Once i was on a good run then i tripped and fell it finished it
@DetroitLove4U25 күн бұрын
The stuff dreams are made of
@Richard-darixdax25 күн бұрын
I tried 147 times
@PointyTailofSatan28 күн бұрын
Davis makes the century in 8+ minutes. Ronnie makes the entire 147 in 5 minutes. lol
@justbreakingballs28 күн бұрын
Were the pockets wider
@TheMrBennitoАй бұрын
Steve was so friggin' good, he is the Godfather of snooker
@NewYorkActingCoachАй бұрын
'Senior' viewers may enjoy this a lot, because the commentary - it is 1982 - is so gentle, the audience so polite, and even the camera angles are respectful - sucking us back into the calm world of that time - in fact the same year as Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding!) Other viewers will find their own pleasures in this, I'm sure. So thanks to whoever took the trouble, J
@ianboyle1026Ай бұрын
Why, oh WHY is the meat of the break cut out? A major historical event in the game, and the record of it happening is needlessly abridged.
@mikewatt8706Ай бұрын
i along with the whole of Ireland still remember steve and dennis Taylor in the last black for the title and dennis won and the irish pubs didn't close that nite
@Ste-_.Ай бұрын
Wow…the dress sense back then was shameful, Christmas jumpers on the first row and magnum PI moustaches. 🤢
@davidwainwright2816Ай бұрын
Wins a Lada……😂😂😂😂😂😂
@mikeallan1995Ай бұрын
He won a Lada car for that😔 actually true🤓 he did make a joke of it during an exhibition I watched him in😌
@robertbierton9034Ай бұрын
Not so slow has people mayd him out to be top player top block
@colin406dixonАй бұрын
The Lada is still parked up on the Civic Centre car park, bloody thing wouldnt start. Best get it recovered as theyre knocking the building down.
@tflo75Ай бұрын
At 2:42 is when everything began to percolate.
@johnmc3862Ай бұрын
I think the commentator aside Spencer is Mark Wildman. My god he was boring.
@TomArcher2007Ай бұрын
God rest his soul but could John have fuc##d that break off any worse.. 😏
@jackgallagher4146Ай бұрын
i love that moment leading up to the final shot where every spectator leans in instead of getting their phone out
@davec1179Ай бұрын
Steve and Barry did so much for snooker.My son always thought he was boring compared to White and Higgins but I thought he was the greatest
@McElhinney65Ай бұрын
Whenever we discuss the greatest players of all time one cannot ignore Davis. He was the first exponent of "miss and I'll clear up." Prior to him players would get several chances during a frame. Davis would have competed in any era.
@ajs41Ай бұрын
One of the worst break-offs I've ever seen.
@laurasands8322Ай бұрын
Was that John Spencer breaking off or John Virgo's impersonation of him?
@tomchambers6308Ай бұрын
The first televised UK 147 was by Cliff Thorburn
@robertphelps1574Ай бұрын
Stevie Davis was the first televised 147 in 1982 Cliff Thorburn was the first at the world championship in 1983
@tomchambers6308Ай бұрын
@@robertphelps1574 Oh! Right. Thanks!
@kevinstoneham1245Ай бұрын
I never knew Steve David got the first TV 147.
@diversesynergy1098Ай бұрын
Imagine posting a video about the first televised 147, then editing out half of the break from the video! For anyone who wants to watch the whole break, it's on this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pm2WlaaBj8exZZc.html
@ingsveАй бұрын
Apparently this is his only 147 in his whole long career.
@KenFullmanАй бұрын
Imagine the excitement of winning a LADA CAR! 😂
@gwynjamesАй бұрын
Cliff thorburn did first one at the crucible,but a 147 break is perfection
@brendanward2991Ай бұрын
I had forgotten that this break included a risky double.
@Cycle.every.day.Ай бұрын
The pink is the best rest shot ever played
@johnnygreenshirt6215Ай бұрын
Ronnie o'sullivan watched this and said I can do it faster. (Steve Davis) One of the GOATS.
@cupidstunt22Ай бұрын
Dave Steveis
@user-bk9fk2tq2zАй бұрын
Great player
@Gods_messenger_ElijahАй бұрын
In my memory Davis was a good positional player, but not a tremendous potter, but this break shows he was definitely a great ball potter.
@DJG1279Ай бұрын
That pink wow
@robertnorman4306Ай бұрын
It wasn't a gimme some of the shots he left him self nevers 😮
@Dat-yi4izАй бұрын
Blast from the past a lada we had one when kids my god what a crap car first prize a Lada second prize 2 lada’s
@martinbeard1937Ай бұрын
I remember watching this live - Met him numerous times, even had dinner with him and the match room team back in 87 - Legend
@micbiteАй бұрын
That pink to black with the rest under that pressure
@voyageDnB1Ай бұрын
❤
@vancemccarthy2554Ай бұрын
He must have been holding his breath since he got past 100.
@briangriffin4378Ай бұрын
They can't take that away from him ever. What an achievement. All respect.
