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Name: Stephen Hendry.

Total points: 20,290

Place of birth: Scotland

Birthday: 1969 65438+ 10/3.

Change major: 1985

World ranking: 1

Number of wins in ranking match: 28

Number of qualifying wins: 32 (world record)

Professional bonus: 4839397.

Best result of the world professional championship: six championships.

The highest single stroke in the world professional championship: 147( 1995)

Highest single stroke in other competitions: 147 (four times)

Player profile:

Haendly, from Edinburgh. /kloc-debuted in 0/983 and won1the national championship for teenagers under 6 years old. A year later, he became the youngest champion in the history of the Scottish amateur championship. 1985, after winning the Scottish amateur championship, Xianshan changed his career.

1986, Haendly easily won the Scottish professional championship at the age of 17. The following year, he won the second prize of re-education and the champion of the Rome Grand Prix, becoming the youngest champion in the ranking competition. In the same season, because he won the British Open again, his world ranking jumped from 23rd to 4th. 1988- 1989 won the master horse racing championship.

In the 1990s, Stephen Hendry was in full swing. 1990 won the world professional championship for the first time, becoming the youngest champion and champion in the history of this event. However, what surprised the world even more was that in the next seven years, his name was engraved on this world-famous trophy five times.

1990, when Haendly was 2 1 year-old, she defeated jimmy white with 18: 12 in the world professional championship, becoming the youngest world champion in history. He looked surprisingly calm: "I have made up my mind to win this game, and I am confident that I can do it." I'm glad I can withstand the pressure and stay focused and calm. I was so nervous throughout the game that my stomach kept churning tonight. "

1992, in the world professional championship, Haendly defeated jimmy white again to win the championship. At that time, jimmy white led by 52 points in the crucial game. Stephen Hendry had a chance to clear the field, but he had to hit the ball hard, hitting the brown ball almost close to the side mat into the bag and leaving a good position for playing the yellow ball. This ball is difficult. As a result, he played the brown ball and won all the way without letting Jimmy Wyatt win another game. After the game, Stephen Hendry said, "You must not think about losing the game." .

1993, Haendly defeated jimmy white again in the world professional championship and successfully defended its title.

1994, shortly after the start of the world professional championship, Haendly accidentally fell down in the bathroom, resulting in fine bone cracks below the elbow. It seems impossible for him to win the championship this time. However, in any case, he made it to the final. When the final reached the 35th set, the champion seemed to be in jimmy white's pocket. There are enough red balls scattered on the table to make jimmy white a world champion. However, jimmy white missed a black ball with a little error rate. "Everyone, including me, don't want White to make this mistake. I'm going to shake hands with White and express my heartfelt congratulations to him. White deserves this title, "Haendly said. But he still controlled his emotions and left his seat, ending the championship with a cold 58 points.

1995, Haendly beat jimmy white with a perfect score of 147 degrees in the semi-final of the world professional championship, and easily beat nigel bond with a score of 18: 9 in the final to win the championship. This time, the prize money from Crucible alone exceeded1000000.

1996, after Haendly defeated Peter Ebdon in 18: 12, the sixth world professional championship was born. After the game, Peter Ebdon casually said, "Haendly is the most outstanding snooker player ever. I will tell my grandchildren in the future that I am honored to compete with such a master in the world's highest level finals. "

Haendly, a Scottish boy, won the title of winner of the British Royal Medal in 1994, and was elected as a Scottish sports celebrity on BBC TV twice in 1987 and 1996 respectively. Besides, he is neck and neck with ray reardon and Steve Davis OBE, and has become the champion of the six most successful world professional championships in contemporary snooker history. It can be said that Stephen Hendry is the most dazzling superstar in the history of snooker.

Brilliant record:

There are 73 champions, including 32 scoring champions, 7 World Championships, 6 Masters and 5 British Championships, ranking first in the world with 1990- 1997.

The youngest player to win the world billiards championship is 2 1 year 106 days (1990-4-29).

The first player to win 147 with the highest score of more than two times in the scoring ranking competition.

Professional tournament (1994 British Championship) is the only player who can hit seven Baidu strokes in the same tournament. And he is the first player to hit Baidu's shots five times in seven consecutive games.

Longest unbeaten record: from 1990-3- 17 to 199 1- 13, losing to Bai, winning 5 ranking tournaments and 36 consecutive ranking tournaments.

One of the players won both the world championship and the British championship in the same season, and the others were Davis and Higgins.

Name: Steve Davis OBE.

Nationality: UK

Date of birth:1August 22, 957

Become a professional player: 1978

Number of wins in ranking match: 28

Professional bonus: 4337080.

Best result of the world professional championship: six championships.

The highest single stroke in the world professional championship: 144( 1993)

Highest single stroke in other competitions: 147( 1982 LADA Classic)

Player profile:

There is no doubt that Steve Davis OBE can be regarded as the most outstanding snooker master of our time. In his heyday, he won almost all the major snooker rankings.

1978, Steve Davis OBE won the WMCandIU Snooker Championship. In the same year, he turned professional. 1980, Steve Davis OBE won the championship by 16: 6 in the final of the British Championship, and started his snooker career with a very good start.

In 1980s, Steve Davis OBE won the World Professional Championship six times and reached the finals eight times. These brilliant achievements made Steve Davis OBE the best sports star in Britain in 1980s.

