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The pre 90's table conditions are why those that played the game back then deserve a lot more credit. Steve Davis = 🐐
The table is so different.
Seven centuries in 12 days. Wow.
Slow af that table
The pink is a great shot. The pockets might have played a fraction bigger in those days but to get that much action on that cloth, cracking shot.
He did incredibly well to get the cueball back that far on that army blanket 👌👏
Couldn’t get a screw with a black and decker in those days! There is more life in the morgue than in that cloth and cushions
On a table that slow, it is a terrific shot.
A player can make 7 centuries in 1 match nowadays. Different times back then though.
Cue ball is like "do I really have to travel that far..."
Cracking shot!
Tables much more difficult back then
What a pink!!
7 tons 👀
This was when the final was best of 49 frames. Mans beat Fred Davis in the semi. Fred was 64 years old.
Best shot ever !!!
7 century breaks!!!!!
That was a very, very good pot
that was some pink....
very difficult short not only the tight angle also slow table you need enough aircon running for this short to be possible