Maksimum onderbreking

A maksimum break (ook bekend as 'n maksimum , 'n 147 , of mondelings, 'n 1-4-sewe ) is die hoogste moontlike onderbreking in 'n enkele raam van snoeker . [a] ' n Speler stel 'n maksimum breek saam deur al 15 rooies met 15 swartes vir 120 punte op te volg, gevolg deur al ses kleure vir 'n verdere 27 punte. Die samestelling van 'n maksimum onderbreking word as 'n besondere prestasie in die snookerspel beskou, en kan vergelyk word met 'n nege-pylvak in pylvak of 'n 300 wedstryd in tien-pen bowling.

Ronnie O'Sullivan het die rekord vir die hoogste aantal maksimum onderbrekings in professionele kompetisie (15) en die vinnigste (5 minute en 8 sekondes wat tydens die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap opgestel is ).

Die eerste amptelik erkende maksimum onderbreking is deur Joe Davis in 'n 1955-uitstallingswedstryd in Londen gemaak. Op die Classic in Januarie 1982 behaal Steve Davis die eerste erkende maksimum in professionele kompetisie, wat ook die eerste maksimum was wat tydens 'n televisie-wedstryd plaasgevind het . Die volgende jaar het Cliff Thorburn die eerste speler geword wat 'n maksimum op die Wêreldkampioenskap vir snoekers gehaal het . Tydens die Britse kampioenskap in Desember 2013 het Mark Selby die 100ste erkende maksimum onderbreking in professionele kompetisie saamgestel. Ronnie O'Sullivan hou die rekord vir die meeste maksimum onderbrekings in die professionele kompetisie , met 15. Hy hou ook die rekord vir die vinnigste mededingende maksimum onderbreking , op 5 minute en 8 sekondes, wat hy tydens die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap behaal het .

Maksimum onderbrekings het geleidelik meer gereeld in snoeker geword. Slegs agt erkende maksimum onderbrekings is in die 1980's behaal, maar daar was 26 in die 1990's, 35 in die 2000's en 86 in die 2010's. In die 1980's en 1990's het sommige spelers £ 147 000 ontvang vir 'n maksimum onderbreking, maar namate die maksimum frekwensie toegeneem het, is die beloning vir 'n maksimum onderbreking verander na 'n lopende pryspot wat op £ 5,000 begin het, wat tot 'n mate van ontevredenheid onder spelers gelei het. . In 2019 het Barry Hearn, voorsitter van die World Snooker Tour , die lopende prys vervang met 'n voorwaardelike bonus van £ 1 miljoen, wat toegeken word as 20 of meer maksimum onderbrekings in een seisoen bereik word. Enige spelers wat minstens een so 'n onderbreking voltooi, verdien 'n deel van die bonus in verhouding tot die getal wat hulle voltooi.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan se maksimum by die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap. Dit hou die rekord vir die vinnigste 147 .

Joe Davis het die eerste amptelik erkende maksimum onderbreking op 22 Januarie 1955 saamgestel in 'n wedstryd teen Willie Smith in Leicester Square Hall , Londen. [1] Die Biljartvereniging en die Beheerraad het aanvanklik geweier om die onderbreking te aanvaar, aangesien die wedstryd nie onder hul reëls gespeel is nie. Destyds het die beroepswedstryd 'n reël (nou standaard) gebruik waarvolgens 'n speler die oortreder na 'n oortreding kon dwing om die volgende hou te speel. Eers op 'n vergadering op 20 Maart 1957 is die onderbreking amptelik erken en Davis het 'n sertifikaat ontvang om sy prestasie te herdenk. [2] Die wedstryd tussen Davis en Smith is gespeel as deel van 'n reeks gebeure wat die sluiting van Leicester Square Hall aandui. bekend as Thurston's Hall tot 1947, [3] was daar sedert die opening in 1901 baie belangrike biljart- en snookerwedstryde aangebied, waaronder twaalf Wêreldsnookkampioenskap- eindstryde. [4]

John Spencer het 'n maksimum onderbreking in die Holsten Lager International 1979 opgestel . Dit het egter nie as 'n amptelike maksimum getel nie, want die onderbreking is gemaak op 'n tafel wat nie tydens die geleentheid gebruik is nie. [5] Die eerste amptelike maksimum onderbreking in die professionele kompetisie is deur Steve Davis in die 1982 Classic in die Queen Elizabeth Hall in Oldham , teen John Spencer saamgestel . [6] Dit was ook die eerste maksimum onderbreking op televisie. [7] [8] Davis het 'n Lada- motor (wat deur die borge van die byeenkoms aangebied word) gewen vir sy prestasie. [9] Die volgende jaar word Cliff Thorburn die eerste speler wat 'n maksimum op die Wêreldkampioenskap haal in die vierde raam van sy tweede ronde-wedstryd teen Terry Griffiths . [9]

Voor die seisoen 1994-1995 was die maksimum onderbreking 'n seldsame prestasie, met slegs 15 amptelike maksimums. Vanaf die seisoen 1994–95 is daar egter elke seisoen minstens een maksimum onderbreking bereik; die 13 maksimums wat in die seisoen 2016-17 behaal is, is die hoogste aantal tot nog toe. Mark Selby het op 7 Desember 2013 die 100ste amptelik erkende maksimum onderbreking in die professionele kompetisie gemaak in die sewende raam van sy halfeindstryd teen Ricky Walden tydens die Britse kampioenskap . [10] [11] Vanaf Desember 2019, is 'n verdere 55 maksimum pouses amptelik in professionele kompetisies aangeteken. [12] Die Engelsman Ronnie O'Sullivan het 15 amptelike mededingende maksimum onderbrekings saamgestel, wat die meeste deur enige professionele speler behaal is. [13] Na hom volg Stephen Hendry en John Higgins met elf, Stuart Bingham met agt en Ding Junhui en Shaun Murphy met ses. O'Sullivan hou ook die rekord vir die vinnigste mededingende maksimum breek op net meer as vyf minute, wat hy tydens die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap opgestel het . [14]