Steve Davis OBE made his debut at the World Professional Championship in 1979. After winning two qualifiers, he lost to Dennis Steve Davis OBE Taylor at 1 1: 13 in the first game in Crucible, and failed to enter the quarter-finals. 12 months later, he returned to Crucible. Pacho Steve Davis OBE Fagan became his first victim and was defeated by him at 6: 10. From then on, the Steve Davis OBE era began.

At 198 1, Steve Davis OBE won his first world professional championship. A year later, in the first round of the World Professional Championship, he was killed by Tony Knowles with a score of 10: 1, but this can only be regarded as "er" in Our Days.

Since 1983, this snooker wizard nicknamed "natural nugget" and "energetic wizard" has won the world championship for five consecutive times. Runner-up, lost to Dennis Taylor and Joe Johnson respectively.

The final between Steve Davis OBE and dennis taylor has become a legend in the history of snooker. The final played until 0: 20 midnight, and more than18 million viewers watched the wonderful live broadcast of BBC TV. After the game, Steve Davis OBE summed up his feelings at that time and said, "All night, I only saw black balls and white balls."

Steve Davis OBE's first full mark record was set at the LADA Classic in 1982. At the same time, he was also the first player whose single shot 147 degree was completely recorded by the camera. But this is only the end of the day. After that, I successfully scored one perfect score after another. 1988-1989, Steve Davis OBE became the first snooker player in the world to win 500,000 pounds in one season. Moreover, he earns more than 150 a year from signing autographs, participating in exhibition competitions and related activities, which makes him successfully rank among the highest-paid athletes in the world. In view of his outstanding contribution to snooker, the state awarded him the honorary title of winner of the Royal Medal of England.

The 1980s has long passed, but Steve Davis OBE's passion for snooker remains the same. Up to now, he is still active in the world of snooker.

World professional championship record:

1979 first round 1 1: 13 lost to Dennis Taylor.

1989 lost to Alex Higgin the quarter-final 9: 13.

198 1 final 18: 12 beat Doug Montjoy.

1982 lost to Tony Knowles in the first round 1: 10.

1983 Final 18: 6 Beat Jimmy White.

1984 final 18: 16 beat Jimmy Taylor.

1985 final 17: 18 lost to Dennis Taylor.

1986 final 12: 18 lost to Joe Johnson.

1987 final 18: 14 beat Joe Johnson.

1988 Final 18: 1 1 Win Terry Griffith.

1989 final 18: 3 win over John parrot.

1990 semifinal 16: 18 lost to Jimmy white.

199 1 semi-final 10: 16 lost to John Parrot.

1992 lost to Peter Ebdon 4-10 in the first round.

1993 second round 1 1: 13 lost to allen mcmanus.

1994 lost to Stephen Hendry in the semi-final 9: 16.

1995 lost to Andy Hicks 7-10 in the first round.

Lost to Peter Ebdon in the quarter-finals.

Name: Ronnie O'Sullivan.

Nationality: England

Birthday: 05/ 12/ 1975

Total score: 22365

Change of occupation: 1992

Name of competition: 8-time ranking champion

Highest score in professional competition: 147 (four times)

Percentage of professional events: 154 (to 1997/98 season)

Highest occupation ranking: 3( 1994, 1998)

Current ranking: 4

Best results in the World Championships: Top 4 (1996, 1998, 1999)

Total professional income: ~ 1, 503, 33 1 (to 1997/98 season)

Player profile:

Ronnie O 'Sullivan is one of the most talented players in the history of snooker. He broke the world record for the first time in the competition and achieved amazing results. /kloc-Become the champion of the World Youth Championship at the age of 0/5. In the same year, he participated in the British Amateur Championship, becoming the youngest player to win a single shot 147 degrees.

Since 1992 became a professional player, Ronnie O 'Sullivan has created a series of amazing records. This outstanding player of 1994 International Billiards Federation won the British championship in 1993 and became the youngest world ranking champion.

Ronnie O 'Sullivan also holds the record of winning the most consecutive championships in the ranking competition (38 games), the record of Baidu shooting the most in the first game of professional players (30 games), and the record of winning the most awards in the youth group in a single season. I became a player who was only 19 years old and won 285 10 1 pound from the competition.

1996 world professional championship semi-final, Ronnie O 'Sullivan lost to Peter Ebdon with 14: 16, but the game was really wonderful. Ronnie O 'Sullivan once fell behind by 5: 10, but after seven games, he tied the score to11:1.

"When my score is close to his, I always make mistakes, which has happened several times. This is a fierce battle, and Peter Ebdon is really an excellent athlete. I will come back here again. I'm young and I have plenty of time, "Ronnie O 'Sullivan said.

After the game, Peter Ebdon put his arm around his shoulder and praised him, saying, "You are a genius". This sentence just echoes what Stephen Hendry said a year ago. After defeating Ronnie O 'Sullivan, he said, "Ronnie O 'Sullivan is the most talented player I have ever seen, and I think he will make full use of it. "

This year, Ronnie O 'Sullivan created another miracle in the world professional championship. His first round of 147 degrees took only 5 minutes and 20 seconds.

1998 Benson &; Hedges Irish Masters failed to pass the drug test and lost the original champion to Duhudi. 1992 in the summer, O 'Sullivan's qualifiers won 38 consecutive victories.

1993 won the British crown and became the youngest qualifying champion in history. The specialty is to open the bow left and right, as fast as the wind. There are great talents on the court, but sometimes they are unstable.

The best in the world:

10 scored a hundred points, 15 scored the highest score in 98 days 147 (British Amateur Championship). Seven years later, in March 199 13, he scored the perfect score again, which took only 5 minutes and 20 seconds.

Won the 16 championship.