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 elf", 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 just the beginning. 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 6,543,800+5,000 pounds 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.