One in a Billion Snooker Moments

One in a Billion Snooker Moments
Welcome to our video showcasing some of the best moments in snooker history! In this compilation, we'll explore incredible shots and jaw-dropping skills from legendary players.
Kicking things off at number 45, Mark Selby finds himself in a nightmare position but manages to pot a red with an unbelievable shot. It's moments like these that make snooker so thrilling! Moving on to number 44, Alex Higgins surprises everyone during the 1982 World Championship by potting the blue from a considerable distance, displaying his exceptional skills.
And let's not forget about Ronnie O'Sullivan at number 43. Watch as he strategically dislodges a red ball to secure the frame with precision and finesse. These are just a few examples of the incredible talent displayed in snooker throughout history.
Join us as we delve into more unforgettable moments that will leave you amazed! #SnookerHistory #UnbelievableShots

[@DerekSuffolk]

Had to include Alex Higgins shot twice and still didn't realise he potted the Green and not the blue.

[@gkkes]

For those of you watching in black and white 🤣

[@stevieflea3532]

You and Alex Higgins need to get a room. You're obsessed with him!?

[@coling8176]

Bit of a Higgins fan then?

[@seanverney4475]

Did you ever get yourself tested for color blindness

[@deanmcloughlin2360]

At least he didn't play it twice to really draw attention to it. 😂

[@mellymarriott6637]

So you show the clip with your own narrative, and then show the actual clip. Why?

[@Anonymous_baka634]

isn't that better?

[@mellymarriott6637]

@@Anonymous_baka634 No because we know the end result without having to watch what happened.

[@Pobsta-de7hb]

@@mellymarriott6637 yea waste of our time!

[@robertomoi2044]

The longer the clip, the more money he gets.

[@Pobsta-de7hb]

@@robertomoi2044 Thats clever as he has around half the amount of subscribers before he can make any sort of money through any of youtubes programs and about 10% of the views, far less per hour. Anyway forgetting any of that, you are right

[@DMWANO]

Succeeding the shot intended is hardly 1 in a billion.

[@muhmmadabdullah3967]

actual title of video ; Alex Higgins one in a Billion Snooker moments and some others

[@sophiavlog7350]

Nice video. Nice narrative. Just a crying bloody shame you put the wrong video with the wrong narrative.

[@tonywadkins5258]

@snooker explained. You have been told 45,734 times not to include any exaggerations in your video titles!

[@SnookerExplained90]

Better phone the police then 😅

[@tonywadkins5258]

@@SnookerExplained90 My pet turnip could come up with a better reply than that

[@Thetoxictiger1980]

​@@tonywadkins5258Better get your pet turnip to phone the police then

[@SnookerExplained90]

@@tonywadkins5258 Life must be hard when you're resorting to moaning about free entertainment on KZbin

[@tonywadkins5258]

@@SnookerExplained90 Could you point out where I was moaning?

[@MichaelParkinson-wz1nh]

The hurricane is that quick, the side effects come 2 secs after. Lol 😆

[@sherylbegby]

I love the contrast in reactions to the streaker by Rocket Ronnie and Interesting Steve.

[@scoldedcat]

One in a Billion ? I'd say "one in a few hundred".

[@aim....]

Alex was a great player but seeing that statement ‘1 in a billion’ i was expecting hendry, Davis, Ronnie, judd, selby n ofc jimmy white n maybe lit a bit present Higgins! But Alex was cool too! WTH!

[@NaQu2]

What is about 18 or 27 and other older ones? I can do those every day. And i amateur. 🤔 I undestand nice shots in tournament table. But those old shots are really best of the best old shots?

[@maxington26]

I appreciate ya. It's interesting to see what AI can currently compile on the topic of snooker. Not great (yet), but impressive for something that is probably the generative result of a single text prompt? It's an interesting step on the way. Quickly an artefact, though. I don't need to watch more than a minute. It has emptiness, still :)

[@addipoom]

showing everything thrice is making it painful for he viewer. we know how to replay, you know? I'm outta here, after 3 minutes, can't imagine anyone wanting to watch an 8 minute video stretched out to 24 minutes. And BTW never gonna click on you again

[@sherylbegby]

"Alex ... places the ball in a challenging position for his opponent" Pretty sure that's just called a snooker 15:15

[@MichaelParkinson-wz1nh]

Alex is on it a few times,

[@russellflagg8519]

when i saw Ronnie tying his shoe on the table, i really thought the next clip would be of him playing in his socks.

[@marckappen7925]

What surprised me most was you calling the green ball blue twice ?

[@SnookerExplained90]

Got to generate comments somehow haven’t we haha

[@Fexghadi]

Let me explain something to you about snooker: we don't need ambient music on top of the voice and the sound of the video. We also don't need an explanation of everything in the clip before the clip. This isn't a user's notice and we're not trying to recreate the shots, so let us see for ourselves after a short introduction. Other channels out there already to that kind of stuff with reasonable success. Learn from them.

[@TwoFourFixate]

Very well said. That-and a number of other reasons-is why I down-voted this video.

[@peapop100]

Why the music? Totally ruined it for me.

[@JAY1892]

What’s with the crappy music?

[@Alexanderr-vk]

Fu@@ing replays! I am not so stupid to see it twice in a row!,!

[@GirGir183]

That woman didn't make a century break. She might have potted one ball.

[@My_Op]

Very poor title choice, this is *NOT* "One in a Billion Snooker Moments". I strangle you using the force in my mind.

[@tenzinyeshi1480]

Non

[@DerekSuffolk]

She doesn't score a century against Ronnie

[@H2Omethod]

Alex who?

[@jacquesw8725]

BOOOOOORING!!!!!!!!!!