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Think you know everything about the world’s best snooker players? 👀 Some of the most interesting things about elite players are the things that don’t necessarily fit their reputations. Mark Williams is one of the greatest ball-strikers of his generation, but his game changes noticeably when he has to hit the ball hard — his spin generation, cue delivery and potting accuracy can become less reliable. Ronnie O’Sullivan is arguably the greatest player ever, but his safety play can sometimes show a different side of his game. His judgement of pace and spin on safety shots hasn’t always looked as sharp in recent years, potentially linked to playing fewer competitive matches and spending less time on match tables. Paul Hunter was an outstanding player, but when you compare his breakbuilding to the very best players of his era, there were areas that could have improved. Had he continued playing into the modern era, his scoring game would have needed to develop alongside the increasing standards of professional snooker. Neil Robertson is usually associated with attacking snooker, huge breaks and aggressive potting, but there’s an interesting misconception about his pace of play. Despite his attacking reputation, his average shot time is actually pretty ordinary by professional standards. And then there’s John Higgins — “The Wizard of Wishaw”, known for his granite temperament, tactical intelligence and incredible safety game. But look closely at his shot selection and there’s actually a surprisingly aggressive side to his game. These are the little details that make analysing snooker so fascinating. Reputation doesn’t always tell the whole story. 🎱 Which one surprised you the most? #Snooker #SnookerTok #SnookerFacts #SnookerPlayers #RonnieOSullivan

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