Ten minste sewe spelers het die laaste swart gemis met 'n telling van 140: Robin Hull , Ken Doherty , Barry Pinches , Mark Selby, [15] Michael White , [16] Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (twee keer in die seisoen 2015-16 ), [17] [18] en Liang Wenbo in 'n kwalifiserende wedstryd by die 2018 Wêreldkampioenskap , nadat hy vroeër in dieselfde wedstryd reeds 'n maksimum behaal het. [19] Onderbrekings bo 147 is moontlik as 'n teenstander oortree en 'n vrye bal agterlaat met al die 15 rooies wat nog op die tafel is. 'N Onderbreking van meer as 147 het net een keer in die professionele kompetisie plaasgevind, toe Jamie Burnett 'n breek van 148 gemaak het in die kwalifiserende stadium van die UK-kampioenskap in 2004 . [20] [21] Jamie Cope het 'n breek van 155 punte, die hoogste moontlike vrybalonderbreking, tydens die oefening in 2005 opgestel. [22] Alex Higgins het na bewering dieselfde prestasie deur sommige spelers behaal. [23]

Eerste maksimums

Die eerste bekende maksimum onderbreking in die praktyk is op 26 September 1934 deur Murt O'Donoghue in Griffith , Australian Capital Territory , Australië , gemaak. [5] [24] [25] Joe Davis het die eerste amptenaar 147 teen Willie Smith in 'n uitstalling saamgestel. wedstryd op 22 Januarie 1955 in Leicester Square Hall, Londen. [7] [26] Rex Williams het op 23 Desember 1965 in Kaapstad die eerste maksimum breek gemaak in 'n kompeterende wedstryd teen Manuel Francisco , Professionals v. Amateurs . [25] [27]

John Spencer het op 13 Januarie 1979 die eerste maksimum opgestel wat in 'n professionele kompetisie op die Holsten Lager-toernooi teen Cliff Thorburn opgestel is, maar dit is nie amptelik bekragtig nie weens te groot sakke. [5] Die breek is nie op video vasgevang nie, aangesien die televisiebemanning op 'n teepouse weg was. [25] [28] Die eerste amptelike maksimum onderbreking in professionele kompetisies is deur Steve Davis in die 1982 Lada Classic teen Spencer gemaak. [5] Dit was ook die eerste televisie-uitsending van 147. [7] Cliff Thorburn het die eerste speler geword wat 'n maksimum breek gemaak het by die Wêreldsnookkampioenskap, 'n prestasie wat sedertdien herhaal is deur Jimmy White , Stephen Hendry (drie keer), Ronnie O'Sullivan (drie keer), Mark Williams , Ali Carter en John Higgins . [29] [30]

In Maart 1989 het Cliff Thorburn ook die eerste speler geword wat twee mededingende maksimum onderbrekings gemaak het. In November 1995 word Stephen Hendry die eerste speler wat twee maksimum pouses op televisie maak. [31] [32] Thaise vroulike snoekerspeler Nutcharut Wongharuthai het in Maart 2019 'n 147-breek gemaak tydens 'n oefenwedstryd, wat glo die eerste maksimum breek is wat 'n vrou in enige wedstryd behaal het. [33]

Verskeie maksimums

Meer as een amptelike maksimum onderbreking is by meer as twintig geleenthede in dieselfde geleentheid opgestel . Die 2008 Wêreldkampioenskap in snoeker was die eerste byeenkoms waar twee maksimum pouses op televisie uitgesaai is. [34] Twee maksimum onderbrekings is ook tydens die Walliese Ope in 2019 uitgesaai . [35] Drie amptelike maksimums tydens dieselfde WPBSA ( World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association ) -byeenkoms is twee keer behaal. Dit was tydens die 2012 Britse kampioenskap , toe Andy Hicks en Jack Lisowski albei een in die kwalifisering saamgestel het en John Higgins een saamgestel het in die televisieverhoog. [36] Net so het Ali Carter en Ross Muir tydens die Duitse meesters in 2017 albei een tydens die kwalifisering saamgestel en Tom Ford tydens die televisieverhoog. [37]

Mark Davis het op dieselfde byeenkoms die enigste speler geword wat twee amptelike maksimum onderbrekings in die professionele kompetisie gemaak het toe hy twee 147's in die 2017 Championship League opgestel het . [38] Die 2012 FFB Snooker Open , German Masters 2017 en Paul Hunter Classic in 2018 is die enigste WPBSA-byeenkomste waar twee maksimums op dieselfde dag behaal is. [39] [40] Drie maksimum onderbrekings is op 8 Februarie 1998 saamgestel tydens die Buckley's Bitter Challenge, 'n nie-amptelike byeenkoms, deur Matthew Stevens , Ryan Day en Tony Chappel . [41] Daar was minstens vyf wedstryde wat nie toernooi was nie, waar meer as een maksimum saamgestel is. Peter Ebdon het twee maksimum pouses saamgestel tydens 'n uitstallingswedstryd van 11 rame in die Eastbourne Police Club op 15 April 1996. In 2003 het hy ook twee opeenvolgende maksimum pouses teen Steve Davis in 'n uitstallingswedstryd saamgestel. [5] [25] In 2009 het Jimmy White en Ronnie O'Sullivan opeenvolgende maksimum onderbrekings saamgestel tydens 'n uitstallingswedstryd in Ierland. [42]

Die enigste speler wat bekend is om meer as twee maksimum onderbrekings op een slag saam te stel, is Adrian Gunnell , wat in 2003 drie maksimums in vier rame by 'n klub in Telford saamgestel het terwyl hy teen Ian Duffy geoefen het. [43] [44] Higgins en O'Sullivan is die enigste spelers wat maksimum pouses in agtereenvolgende ranglyste aangeteken het. Higgins het een gemaak tydens sy nederlaag deur Mark Williams in die eindstryd van die LG Cup , en daarna een in sy tweede ronde-wedstryd tydens die Britse Ope in 2003 . [45] [46] O'Sullivan het een in 2007 by die Noord-Ierland-trofee en 'n ander op die Britse kampioenskap gehaal. [47] [48]

