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Snooker history in the making?

Postby snooker_loopy

Not sure if this is 100 percent correct as I haven't checked previous stats, but if Ronnie O'Sullivan loses his match today, could this be the first in WC history the top two ranked players are knocked out in the first round? Amazing if it happens. Would prove all the pundits and experts wrong. They should stick to predicting Brexit and England's chances at World Cup 2018! :chuckle:

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby snooker_loopy

I knew someone would have the stat! Thanks.

Gonna be interesting if it happens today, though. O'Sullivan and Selby out after two days of the tournament! No-one predicted that. Biggest upset in recent memory.

I guess Ronnie has more of a chance of a comeback given his natural talent. Selby never looked like he had a chance. 9:4 down and you could tell it was all over. 6:3 down - I think O'Sullivan has a chance.

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby Chalk McHugh

Holden Chinaski wrote:I think Ronnie will win.


You've never thought any other way as long as i'm on here so no surprise there.

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby vodkadiet

Holden Chinaski wrote:I think it happened in 1982.


The top 3 seeds lost in the first round in 1982.

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby Cloud Strife

vodkadiet wrote:
Holden Chinaski wrote:I think it happened in 1982.


The top 3 seeds lost in the first round in 1982.


The stars aligned for Higgins that year.

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby vodkadiet

Cloud Strife wrote:
vodkadiet wrote:
Holden Chinaski wrote:I think it happened in 1982.


The top 3 seeds lost in the first round in 1982.


The stars aligned for Higgins that year.


Jimmy White could have been World Champion just past his 20th birthday. And now he is 56 and still hasn't won it!

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby SnookerFan

vodkadiet wrote:
Cloud Strife wrote:
vodkadiet wrote:
Holden Chinaski wrote:I think it happened in 1982.


The top 3 seeds lost in the first round in 1982.


The stars aligned for Higgins that year.


Jimmy White could have been World Champion just past his 20th birthday. And now he is 56 and still hasn't won it!


Could've, Should've, Would've.

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby Holden Chinaski

Chalk McHugh wrote:
Holden Chinaski wrote:I think Ronnie will win.


You've never thought any other way as long as i'm on here so no surprise there.

:hatoff:

Re: Snooker history in the making?

Postby Andre147

Cloud Strife wrote:
vodkadiet wrote:
Holden Chinaski wrote:I think it happened in 1982.


The top 3 seeds lost in the first round in 1982.


The stars aligned for Higgins that year.


had Davis played him he would have thrashed poor Higgins like he did so many times.