Another week, another maximum break as David Gilbert has today made his first career 147 at Crondon Park in the latest round of Championship League fixtures.
Category: 147
Tempodrom Max For Trump
Congratulations to Judd Trump, who has this evening lit up the Tempodrom in Berlin by making his second career maximum break during his quarter-final match with Mark Selby.
Crondon Park Max For Hawkins
Congratulations to Barry Hawkins, who today made the second maximum break of his professional career at the Championship League at Crondon Park.
Maiden Max For Woollaston In Lisbon
Congratulations to Leicester’s world number 36 Ben Woollaston, who today made his first professional 147 break during his first round match against amateur Joe Steele at the Lisbon Open event in Portugal.
Coming in the third frame of the match, the break represents the 110th maximum break in professional competition and provided that it is not equalled during the remainder of the weekend, will earn him £500.00 from the European Tour rolling 147 pot.
The break was officiated by Belgium’s Marc Lauwers, who I am informed was refereeing his first match for World Snooker.
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O’Sullivan Makes UK Max
He came close during the fifth frame of his 6-0 victory against Matt Selt at the last 16 stage of the 2014 UK Championship, but during the next Ronnie O’Sullivan made no mistake, compiling the 13th maximum break of his professional career in brilliant style.
Mulheim Max For Murphy
Following two near misses earlier in the day, Shaun Murphy has this evening made a magical maximum break during the final of the ET4 event against Robert Milkins in Germany.
Magic Max For India’s Mehta
Congratulations to India’s Aditya Mehta, who has this evening made his first maximum 147 break in professional competition at the 2014 Paul Hunter Classic in Germany.
The break came in the third frame of his last 32 encounter with Stephen Maguire and represents the first competitive maximum break by an Indian player and the 106th 147 in total.
Mehta’s break earns him £1,500 from the rolling 147 pot, provided of course that the break is not equalled during the remainder of the event.
The break was refereed by Luise Kraatz, working at her first professional tournament and officiating only her third match in total.
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