Another Super Match Between Ronnie O'Sullivan & Ding Junhui | 2022 Welsh Open ‒ Snooker

Ken Doherty: " Lots of tension, drama; good clearances, great shots." Those "good clearances" are actually very impressive steals. You will love them.
Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Ding Junhui, 2022 Welsh Open - Last 32
The statistics shown in the video correspond to the date of the match.
Cesar Muroya created a unique editing format to extract the essence of the game without losing the drama involved. Contextual information is also an innovation appreciated by viewers.
This format is not intended to substitute the full version but make snooker more accessible to new fans. The fluency and atmosphere of the game stay in a shorter-length video, allowing even experienced fans to enjoy snooker at any time.
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[@FloydMaxwell]

Saw the headlines for the tournament and was so looking forward to the Cesar Muroya videos. Nothing appeals more than quality and with these CM videos we get both quality play and quality editing. Instant keeper. Thank you!

[@Jonners]

The post editing here by Cesar is hugely underrated. Excellent work.

[@castleanthrax1833]

I agree with you that the editing is very well done, but Cesar is definitely not underrated. All his subscribers are well aware of his handywork. ✌️🇦🇺

[@jh58]

Love to watch Ding play, as well as the great ROS. Goat Ronnie lives on inside Ding's head.

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

This was an exciting match. Great to see it get the Cesar treatment 👍🏼

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

Was also, as others said, disappointing from a Ding pov -- he shows what he can, looks great then misses a relatively easy one, or makes a weird decision

[@ziyadbagharib7803]

I do wish we could've seen the ending safety battle on that final frame! Otherwise, fantastic editing as always - I appreciate this channel so much. And what an entertaining match!! I was gasping along with the crowd!

[@SMHman666]

Not normally a fan of edited/shortened vids but you do a great job Cesar. Thanks for a good quality upload. From Australia.

[@johnpalgrave9331]

Comment and explanation of shots, such as spin in this case, are so useful and engaging - thankyou.

[@Eurobunneh]

Love how Ding keeps his chalk on the table and not his pocket.

[@ameeddj560]

Buddy he is advertising his chalk 😁

[@user-el7ys6tx1h]

He is a modeling.

[@himshrey]

He's probably used to keeping the chalk on the table from his local Chinese snooker clubs

[@cactus8666]

Like us normal Mortals

[@poppincam]

Don't nerd yo wash the trousers pockets

[@vivek95pv14]

Love this long videos 💞💞

[@wokkawicklo]

Love the editing, the safety shots are entertaining too thou imho

[@thecasualgolfer4378]

Normally not a fan of short version matches, but this is excellent editing, making transition seamless. Keep it up!

[@adrianlawson2980]

My first time watching one of your videos. Nicely edited and some useful info on screen to maybe help those who are newer to snooker, or to be able to see angles better as they are often hard to see correctly from the TV camera. Keep doing what you’re doing.

[@CesarMuroya]

Awesome, thanks Adrian!

[@jerrytan7762]

Wow awesome thumbnail, can’t wait to watch this right after finishing my work 0_0

[@CesarMuroya]

Hope you enjoy!

[@Tia-gy1ij]

I came to watch a snooker game because I read a fanfiction that had a snooker game and I wanted to know if it was as good as the fanfic described. I was not disappointed.

[@colmanbaldwinson9091]

I like the speed of this table

[@lazer2365]

The shots when explained show why the average club player rarely builds a large break. Spinning the cue ball so when it hits the target ball, friction is created which alters the angle of the direction of the target ball. Yeah...

[@amitrao6457]

Love it when sounds Come on Ronnie😇😎💕💯

[@Builder99]

Ronnie and Ding have the best ref they have there...

[@FloydMaxwell]

How about the safety at 20:07. Wow!

[@muhammadzaid9660]

Can you make the video of shaun murphy vs john higgins 2013 masters match it was really exciting

[@CesarMuroya]

Let me check it out.

