Myths and legends

The modern era of Snooker is marked by four players Los 4 Magnificent Steve Davis, Stephen Hendry, Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins The 4 Magnificent treasure 23 World Champion titles; 7 titles for Stephen Hendry, 6 Steve Davis and Ronnie O'Sullivan and 4 John Higgins. The 4 Magnificent, …

The Masters is the quintessential non-ranking professional snooker tournament (and one of the most prestigious in the entire professional circuit) that has been held annually since 1975, making it the second oldest tournament after the World Championship and together with it and …

Here you have a brief overview of the history of the UK Championship, with a selection of the best videos. This was the first UK final for a very young John Higgins against an experienced Stephen Hendry, four UK treasured already under his belt. Hendry showed how to play …

PAUL HUNTER (1978-2006) Paul Alan Hunter was an English professional snooker player. His media profile developed rapidly and became known as the “Beckham's Mat”, due to its good looks and colorful style. Honours: he was three times Champion of the Masters, winning the title in the …

STEPHEN HENDRY (1969) Scottish professional snooker player. Hendry became the youngest professional snooker player, in 1985, to the 16 years and, in 1990, in the youngest Snooker World Champion, at the age of 21 years. Ha ganado el Campeonato …

JIMMY WHITE (1.962) James Warren (Jimmy White), is an English professional snooker player. Nicknamed "Whirlwind" for his fluid style of attacking and popularly known as "People's Champion". Honours: has been a finalist of the World Championship six times, Amateur World Champion, World Champion of the …

DENNIS TAYLOR (1949)   Retired professional snooker player, natural de Coalisland (North Ireland) and currently a BBC commentator. Honours: World Champion in 1985, Grand Prix Champion in 1984, Masters Champion in 1987, five-time Irish Professional Tournament Champion, 2 times Champion of the …

STEVE DAVIS (1957)   Professional snooker player, natural de Plumstead (London). Known for dominating the sport during the decade of 1.980, when he won the World Championship six times and was number one in the world for seven consecutive seasons (1.983/84–1.989/90), He is especially remembered for disputing the …

ALEX HIGGINS Alexander Gordon Higgins (“Alex” Higgins), Northern Irish, He was a professional snooker player and is remembered as one of the most iconic figures in the game.. He was nicknamed "Hurricane" for his fast play. Honours: World Champion in 1972 Y 1982, and runner-up in 1976 Y 1980. Won …

RAY REARDON (8 October 1.932)   Welsh, Retired professional snooker player who dominated the decade 1.970, winner of six World Championships and considered one of the best players of the 20th century. After his playing career he has maintained his presence and interest in the …