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  • daffie
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    Originally Posted by JimMalone View Post
    Hopefully Mark finishes the match now, so Eurosport can switch over to Higgins - McManus.
    I was thinking the same thing. Either a complete comeback from Kyren to 12 all, or else Mark kill it off now and we can switch over to Higgins vs McManus.

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  • vjmehra
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    Originally Posted by JimMalone View Post
    Hopefully Mark finishes the match now, so Eurosport can switch over to Higgins - McManus.
    Its on Eurosport 2 now!

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  • JimMalone
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    Hopefully Mark finishes the match now, so Eurosport can switch over to Higgins - McManus.

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  • billabong
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    Originally Posted by vmax4steve View Post
    but Hawkins really annoying, getting up for Ronnie and then taking Fu for granted
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    Wow, is that what he said he did ? That does surprise me.

    I'd have thought these guys know, at this stage, there's no easy matches ( tip split not withstanding )

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  • spike
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    Originally Posted by daffie View Post
    Wonderful highest break from Kyren...very cool, calm and collected indeed!

    I like his demeanor and style.
    Definitely a future world champion in the making.

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  • daffie
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    Wonderful highest break from Kyren...very cool, calm and collected indeed!

    I like his demeanor and style.

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  • vmax4steve
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    Couldn't watch last night as I'm working 2-10 shifts this week, but Hawkins really annoying, getting up for Ronnie and then taking Fu for granted
    And that kick that Wilson got, new balls please World Snooker, let's take the bad contact lottery out of the game, the phenolic resin balls don't work, doesn't matter what you do to the table, they simply don't work.

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  • daffie
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    Well done to Kyren. Still in it. And showed maturity by not going for the maximum but making sure of the frame.

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  • JimMalone
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    Originally Posted by zombieman View Post
    Thanks! It's not as rare as I thought then.
    Statsnerd that I am I also just looked back to find out that Neil Robertson in 2010 had to beat just one seeded player (Ali Carter in the semifinals) to win the title.

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  • zombieman
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    Thanks! It's not as rare as I thought then.

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  • daffie
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    Well I can see no way back now for Kyren. Too bad really, I was looking forward to a real match between these two. But glad anyhow Selby is through. Now hoping Higgins can do the same. ..

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  • JimMalone
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    Originally Posted by zombieman View Post
    Stat nerds: when was the last time somebody beat three qualifiers in a row to get to the semis?
    Good question. It was Ricky Walden in 2013. He beat Michael Holt in the 1st round (10-1), Robert Milkins in the 2nd rond (13-11) and Michael White in the quarterfinals (13-6).
    In 2012 Stephen Maguire and Matthew Stevens also reached the semifinals by beating three qualifiers each.

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  • zombieman
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    Stat nerds: when was the last time somebody beat three qualifiers in a row to get to the semis?

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  • scottley
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    I don't buy into this burnout theory, Kyron is a young fit lad, like Bazza said, go to the gym and change your lifestyle if you need too, not that i think Kyron needs too, if he ain't up for this match then he doesn't deserve to win it in my opinion.

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  • JimMalone
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    Originally Posted by shmeeko69 View Post
    I thought that would be his achilles heel due to all the extra matches and the Crucible burnout kicking in.
    I think it was an advantage to find his groove. As he won every match convincingly it wasn't mentally exhausting. And it definitely has lowered the pressure on him going as an outsider and not as a favorite into the tournament. I've always thought the pressure on him and that he wasn't able to handle it was Dings achilles heel in the crucible.

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