Finale rame en wedstryde

Hendry, Mark Williams, O'Sullivan (by ses geleenthede), Barry Hawkins , Matthew Stevens, Ding Junhui, Andy Hicks, Shaun Murphy , Ryan Day, John Higgins, Mark Davis (by twee geleenthede), Martin Gould , Luca Brecel en Tom Ford het (by twee geleenthede) almal maksimum gehaal om wedstryde te wen . Slegs ses hiervan is in die finale raambesluite: Hendry's tydens die Charity Challenge in 1997 , O'Sullivan by die 2007 UK-kampioenskap, albei Davis 'in die 2017 Championship League, Gould's in die 2018 Championship League en Ford's in die 2019 Engelse Ope .

Slegs Hendry, John Higgins, Stuart Bingham , Ronnie O'Sullivan, Shaun Murphy en Neil Robertson het maksimum behaal in die eindronde van toernooie. Hendry het drie gemaak: die eerste by die 1997 Charity Challenge, [49] die tweede by die Britse Ope in 1999 [50] en die derde op die 2001 Grand Prix van Malta . [51] Higgins het twee, tydens die 2003 LG Cup, [45] en die tweede op die 2012 Shanghai Masters . [52] Bingham tydens die 2012 Wuxi Classic . [53] O'Sullivan in die laaste raam van die 2014 Walliese Ope ; [54] Murphy by die 2014 Ruhr Open [55] en Robertson by die 2015 UK-kampioenskap . Die maksimum van Robertson is die enigste wat in die eindstryd van 'n Triple Crown- byeenkoms saamgestel word . [56]

Vinnigste

O'Sullivan se eerste 147 breekslag teen Mick Price in hul tweede gelykopuitslag op die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap in Snooker het die rekord opgestel vir die vinnigste maksimum in die geskiedenis van die wedstryd. Guinness World Records het die tyd van die breek op 5 minute en 20 sekondes aangeteken. [57] ' n Ondersoek wat Deadspin in 2017 onderneem het , het egter aan die lig gebring dat die tyd wat Guinness opgeteken het, nie korrek is nie omdat die timer te vroeg op die BBC-opname begin is. [58] Onderbrekings word nie amptelik in die snoeker vasgestel nie en die amptelike reëls van die snoeker bepaal nie hoe dit moet vasgestel word nie, maar laat die tydsberekening aan die uitsaaier oor. [14] Die enigste tydsberekeningmetodiek Wêreldsnooker-sanksies in sy gebeure is diegene wat gebruik word in skoothorlosie-geleenthede waar die tydsberekening vir 'n speler se skoot begin wanneer die balle tot stilstand gekom het van die vorige hou van sy opponent. Ingevolge hierdie byeenkoms sou die onderbreking op 5 minute en 15 sekondes bepaal word. [14] World Snooker het sedertdien voorgestel dat 'n onderbreking begin wanneer die speler die cueball vir die eerste keer slaan in 'n onderbreking wat sal lei tot 'n tyd van 5 minute en 8 sekondes, [14] en dit is die tyd wat World Snooker nou amptelik erken. [59]

Jongste en oudste

Sean Maddocks is die jongste speler wat 'n maksimum onderbreking in die kompetisie gemaak het, wat hy op 9 Julie 2017 in die LiteTask Pro-Am-reeks in Leeds, Verenigde Koninkryk, op die ouderdom van 15 jaar en 90 dae behaal het. [60] [61] O'Sullivan het voorheen die rekord gehou as die jongste speler wat 'n maksimum breek in enige erkende kompetisie behaal het, 'n prestasie wat hy tydens die Engelse amateurkampioenskap van 1991 behaal het toe hy 15 jaar en 98 dae oud was. [62] [63] Alhoewel hy die amptelike wêreldrekordhouer is, is Maddocks miskien nie die jongste speler wat een gemaak het nie; Judd Trump is op rekord dat hy in 2004 op die ouderdom van 14 jaar en 206 dae 'n 147 opgestel het by die Potters onder 16-toernooi, maar Guinness World Records het dit nie erken nie . [64]

Die jongste speler wat 'n amptelike 147 in professionele kompetisie behaal het, is Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon op die Rhein – Main Masters in 2010 op die ouderdom van 16 jaar en 312 dae. [64] Die jongste speler wat 'n televisie-147 gemaak het, is Ding Junhui op die ouderdom van 19 jaar en 9 maande in die 2007 Masters . [65] [66] Die oudste speler wat 'n amptelike maksimum in die professionele kompetisie behaal het, is John Higgins , wat een opgestel het in die 2020 Championship League (2) op die ouderdom van 45 jaar en 165 dae. [67]

In professionele toernooie is daar gewoonlik 'n aansienlike prys toegeken aan enige speler wat 'n onderbreking van 147 behaal het. Ronnie O'Sullivan se maksimum by die 1997 Wêreldkampioenskap het hom byvoorbeeld £ 165,000 verdien. Hiervan was £ 147,000 vir die maak van die 147 break en £ 18,000 vir die bereiking van die hoogste break van die toernooi. [68]

In die seisoen 2011–12 het World Snooker 'n instelstelsel ingestel vir die maksimum prysprys, die 'rollende 147-prys'. [69] ' n Maksimum onderbreking is £ 5,000 werd in die televisievertonings en £ 500 in kwalifiserende fases van groot ranglys. Daar is 'n prys van £ 500 in die Players Tour-kampioenskapbyeenkomste vanaf die laaste 128. [70] As daar nie 'n maksimum bereik word nie, gaan die prys oor na die volgende byeenkoms totdat iemand dit wen. [69]