@andyhumphrey9351Ай бұрын
Last red was brilliant 👏 👌 🙌
@knapster5433Ай бұрын
I remember watching this,i was 14yrs old,some of the commentary from John pullman😂”Four reds and four blacks,you can’t do much better than that”also expecting Davis to play safe before doubling the red,a ball that a modern player wouldn’t think twice about cutting into the right centre pocket,how things have changed,so much evolution of the game.
@marklofthouse2205Ай бұрын
Watching that. It shows how break building and position play have changed over the years. The amount of times he was out of position. And look at how Ronnie makes them hardly ever running away with the cue ball.
@artful1967Ай бұрын
A real gent and someone who brought the game from the shady clubs to be a family friendly game. Unlike whiney o'hooligan who is arrogant and a spoiled brat who doesn't care about the bad rep he gives it. He would have refused the final black as the prize was too small
@MikeJH82Ай бұрын
Given that the prize was a Lada, I wouldn't have blamed him in this particular case.
@yankorusevАй бұрын
Amazing😮
@matthewphilip1977Ай бұрын
Buckets, especially the middles, but Steve struck the ball beautifully.
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Once i was on a good run then i tripped and fell it finished it
The stuff dreams are made of
I tried 147 times
Davis makes the century in 8+ minutes. Ronnie makes the entire 147 in 5 minutes. lol
Were the pockets wider
Steve was so friggin' good, he is the Godfather of snooker
'Senior' viewers may enjoy this a lot, because the commentary - it is 1982 - is so gentle, the audience so polite, and even the camera angles are respectful - sucking us back into the calm world of that time - in fact the same year as Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding!) Other viewers will find their own pleasures in this, I'm sure. So thanks to whoever took the trouble, J
Why, oh WHY is the meat of the break cut out? A major historical event in the game, and the record of it happening is needlessly abridged.
i along with the whole of Ireland still remember steve and dennis Taylor in the last black for the title and dennis won and the irish pubs didn't close that nite
Wow…the dress sense back then was shameful, Christmas jumpers on the first row and magnum PI moustaches. 🤢
Wins a Lada……😂😂😂😂😂😂
He won a Lada car for that😔 actually true🤓 he did make a joke of it during an exhibition I watched him in😌
Not so slow has people mayd him out to be top player top block
The Lada is still parked up on the Civic Centre car park, bloody thing wouldnt start. Best get it recovered as theyre knocking the building down.
At 2:42 is when everything began to percolate.
I think the commentator aside Spencer is Mark Wildman. My god he was boring.
God rest his soul but could John have fuc##d that break off any worse.. 😏
i love that moment leading up to the final shot where every spectator leans in instead of getting their phone out
Steve and Barry did so much for snooker.My son always thought he was boring compared to White and Higgins but I thought he was the greatest
Whenever we discuss the greatest players of all time one cannot ignore Davis. He was the first exponent of "miss and I'll clear up." Prior to him players would get several chances during a frame. Davis would have competed in any era.
One of the worst break-offs I've ever seen.
Was that John Spencer breaking off or John Virgo's impersonation of him?
The first televised UK 147 was by Cliff Thorburn
Stevie Davis was the first televised 147 in 1982 Cliff Thorburn was the first at the world championship in 1983
@@robertphelps1574 Oh! Right. Thanks!
I never knew Steve David got the first TV 147.
Imagine posting a video about the first televised 147, then editing out half of the break from the video! For anyone who wants to watch the whole break, it's on this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pm2WlaaBj8exZZc.html
Apparently this is his only 147 in his whole long career.
Imagine the excitement of winning a LADA CAR! 😂
Cliff thorburn did first one at the crucible,but a 147 break is perfection
I had forgotten that this break included a risky double.
The pink is the best rest shot ever played
Ronnie o'sullivan watched this and said I can do it faster. (Steve Davis) One of the GOATS.
Dave Steveis
Great player
In my memory Davis was a good positional player, but not a tremendous potter, but this break shows he was definitely a great ball potter.
That pink wow
It wasn't a gimme some of the shots he left him self nevers 😮
Blast from the past a lada we had one when kids my god what a crap car first prize a Lada second prize 2 lada’s
I remember watching this live - Met him numerous times, even had dinner with him and the match room team back in 87 - Legend
That pink to black with the rest under that pressure
❤
He must have been holding his breath since he got past 100.
They can't take that away from him ever. What an achievement. All respect.
Last red was brilliant 👏 👌 🙌
I remember watching this,i was 14yrs old,some of the commentary from John pullman😂”Four reds and four blacks,you can’t do much better than that”also expecting Davis to play safe before doubling the red,a ball that a modern player wouldn’t think twice about cutting into the right centre pocket,how things have changed,so much evolution of the game.
Watching that. It shows how break building and position play have changed over the years. The amount of times he was out of position. And look at how Ronnie makes them hardly ever running away with the cue ball.
A real gent and someone who brought the game from the shady clubs to be a family friendly game. Unlike whiney o'hooligan who is arrogant and a spoiled brat who doesn't care about the bad rep he gives it. He would have refused the final black as the prize was too small
Given that the prize was a Lada, I wouldn't have blamed him in this particular case.
Amazing😮
Buckets, especially the middles, but Steve struck the ball beautifully.
Where’s the whole video?
Lousy break off by Spencer.