!!!!!!” And “It's the nearest thing to public execution this side of Saudi Arabia!!!!!”

Matchroom is a really big sports promotion company dude i think they’ll be alright either way

They uploaded them didn't they.

Pockets do look very large..

It’s interesting we never see these guys playing snooker. That would be hilarious. It’s like connect 4 V chess

Just like your...

It's a standard 9 foot pool table, nothing short about it. Of course you are comparing it against a guy like Massey who is on of the biggest pool players out there.

the Chinese 8ball tables have snooker cut pockets..tough to run out!

Sid Waddell and Jim Wych

Not in this case.

It is a foul to hit the 9 ball in after your opponent pushes out. It respots and your opponent gets ball in hand. Mike pushed out, so its ronnie's decision to hit the 1, give the shot back, or take a foul on the 9.

@@axlrollz Thank-you for that, as i was unsure about it myself👍

I’d like to seem them try playing left handed like ambidextrous rocket Ronnie.

Mizerak went over to England and tried. Got his backside handed to him. Alex Pagulayan developed a pretty decent Snooker game and won the Canada title a couple of times. But obviously, the U.K. Snooker is the elite tour and on a whole different level.

@@carlgois8579 I have seen Earl Strickland and Efren Reyes play left handed pretty well. And I am sure a lot of professionals can actually do it to a reasonable standard... but still they are not confident enough in it to play critical shots.

Ronnie O’Sullivan made a century break of 120 I think all with his left hand.

@@carlgois8579 You dont have to tell me that, because I am first and foremost a snooker fan and a Ronnie fan. I watched him play almost full tournaments left handed because he was not happy with his right hand.

Lol. Lovely comment

I'm sure your joking.

You really want to see the world burn dont you?😂

Good one

looks like he'd be a good player under pressure

Impossible to compete in professional level if your break is trash. I love to watch Ronnie play snooker but pool is about spins and cue ball control with various speeds etc so there might be a reason why not too many professional snooker cueist haven’t gone to far in pool. Apples and oranges

Not saying it would be impossible for him but 6 months.. Never

@@SamuL147 Ronnie plays with a snooker cue because frankly the game of billiards is beneath him. If he gave a shit he’d use a pool cue and get the same break power as the rest of the players. They very fact he beats world champions and barely makes an effort is amazing. I guarantee you none of the pool dorks would be beating any snooker world champions on a snooker table.

I'm sure the snooker players appreciate your excuses for them as to why they don't win pool tournaments.

@@hang-the-93 hilarious..it’s okay to like 9 ball it’s akin to playing checkers while snooker is like chess ...I realize it’s hard for the yokels to grasp the game of snooker what with all those balls and small pockets requiring accuracy and skill

Of course it's a foul

Cos pool requires little accuracy

They do put it on the chin, this dude obviously just cant get down to reach that ​@@J5X7

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He play Earl in this tournament

Good one