By die Walliese Ope in 2016 het Ronnie O'Sullivan Barry Pinches met 4–1 in die eerste ronde verslaan. In die vyfde raam van die wedstryd het O'Sullivan die kans om 'n maksimum onderbreking te maak, van die hand gewys deur die pienk van die voorlaaste rooi af te sit en 'n breek van 146 te voltooi. Hy het daarna gesê dat die prysgeld van £ 10 000 'n 147 nie waardig was nie. Die voorsitter van die wêreldsnooker, Barry Hearn, noem die besluit 'onaanvaarbaar' en 'oneerbiedig'. [71] Individuele pryse vir 'n maksimum onderbreking is aan die begin van die 2019-20-snoekerseisoen uitgefaseer , met 'n bonus van £ 1 miljoen vir die seisoen as 20 of meer gedurende die seisoen gemaak word. [72] Die prys sou verdeel word onder alle spelers wat minstens een kwalifiseringsonderbreking gemaak het, en elke speler het 'n gelyke aandeel vir elke onderbreking. [72]

'N Onderbreking van hoër as 147 kan bereik word as 'n teenstander oortree voordat enige rooies gepot word, en die inkomende speler snooker op al die 15 rooi. Die speler kan een van die ander kleure benoem as 'n rooi, bekend as 'n vrybal , wat dieselfde waarde dra as 'n rooi vir daardie skoot. As die vrybal opgepot word, plaas die skeidsregter hierdie gekleurde bal terug op sy oorspronklike plek, en skep de facto 'n opstelling asof daar altesaam 16 rooies is, en skep sodoende 'n maksimum breek van 155 as 'n speler vanuit 'n vrybalposisie begin . [73]

In Oktober 2004, tydens die kwalifisering vir die UK-kampioenskap, het Jamie Burnett die enigste speler geword wat 'n breek van meer as 147 in die toernooi gespeel het, toe hy 148 aangeteken het teen Leo Fernandez . Hy neem die bruin as die vrye bal, pot die bruin weer op, gevolg deur die 15 rooies met 12 swartes, twee pienke en 'n blou, dan die ses kleure. [5] [20] [21]

Sommige onderbrekings van meer as 147 is in nie-toernooi-instellings aangemeld:

  • 'N 151 is glo saamgestel deur Wally West teen Butch Rogers in die Hounslow Luciana-snoekerklub in Wes-Londen tydens 'n klubwedstryd in 1976. Nadat Rogers gefouteer het, het West die setperk as sy gratis bal gevolg deur die bruin gevolg. Hy haal toe 14 rooi en swart en 'n pienk van die laaste rooi af. Hy het toe opgeklaar om die 151. te haal. [5] [74]
  • In April 1988 maak Steve Duggan 'n 148 in 'n oefenraam teen Mark Rowing in Doncaster . [5] [75]
  • In 1993 het Stephen Hendry 'n 148 in 'n oefenwedstryd teen Alfie Burden gemaak . [5]
  • In 1995 maak Tony Drago 'n 149 in die praktyk teen Nick Manning in West Norwood, Londen , wat deur die Guinness Book of Records as die hoogste in hierdie kategorie aangeteken is. In daardie wedstryd benoem Drago die bruin as die vrybal om een ​​punt aan te teken. Hy het die bruin weer gepot, vir nog vier punte, voordat hy die 15 rooies met 13 swartes, 'n pienk en 'n blou pot , en dan al die kleure, gepot het . [5] [75]
  • In 1997 het Eddie Manning 'n rustyd van 149 in 'n oefenwedstryd teen Kam Pandya in Willie Thorne's Snooker Club in Leicester behaal. Hy het bruin, bruin, 13 swartes, pienk en blou gepot. [5]
  • In April 2003 maak Jamie Cope 'n blaaskans van 151 by The Reardon Snooker Club tydens 'n oefenwedstryd met David Fomm-Ward. Na 'n oortreding van sy opponent is Cope agter die bruin bal gesnook. Hy neem die bruin as die vrye bal en pot toe die blou, 13 rooies met swartes en twee met pienke, dan die ses kleure. [5]
  • In 2005 het Jamie Cope die eerste hoogs moontlike breek van 155 in 'n getuienisraamwerk gemaak. [22]
  • In November 2010 het Sam Harvey 'n blaaskans van 151 gemaak in 'n oefenwedstryd teen Kyren Wilson in sy tuisklub in Bedford . Harvey het die bruin as die vrybal ingeplant en dan die swart, 12 rooies met swartes, twee met pienke en een met blou, dan die ses kleure. [5] [76]

