Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

Hendry played in 377 tournaments (professional) in his career total. He won 70. Ratio: 18,6%

Ronnie played in 285 tournaments (professional) in his career so far. He won 55. Ratio: 19,3%

Source: Cuetracker

Steve Davis: 493 played, 81 won. Ratio: 16,4%,
John Higgins: 316 played, 41 won. Ratio: 13,0%
Ding Junhui: 161 played, 17 won. Ratio: 10,6%
Neil Robertson: 191 played, 15 won. Ratio: 7,9%
Mark Williams: 320 played, 25 won. Ratio: 7,8%
Mark Selby: 213 played, 14 won. Ratio: 6,6%
Ken Doherty: 358 played, 22 won. Ratio: 6,1%
Jimmy White: 507 played, 30 won. Ratio: 5,9%

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

its inevitable you wally.

you cant win and play in as much events as he did without having a off day

Wildey wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

its inevitable you wally.

you cant win and play in as much events as he did without having a off day

Well, it's the same for everyone else as well then, or is Hendry the only snooker player to ever fall ill?

You're right but sometimes it seems only Ronnie actuall talks about problems in his private life when other players problems are kept quiet

Cloud Strife wrote:Well, it's the same for everyone else as well then, or is Hendry the only snooker player to ever fall ill?

But the topic only concerns Hendry and Ronnie.

Wildey wrote:You're right but sometimes it seems only Ronnie actuall talks about problems in his private life when other players problems are kept quiet

Because he knows he's popular and people like to listen to him

Ronnie has the highest percent. So he's the greatest player to ever pick up a cue. But then we knew that.

<runs off to hide>

:)

Only until SnookerFan picks up a cue.

good article, hendry had a great ability in his peak years to win tournaments like davis even when off form,

What would be interesting is to see the density of wins to tournaments entered with the dates bookended between first and last tournament wins. This eliminates the period when they're young and still gaining experience and also the years spent competing when past their best.

Only if Ronnie gets extra points for being good for so long hehe

Dan-cat wrote:Only if Ronnie gets extra points for being good for so long hehe

Over an entire career Ronnie is without doubt the greatest of all time, his first and so far last wins spanning an incredible 21 years! However, Hendry may be considered the greatest over a condensed period of time because he won most of his titles between 1989-1996, with only one Major tournament win after that, his 1999 World Champs.

Fact is we can all manipulate stats in order to gain an "advantage" who in our eyes is the greatest of all time. There is no doubt however that for me both Hendry and Ronnie are the 2 greatest players this game has produced, but as I said it all depends on our perspective and the way we want to look at it.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/snoo ... 33306.html

Hendry won a WC with a broken arm

Andre147 wrote:

Dan-cat wrote:Only if Ronnie gets extra points for being good for so long hehe

Over an entire career Ronnie is without doubt the greatest of all time, his first and so far last wins spanning an incredible 21 years! However, Hendry may be considered the greatest over a condensed period of time because he won most of his titles between 1989-1996, with only one Major tournament win after that, his 1999 World Champs.

Fact is we can all manipulate stats in order to gain an "advantage" who in our eyes is the greatest of all time. There is no doubt however that for me both Hendry and Ronnie are the 2 greatest players this game has produced, but as I said it all depends on our perspective and the way we want to look at it.

I personally prefer to say that Steve Davis is the greatest of all time. Stating that, however, it is obvious that Hendry and O´Sullivan are the two players who has ´added´ most, and do posses the best top-games. Or is it possesed now with the Stephen´s case.

You're all mad, Dave Harold is the greatest player of all time.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

Wild is a constant source of gibberish.

Muppet147 wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:Does anyone know what the ratio for Ronnie and Hendry is in terms of tournaments entered to tournaments won?

Hendry entered tournaments even if he felt unwell or under the weather or in recent years Crap. Ronnie has missed a lot because he cant be bothered.

I Bet Ronnie's Ratio is much higher

That's pure speculation. How do you know if Hendry ever played events whilst feeling unwell? Are you his doctor?

Wild is a constant source of gibberish.

that's a compliment coming from you

I hated Hendry at times when he was beating white in world finals but it has to be said he was the greatest
In that era , 1989 to 1996 .

Nobody could live with him but as always the chasing pack caught him up .

The 1992 debutantes smashed him up on the table .

And rightly so , He had indeed smashed them up on several occassions .

You know I miss seeing hendry in pro matches , He retired too early but as we all know he wasnt winning majors and tried for a decade or so to get back but the passage of time eithout a major frustated him immensely.

He always conducted himself in a very professional manner and was very well mannered with it.

Snooker overdrive where did you get 30 titles for jimmy white i have him on 29. Just wondering if you have one extra that im missing ?. Thanks

Ronnie79 wrote:Snooker overdrive where did you get 30 titles for jimmy white i have him on 29. Just wondering if you have one extra that im missing ?. Thanks

Have you counted the 2009 Six-red World Grand Prix?

Skullman wrote:Only until SnookerFan picks up a cue.

Errmm.... Thanks for the vote of confidence.

AC or LT? wrote:You're all mad, Dave Harold is the greatest player of all time.