[@MuhammedAli-so4hs]

Thee rocket 🚀 ronnee o sullvan is the best

[@bigscrounger]

JV at 29:00 - "he's perfect on the blue"... Then at 29:15 "he wasn't perfect on the blue" 🤔

[@sachinkrao]

"If he's perfect on the blue"

[@lazer2365]

Interesting match. No safety play until the 3rd frame.

[@62cripple]

RONNIE....the stealer of souls.....💪😎

[@thinlaychoegyal1696]

You mean spin ball contact deviates OB more angle than the straight ball? Spin ball induce spin effect?

[@afiqflaz]

Ding is indeed one of the best snooker player

[@baberali344]

Which chalk ding was using?

[@claudiojunior9618]

Ronnie the 🎩 magician.

[@AbdulRahim-op1wo]

O'sullivan, please one more 147. 2022

[@dan8pool]

👏👏👍

[@jrjr4218]

Often at times, the most obvious shots never goes as planned even to the best of the best.

[@ScoopexUs]

Hate "highlights" and "short form". I'm fully capable of skipping a frame that drags on or is already won or is unimportant without someone else deciding for me, thank you very much. You've cut the match up with taste and this already beats 95% of KZbin Snooker content including mad Eurosport uploads. If I could influence you it would be to suggest that "the way the other player gets in" is hugely important in Snooker and should be included. If it's a miss, show the miss. If it's a miss caused by a devilish snooker, show the snooker also. It's the soul of this game. Subbed and shared!

[@nuntana2]

It is pronounced Ding Xunway, or Junhui Ding... Ding being his family name.

[@goldenegg1063]

Im surprised more dings dont play snooker cus their amazing at ping ping-pong

[@user-ry3tw9sz6y]

15:33

[@frizzby-x]

Very good editing skills. But for me the constant video cuts ruin the "flow" and make it very difficult to watch.

[@uchibenkei]

Ding was demoralized and just wanted to go home by the end.

[@user-eg6ih9ul2r]

35:28戏剧性的红球

[@mjd4174]

At 31:05 I guess Ding missed the running footnotes at 5:25, about the CB and OB ball's response to English. Oops. Both of them duffed a few comparatively "easy" reds.

[@kanataspunchingbag2973]

Not really that much of an exciting match. Ding has been performing disappointingly for the last 6-7 seasons. Just when you thought he's getting into the balls finally he will find a way to miss one easy ball. Safety is loose, missing long pots that a pro snooker player should get 9 out of 10 tries. Missing at least 3-4 easy balls in a match etc. Its very difficult to watch his matches nowadays even though I am his fan

[@robinpettit7827]

I agree, Ding Junhui has all the makings of a master Snooker player and then he misses what a shot that you wouldn't expect a player of that class to miss.

[@nicktrousers]

He was really flying when he won that UK champs three years ago though... And then he kind of fell off the radar again.

[@1218jmm]

I wish these commentators would stop saying, "the guy in the chair can't do anything"....good Lord, please!

[@sofonghon6840]

李國麟

[@ihsan708]

Ding play with ronnie just to let him go through to nxt round 🤣

[@abdulquadir1321]

Ronnie every shot says don’t mess with your father

[@scotthumpage2153]

Jin tried s Ronnie special left hander sorry mate leave it to the professional brother

[@damaicai1325]

👁️ 👁️

[@leecooper9911]

31:47-31:53 :-)))

[@farhany8129]

A proof that Ronnie is getting old

[@lazer2365]

Everybody's getting old.

[@freedomforthebrave]

Ronnie o'sullivan looks tired really bad look at his eyes 👀

[@SUROBLEDEKchannel]

first comment

[@johngoldsmith2417]

As per usual bias point of view from Alan macmanus. He supposed to be neutral when commentating,but he's not when ronnie plays. Keeps banging on about Ronnie's favourite for every single tournament 😆 🤣 Alan might get it right one day....

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[@teemutaavettila1832]

Nope 🤣

[@timothylovecock4332]

Always the same story.