Tabellegende
(V) Kwalifiserende rondes
Amptelike maksimum onderbrekings behaal in professionele kompetisie [12] [31] [32]
Geen. Datum Speler Ouderdom Opponent Gebeurtenis
0 0 111 Januarie 1982 Steve Davis 24 jaar, 142 dae John Spencer Klassiek
0 0 223 April 1983 Cliff Thorburn 35 jaar, 97 dae Terry Griffiths Wêreldkampioenskap
0 0 328 Januarie 1984 Kirk Stevens 25 jaar, 164 dae Jimmy White Meesters
0 0 417 November 1987 Willie Thorne 33 jaar, 258 dae Tommy Murphy Britse kampioenskap
0 0 520 Februarie 1988 Tony Meo 28 jaar, 139 dae Stephen Hendry Wedstrydkamerliga
0 0 624 September 1988 Alain Robidoux 28 jaar, 61 dae Jim Meadowcroft Europese Ope (Q)
0 0 718 Februarie 1989 John Rea 37 jaar, 75 dae Ian Swart Skotse Professionele Kampioenskap
0 0 88 Maart 1989 Cliff Thorburn (2) 41 jaar, 51 dae Jimmy White Wedstrydkamerliga
0 0 916 Januarie 1991 James Wattana 20 jaar, 364 dae Paul Dawkins Wêreldmeesters
0 105 Junie 1991 Peter Ebdon 20 jaar, 282 dae Wayne Martin Strachan Ope (Q) [77]
0 11 [78]25 Februarie 1992 James Wattana (2) 22 jaar, 39 dae Tony Drago Britse Ope
0 1222 April 1992 Jimmy White 29 jaar, 356 dae Tony Drago Wêreldkampioenskap
0 139 Mei 1992 John Parrott 27 jaar, 364 dae Tony Meo Wedstrydkamerliga
0 1424 Mei 1992 Stephen Hendry 23 jaar, 132 dae Willie Thorne Wedstrydkamerliga
0 15 [79]14 November 1992 Peter Ebdon (2) 22 jaar, 79 dae Ken Doherty Britse kampioenskap
0 16 [80]7 September 1994 David McDonnell 22 jaar, 331 dae Nic Barrow Britse Ope (Q)
0 1727 April 1995 Stephen Hendry (2) 26 jaar, 104 dae Jimmy White Wêreldkampioenskap
0 1825 November 1995 Stephen Hendry (3) 26 jaar, 316 dae Gary Wilkinson Britse kampioenskap
0 195 Januarie 1997 Stephen Hendry (4) 27 jaar, 358 dae Ronnie O'Sullivan Liefdadigheidsuitdaging
0 2021 April 1997 Ronnie O'Sullivan 21 jaar, 137 dae Mick Price Wêreldkampioenskap
0 2118 September 1997 James Wattana (3) 27 jaar, 244 dae Pang Weiguo China Internasionaal
0 2216 Mei 1998 Stephen Hendry (5) 29 jaar, 123 dae Ken Doherty Premierliga
0 2310 Augustus 1998 Adrian Gunnell 25 jaar, 351 dae Mario Wehrmann Thailand Meesters (Q)
0 2413 Augustus 1998 Mehmet Husnu 26 jaar, 19 dae Eddie Barker China International (Q)
0 2513 Januarie 1999 Jason Prins 28 jaar, 210 dae Ian Brumby Britse Ope (Q)
0 2629 Januarie 1999 Ronnie O'Sullivan (2) 23 jaar, 55 dae James Wattana Walliese Ope
0 274 Februarie 1999 Stuart Bingham 22 jaar, 259 dae Barry Hawkins UK-toer - byeenkoms 3
0 2822 Maart 1999 Nick Dyson 29 jaar, 93 dae Adrian Gunnell UK-toer - byeenkoms 4
0 296 April 1999 Graeme Dott 21 jaar, 329 dae David Roe Britse Ope
0 3019 September 1999 Stephen Hendry (6) 30 jaar, 249 dae Peter Ebdon Britse Ope
0 3121 September 1999 Barry Knypies 29 jaar, 70 dae Joe Johnson Walliese Ope (Q)
0 3213 Oktober 1999 Ronnie O'Sullivan (3) 23 jaar, 312 dae Graeme Dott Grand Prix
0 334 November 1999 Karl Burrows 31 jaar, 322 dae Adrian Rosa Benson & Hedges-kampioenskap
0 3422 November 1999 Stephen Hendry (7) 30 jaar, 313 dae Paul Wykes Britse kampioenskap
0 3521 Januarie 2000 John Higgins 24 jaar, 248 dae Dennis Taylor Nasiesbeker
0 3624 Maart 2000 John Higgins (2) 24 jaar, 311 dae Jimmy White Ierse Meesters
0 3728 Maart 2000 Stephen Maguire 19 jaar, 15 dae Phaitoon Phonbun Skotse Ope (Q)
0 385 April 2000 Ronnie O'Sullivan (4) 24 jaar, 122 dae Quinten Hann Skotse Ope
0 3925 Oktober 2000 Marco Fu 22 jaar, 291 dae Ken Doherty Skotse meesters
0 407 November 2000 David McLellan 30 jaar, 302 dae Steve Meakin Benson & Hedges-kampioenskap
0 4119 November 2000 Nick Dyson (2) 30 jaar, 336 dae Robert Milkins Britse kampioenskap
0 4225 Februarie 2001 Stephen Hendry (8) 32 jaar, 43 dae Mark Williams Malta Grand Prix
0 4317 Oktober 2001 Ronnie O'Sullivan (5) 25 jaar, 316 dae Drew Henry LG beker
0 4412 November 2001 Shaun Murphy 19 jaar, 94 dae Adrian Rosa Benson & Hedges-kampioenskap
0 4528 Oktober 2002 Tony Drago 37 jaar, 36 dae Stuart Bingham Benson & Hedges-kampioenskap
0 4622 April 2003 Ronnie O'Sullivan (6) 27 jaar, 138 dae Marco Fu Wêreldkampioenskap
0 4712 Oktober 2003 John Higgins (3) 28 jaar, 147 dae Mark Williams LG beker
0 4812 November 2003 John Higgins (4) 28 jaar, 178 dae Michael Regter Britse Ope
0 494 Oktober 2004 John Higgins (5) 29 jaar, 139 dae Ricky Walden Grand Prix
0 5017 November 2004 David Gray 25 jaar, 282 dae Mark Selby Britse kampioenskap
0 5120 April 2005 Mark Williams 30 jaar, 30 dae Robert Milkins Wêreldkampioenskap
0 5222 November 2005 Stuart Bingham (2) 29 jaar, 185 dae Marcus Campbell Meesters kwalifiserende geleentheid
0 5314 Maart 2006 Robert Milkins 30 jaar, 8 dae Mark Selby Wêreldkampioenskap (Q)
0 5423 Oktober 2006 Jamie Cope 21 jaar, 41 dae Michael Holt Grand Prix
0 5514 Januarie 2007 Ding Junhui 19 jaar, 288 dae Anthony Hamilton Meesters
0 5616 Februarie 2007 Andrew Higginson 29 jaar, 65 dae Ali Carter Walliese Ope
0 5719 September 2007 Jamie Burnett 32 jaar, 3 dae Liu Song Grand Prix (Q)
