10 Players with most maximum breaks 147's! Snooker 2021 HD

There are many snooker players who have scored maximum breaks in their career and some of them have made multiple maximum breaks.
Allthough with a free ball, 155 is the possible break a player can make in a frame, In common a player must make a clearance with 15 reds and 15 blacks to make a maximum.
This video is based on 10 players who have scored the most maximum breaks in their career.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum...
Enjoy!

[@captainsceptic3559]

That is not a fair photo of Hendry, he is a class act,,,, he deserves his recognition

[@iano6944]

How are you not getting more views? The content is spot on and to the point..

[@AnilSingh-nl4ok]

This record will never be challenged.

[@AbdulSAMAD-od7gw]

Nice

[@Ali_Shah-zr8vn]

👏👏👏 wow 👌👌👌👌

[@AbdulSAMAD-od7gw]

How Much 147, Done Mark Selby, Jimmy White, Steve Davis, Alex Higgins, John Parrot, Doherty, ChuChart???

[@AbdulSAMAD-od7gw]

Good

[@MujahidKhan-wq5yd]

Ronnie is all is great

[@salehalyafai5488]

best

[@junaantara9634]

The roket always no one of the record🔥

[@AnilSingh-nl4ok]

Absolutely

[@GormlyKeep]

Not forgetting Ronnie turned a few of them down in protest over the prize money. Had a few 146s

[@pizzaboy3946]

I was aware he turned down one in the Welsh Open and that he was going to refuse another until Van Der Hass persuaded him to pot the black but wasn't aware of any others.

[@saynomoredontask6077]

There was one not sure which one maybe uk where he was 70 odd and because the prize money was so low he potted the blue and finished on 145 lmao he didn't care at all

[@Patthis67]

Higgins No2 now.

[@Kingkamiii]

always rocket on top

[@harry2.01]

Willie Thorne, over 200 in practice, RIP.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

I guessed Ronnie was #1! Do I win something? lol

[@MrSasec]

Among the list, Judd Trump would have made it to the most of he had played certain deliberate shots aiming for 147..... As per me, he never aims for 147 but for winning the frames😉.... If he does that, no one can reach him😁👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AnilSingh-nl4ok]

No way

[@lg2525]

Jesus wasnt i surprised not to see Steve Davies name on the list or even the old generation not 1.

[@alvin1979wong]

This is in 2021 only?

[@aupotter2584]

Just duno why those pairs of players tying with 4, 8 & 11 maximums don't tie at No. 9, 4 & 2 respectively as well

[@paullow3377]

Two of them tied at 5 times too. Spot #8 at this point in time when the video was made.

[@peterprescott3419]

Stephen Hendry in Spot two is best. He achieved his in far less years and games played than Ronnie, John, Shaun etc.

[@johnsrabe]

With respect, Peter, when it comes to Ronnie, I don’t think the stats bear out your assertion. It took Hendry 27 years to make 11 147s (1985-2012). It took Ronnie 19 years (1992-2011) to make 11, and 26 years to make 15 (in 2018). In other words, Ronnie made 4 more 147s than Hendry in one less year. (According to Cuetracker) Hendry has played 1,271 matches. That means he’s made a 147 every 115 matches on average. Ronnie has played 1,364 matches and so has made a 147 every 91 matches. Setting aside his comeback, Hendry was a pro for 27 years. That’s one 147 every 2.45 years. Ronnie has been a pro for 29 years and has made a 147 every 1.9 years. I’m rooting for Hendry’s comeback, BTW. It would be a glorious thing. Especially for those of us over 50! Cheers.

[@peterprescott3419]

@@johnsrabe Thanks for the very informative reply. Appreciated. Both men at their peak are head and shoulders above anybody else thats for sure. Perhaps though the greatest 'cueperson' who ever lived would have been Walter Lindrum. No billiards player has even come close to what Walter could do or shots that he played. Would have been interesting if snooker had been as popular as billiards in his day. Cheers.

[@johnsrabe]

@@peterprescott3419 thank YOU for the friendly and polite reply! I only started following snooker a couple years ago and am loving it. It’s like a secret society here in the US. Cheers.

[@peterprescott3419]

@@johnsrabe Ha ha. Yes. English Billiards even more secret - and now-a-days not as popular as in the early 1900's. You Tube has a few old Pathe news films of Walter at play - do have a look - especially at those in his more corpulent, older years demonstrating how to make a 100 break or a 1000 break etc. A superb touch unequalled by any cueist of any 'billiards table' type game ever.

[@johnsrabe]

@@peterprescott3419 I watched a sampling. What cue control! Also kinda fascinating that it was big enough then for Pathé to film it. I imagine Steve Davis plays this (since he plays everything)?

[@nguliongkwong688]

But,the Best and most difficult 147is by U-nooh.

[@AnilSingh-nl4ok]

come on

[@sunilthapa6976]

Proof

[@malikmalik-ny7tv]

The weird thing is that neil robertson only has 4 so far??? After ronnie he is for me the best breakbuilder

[@partickdurrant6803]

Make that 5 now

[@AnilSingh-nl4ok]

He will pick up with time

[@mr.krinkle1177]

Awful editing. Dislike dislike

[@justsnookerinfo5240]

Thanks!