Ssb - jumping jack's flash break

[collen]

Chen Zhe is also a confident player but Jack Lisowski victory by 6-2 frames is a honored victory Well done jack I congratulate you on your success Keep this good work continue in future And be remain confident

[ongkia]

Was there any recorded clip on this break or did anybody post a link on this 147 break by Jack? Yes, he's a very confident match player these days, good for him!!

[Souwester]

This and the fact he practices with Trump a lot must help his confidence and all round game. If he beats Trump in practice and knowing full well he's now no.1 then its bound to give you a lot of self belief. Just beaten Perry 6-4 with another couple of centuries too and playing with a swagger which is great to see.

Jack was a very confident and fluent played on the amateur circuit, but when he turned pro, that seeemed to disappear. Great that it now seems to be returning.

[cueman]

This and the fact he practices with Trump a lot must help his confidence and all round game. If he beats Trump in practice and knowing full well he's now no.1 then its bound to give you a lot of self belief. Just beaten Perry 6-4 with another couple of centuries too and playing with a swagger which is great to see.

[Erwan_BZH]

Congrats to him........and this 94th competitive 147 says a lot about the current level of play!

[Jake O'Sullivan]

Ssb - jumping jack's flash break

Top bloke!

[Souwester]

Congratulations to Jack. Well deserved.

[ferret]

But before all that, another day, another maximum...


Today’s 147 was made by Jack Lisowski in the first frame of his 6-2 victory over Chen Zhe.


Well done to Jack, one of the most likeable of the young professionals and certainly one of the best.


That’s two maximums in two days, then. These players are seriously good.


I think Lisowski has particularly benefited from all the PTCs. All that match practice and wins over top players have enabled him to build up form and confidence.


Had he turned pro just a year earlier than he did then he would have had just six ranking events to play in and would have found it very tough to bed in to life on the circuit.


So that’s 94 maximums now. Who will be next?



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