0 5814 Oktober 2007 Tom Ford 24 jaar, 58 dae Steve Davis Grand Prix
0 598 November 2007 Ronnie O'Sullivan (7) 31 jaar, 338 dae Ali Carter Noord-Ierland-trofee
0 6015 Desember 2007 Ronnie O'Sullivan (8) 32 years, 10 days Mark Selby UK Championship
061 29 March 2008 Stephen Maguire (2) 27 years, 16 days Ryan Day China Open
062 28 April 2008 Ronnie O'Sullivan (9) 32 years, 145 days Mark Williams World Championship
063 29 April 2008 Ali Carter 28 years, 279 days Peter Ebdon World Championship
064 2 October 2008 Jamie Cope (2) 23 years, 20 days Mark Williams Shanghai Masters
065 29 October 2008 Liang Wenbo 21 years, 238 days Martin Gould Bahrain Championship (Q)
066 8 November 2008 Marcus Campbell 36 years, 47 days Ahmed Basheer Al-Khusaibi Bahrain Championship
067 16 December 2008 Ding Junhui (2) 21 years, 259 days John Higgins UK Championship
068 28 April 2009 Stephen Hendry (9) 40 years, 105 days Shaun Murphy World Championship
069 5 June 2009 Mark Selby 25 years, 351 days Joe Perry Jiangsu Classic
070 1 April 2010 Neil Robertson 28 years, 49 days Peter Ebdon China Open
071 25 June 2010 Kurt Maflin 26 years, 321 days Michal Zielinski Players Tour Championship – Event 1
072 6 August 2010 Barry Hawkins 31 years, 105 days James McGouran Players Tour Championship – Event 3
073 20 September 2010 Ronnie O'Sullivan (10) 34 years, 289 days Mark King World Open (Q)
074 22 October 2010 Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 16 years, 312 days Barry Hawkins Rhein–Main Masters
075 23 October 2010 Mark Williams (2) 35 years, 216 days Diana Schuler Rhein–Main Masters
076 19 November 2010 Rory McLeod 39 years, 238 days Issara Kachaiwong Prague Classic
077 17 February 2011 Stephen Hendry (10) 42 years, 35 days Stephen Maguire Welsh Open
078 26 August 2011 Ronnie O'Sullivan (11) 35 years, 264 days Adam Duffy Paul Hunter Classic
079[81]22 November 2011 Mike Dunn 40 years, 2 days Kurt Maflin German Masters (Q)
080[82]27 November 2011 David Gray (2) 32 years, 291 days Robbie Williams Players Tour Championship – Event 10 (Q)
081[83]29 November 2011 Ricky Walden 29 years, 18 days Gareth Allen Players Tour Championship – Event 10
082[39]15 December 2011 Matthew Stevens 32 years, 95 days Michael Wasley FFB Snooker Open
083[39]15 December 2011 Ding Junhui (3) 24 years, 258 days Brandon Winstone FFB Snooker Open
084[84]17 December 2011 Ding Junhui (4) 24 years, 260 days James Cahill Players Tour Championship – Event 11
085[85]18 December 2011 Jamie Cope (3) 26 years, 97 days Kurt Maflin Players Tour Championship – Event 11
086[86]14 January 2012 Marco Fu (2) 34 years, 6 days Matthew Selt World Open (Q)
087[87]11 April 2012 Robert Milkins (2) 36 years, 36 days Xiao Guodong World Championship (Q)
088[29]21 April 2012 Stephen Hendry (11) 43 years, 99 days Stuart Bingham World Championship
089[88]1 July 2012 Stuart Bingham (3) 36 years, 41 days Ricky Walden Wuxi Classic
090[89]24 August 2012 Ken Doherty 42 years, 342 days Julian Treiber Paul Hunter Classic
091[90]23 September 2012 John Higgins (6) 37 years, 128 days Judd Trump Shanghai Masters
092[91]16 November 2012 Tom Ford (2) 29 years, 91 days Matthew Stevens Bulgarian Open
093[92]21 November 2012 Andy Hicks 39 years, 103 days Daniel Wells UK Championship (Q)
094[93]22 November 2012 Jack Lisowski 21 years, 150 days Chen Zhe UK Championship (Q)
095[94]5 December 2012 John Higgins (7) 37 years, 201 days Mark Davis UK Championship
096[95]14 December 2012 Kurt Maflin (2) 29 years, 128 days Stuart Carrington Scottish Open
097[96]16 March 2013 Ding Junhui (5) 25 years, 349 days Mark Allen Players Tour Championship – Finals
098[97]28 May 2013 Neil Robertson (2) 31 years, 106 days Mohamed Khairy Wuxi Classic (Q)
099[98]15 November 2013 Judd Trump 24 years, 87 days Mark Selby Antwerp Open
100[10]7 December 2013 Mark Selby (2) 30 years, 171 days Ricky Walden UK Championship
101[99]11 December 2013 Dechawat Poomjaeng 35 years, 153 days Zak Surety German Masters (Q)
102[100]12 December 2013 Gary Wilson 28 years, 123 days Ricky Walden German Masters (Q)
103[101]8 January 2014 Shaun Murphy (2) 31 years, 151 days Mark Davis Championship League
104[102]9 February 2014 Shaun Murphy (3) 31 years, 183 days Jamie Jones Gdynia Open
105[103]2 March 2014 Ronnie O'Sullivan (12) 38 years, 87 days Ding Junhui Welsh Open
106[104]22 August 2014 Aditya Mehta 28 years, 295 days Stephen Maguire Paul Hunter Classic
107[105]23 October 2014 Ryan Day 34 years, 214 days Cao Yupeng Haining Open
108[55]23 November 2014 Shaun Murphy (4) 32 years, 105 days Robert Milkins Ruhr Open
109[106]4 December 2014 Ronnie O'Sullivan (13) 38 years, 364 days Matthew Selt UK Championship
110[107]12 December 2014 Ben Woollaston 27 years, 212 days Joe Steele Lisbon Open
111[108]5 January 2015 Barry Hawkins (2) 35 years, 257 days Stephen Maguire Championship League
112[109]11 January 2015 Marco Fu (3) 37 years, 3 days Stuart Bingham Masters
113[110]6 February 2015 Judd Trump (2) 25 years, 170 days Mark Selby German Masters
114[111]10 February 2015 David Gilbert 33 years, 243 days Xiao Guodong Championship League
115[56]6 December 2015 Neil Robertson (3) 33 years, 298 days Liang Wenbo UK Championship
116[112]11 December 2015 Marco Fu (4) 37 years, 337 days Sam Baird Gibraltar Open
117[113]19 February 2016 Ding Junhui (6) 28 years, 324 days Neil Robertson Welsh Open
118[114]25 February 2016 Fergal O'Brien 43 years, 354 days Mark Davis Championship League
119[115]27 August 2016 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 31 years, 131 days Kurt Maflin Paul Hunter Classic
120[116]20 September 2016 Stephen Maguire (3) 35 years, 191 days Yi Chen Xu Shanghai Masters
121[117]28 September 2016 Shaun Murphy (5) 34 years, 49 days Allan Taylor European Masters (Q)
122[118]11 October 2016 Alfie Burden 39 years, 302 days Daniel Wells English Open
123[119]16 November 2016 John Higgins (8) 41 years, 182 days Sam Craigie Northern Ireland Open
124[120]27 November 2016 Mark Allen 30 years, 279 days Rod Lawler UK Championship
125[40]8 December 2016 Ali Carter (2) 37 years, 136 days Wang Yuchen German Masters (Q)
126[40]8 December 2016 Ross Muir 21 years, 63 days Itaro Santos German Masters (Q)
127[121]10 January 2017 Mark Davis 44 years, 151 days Neil Robertson Championship League
128[37]1 February 2017 Tom Ford (3) 33 years, 168 days Peter Ebdon German Masters
129[122]2 March 2017 Mark Davis (2) 44 years, 202 days John Higgins Championship League
130[123]30 March 2017 Judd Trump (3) 27 years, 222 days Tian Pengfei China Open
131[124]6 April 2017 Gary Wilson (2) 31 years, 238 days Josh Boileau World Championship (Q)
132[125]18 October 2017 Liang Wenbo (2) 30 years, 227 days Tom Ford English Open
133[126]31 October 2017 Kyren Wilson 25 years, 312 days Martin Gould International Championship
134[127]12 December 2017 Cao Yupeng 27 years, 46 days Andrew Higginson Scottish Open
135[128]26 January 2018 Martin Gould 36 years, 134 days Li Hang Championship League
136[129]26 March 2018 Luca Brecel 23 years, 18 days John Higgins Championship League
137[130]3 April 2018 Ronnie O'Sullivan (14) 42 years, 119 days Elliot Slessor China Open
138[131]4 April 2018 Stuart Bingham (4) 41 years, 318 days Ricky Walden China Open
139[132]12 April 2018 Liang Wenbo (3) 31 years, 38 days Rod Lawler World Championship (Q)
140[133]24 August 2018 Michael Georgiou 30 years, 218 days Umut Dikme Paul Hunter Classic
141[134]24 August 2018 Jamie Jones 30 years, 191 days Lee Walker Paul Hunter Classic
142[135]16 October 2018 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (2) 33 years, 181 days Soheil Vahedi English Open
143[136]17 October 2018 Ronnie O'Sullivan (15) 42 years, 316 days Allan Taylor English Open
144[137]8 November 2018 Mark Selby (3) 35 years, 120 days Neil Robertson Champion of Champions
145[138]12 December 2018 John Higgins (9) 43 years, 208 days Gerard Greene Scottish Open
146[139]21 December 2018 Judd Trump (4) 29 years, 123 days Lukas Kleckers German Masters (Q)
147[140]22 January 2019 David Gilbert (2) 37 years, 224 days Stephen Maguire Championship League
148[141]12 February 2019 Neil Robertson (4) 37 years, 1 day Jordan Brown Welsh Open
149[142]14 February 2019 Noppon Saengkham 26 years, 214 days Mark Selby Welsh Open
150[143]28 February 2019 Zhou Yuelong 21 years, 35 days Lyu Haotian Indian Open
151[144]3 April 2019 Stuart Bingham (5) 42 years, 317 days Peter Ebdon China Open
152[145]17 June 2019 Tom Ford (4) 35 years, 304 days Fraser Patrick International Championship (Q)
153[146]17 October 2019 Tom Ford (5) 36 years, 61 days Shaun Murphy English Open
154[147]12 November 2019 Stuart Bingham (6) 43 years, 175 days Lu Ning Northern Ireland Open
155[148]27 November 2019 Barry Hawkins (3) 40 years, 218 days Gerard Greene UK Championship
156[149]11 February 2020 Kyren Wilson (2) 28 years, 50 days Jackson Page Welsh Open
157[67]6 August 2020 John Higgins (10) 45 years, 80 days Kurt Maflin World Championship
158[150]13 September 2020 Ryan Day (2) 40 years, 175 days Rod Lawler Championship League
159[151]30 October 2020 John Higgins (11) 45 years, 165 days Kyren Wilson Championship League
160[152]10 November 2020 Shaun Murphy (6) 38 years, 92 days Chen Zifan German Masters (Q)
161[153]18 November 2020 Judd Trump (5) 31 years, 90 days Gao Yang Northern Ireland Open
162[154]24 November 2020 Kyren Wilson (3) 28 years, 337 days Ashley Hugill UK Championship
163[155]25 November 2020 Stuart Bingham (7) 44 years, 188 days Zak Surety UK Championship
164[156]7 December 2020 Zhou Yuelong (2) 22 years, 318 days Peter Lines Scottish Open
165[157]4 January 2021 Stuart Bingham (8) 44 years, 228 days Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Championship League
166[158]20 January 2021 Gary Wilson (3) 34 years, 162 days Liam Highfield WST Pro Series

Below is a list of maximum breaks by player, as of 20 January 2021.[31][32]

Total maximum breaks

Players with multiple maximum breaks
No. Player Number Most recent
1 Ronnie O'Sullivan 15 2018
2 Stephen Hendry 11 2012
John Higgins 11 2020
4 Stuart Bingham 8 2021
5 Ding Junhui 6 2016
Shaun Murphy 6 2020
7 Tom Ford 5 2019
Judd Trump 5 2020
9 Marco Fu 4 2015
Neil Robertson 4 2019
11 James Wattana 3 1997
Jamie Cope 3 2011
Stephen Maguire 3 2016
Liang Wenbo 3 2018
Mark Selby 3 2018
Barry Hawkins 3 2019
Kyren Wilson 3 2020
Gary Wilson 3 2021
19 Cliff Thorburn 2 1989
Peter Ebdon 2 1992
Nick Dyson 2 2000
Mark Williams 2 2010
David Gray 2 2011
Robert Milkins 2 2012
Kurt Maflin 2 2012
Ali Carter 2 2016
Mark Davis 2 2017
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 2 2018
David Gilbert 2 2019
Ryan Day 2 2020
Zhou Yuelong 2 2020

Multiple maximum breaks during a tournament

Table legend
(Q) Qualifying rounds

Tournaments with multiple maximum breaks
No. Tournament Player Venue(s) Year
1 Matchroom League John Parrott Jimmy White Snooker Lodge, Aldershot 1992
Stephen Hendry Rhondda Sports Centre, Rhondda
2 British Open Jason Prince (Q) Hazel Grove Snooker Club, Stockport 1999
(Spring)
Graeme Dott Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth
3 Scottish Open Stephen Maguire (Q) A.E.C.C, Aberdeen 2000
Ronnie O'Sullivan
4 Grand Prix Jamie Burnett (Q) World Snooker Centre, Prestatyn 2007
Tom Ford A.E.C.C, Aberdeen
5 World Snooker Championship Ronnie O'Sullivan Crucible Theatre, Sheffield 2008
Ali Carter
6 Bahrain Championship Liang Wenbo (Q) World Snooker Centre, Prestatyn 2008
Marcus Campbell Bahrain International Exhibition Centre, Manama
7 Rhein–Main Masters Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon Walter Kobel Sporthalle, Rüsselsheim 2010
Mark Williams
8 Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 10 David Gray (Q) English Institute of Sport, Sheffield 2011
Ricky Walden
9 FFB Snooker Open Matthew Stevens English Institute of Sport, Sheffield 2011
Ding Junhui
10 Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 11 Ding Junhui English Institute of Sport, Sheffield 2011
Jamie Cope
11 World Snooker Championship Robert Milkins (Q) English Institute of Sport, Sheffield 2012
Stephen Hendry Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
12 UK Championship Andy Hicks (Q) English Institute of Sport, Sheffield 2012
Jack Lisowski (Q)
John Higgins Barbican Centre, York
13 German Masters Dechawat Poomjaeng (Q) Barnsley Metrodome, Barnsley 2013
Gary Wilson (Q)
14 German Masters Ali Carter (Q) Barnsley Metrodome, Barnsley 2016
Ross Muir (Q)
Tom Ford Tempodrom, Berlin 2017
15 Championship League Mark Davis Ricoh Arena, Coventry 2017
Mark Davis
16 Championship League Martin Gould Ricoh Arena, Coventry 2018
Luca Brecel
17 China Open Ronnie O'Sullivan Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium, Beijing 2018
Stuart Bingham
18 Paul Hunter Classic Michael Georgiou Stadthalle Fürth, Fürth 2018
Jamie Jones
19 English Open Thepchaiya Un-Nooh K2 Leisure Centre, Crawley 2018
Ronnie O'Sullivan
20 Welsh Open Neil Robertson Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff 2019
Noppon Saengkham
21 Championship League Ryan Day Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes 2020
John Higgins
22 UK Championship Kyren Wilson Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes 2020
Stuart Bingham

Match-winning maximum breaks

Tournament games are won when one of the players manages to win more than half of the scheduled frames. For example, if a match is scheduled to have a maximum of seven frames, a player wins the game when winning a fourth frame, regardless of how many frames the other player has. The following are maximum breaks played in frames that won the match.

Table legend
(Q) Qualifying rounds
(D) Deciding frame

Match-winning maximum breaks
No. Player Tournament Year Round Ref.
01 Stephen Hendry Charity Challenge 1997 Final (D) [49]
02 Mark Williams World Championship 2005 Last 32 [159]
03 Ronnie O'Sullivan UK Championship 2007 Semi-final (D) [47]
04 Ronnie O'Sullivan World Championship 2008 Last 16 [160]
05 Barry Hawkins Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 3 2010 Last 32 [161]
06 Ronnie O'Sullivan World Open 2010 Last 64 (Q) [162]
07 Matthew Stevens Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 12 2011 Last 128 [39]
08 Ding Junhui Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 11 2011 Last 128 [84]
09 Andy Hicks UK Championship 2012 Last 80 (Q) [92]
10 Shaun Murphy European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 8 2014 Last 16 [102]
11 Ronnie O'Sullivan Welsh Open 2014 Final [54]
12 Ryan Day Asian Tour 2014/2015 – Event 2 2014 Last 32 [105]
13 Ronnie O'Sullivan UK Championship 2014 Last 16 [106]
14 John Higgins Northern Ireland Open 2016 Last 64 [119]
15 Mark Davis Championship League 2017 Group Final (D) [121]
16 Mark Davis Championship League 2017 Winners' Group (D) [122]
17 Martin Gould Championship League 2018 Group 6 (D) [128]
18 Luca Brecel Championship League 2018 Group 7 [129]
19 Ronnie O'Sullivan English Open 2018 Last 64 [136]
20 Tom Ford International Championship (Q) 2019 Last 128 (Q) [145]
21 Tom Ford English Open 2019 Last 16 (D) [146]
22 Ryan Day Championship League 2020 Group 2 (D) [150]
23 John Higgins Championship League 2020 Group 2 (D) [151]

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