#Most snooker 147 breaks professional#

This was also the first televised maximum. ) who had a ratified break of 147 against John Spencer in the Lada Classic at Oldham, Greater Manchester on. ) at Slough, Berks on, but the table had oversized pockets, and by Steve Davis (b. The first achieved in a major tournament were by John Spencer (b. The first officially ratified 147 was by Joe Davis against Willie Smith at Leicester Square Hall, London on. Murt O'Donoghue (New Zealand) (1901-94) at Griffiths, New South Wales, Australia on. The first to achieve the maximum break of 147 was E.J. See also John Kobylecky's One Hundred (& more) Years of Memorable Achievements in Snooker History (1919-2020) which documents incidences of 147s, three centuries in three frames and three centuries in four frames ) won the Women's World Amateur Championship in October 1984 at the age of 15.

#Most snooker 147 breaks professional#

) became the youngest World Professional Champion, at 21 yr 106 days on. ) who was 14 yr 210 days when he won the World Amateur Snooker Championships in Prestatyn, Wales on. The youngest man to win a world title is Michael White (Wales) (b. Maureen Baynton (nР“В©e Barrett) won a record eight Women's Amateur Championships between 19, as well as seven at billiards. The most wins in the Amateur Championships (instituted 1963) have been two by Gary Owen in 19 Ray Edmonds 19 and Paul Mifsud (Malta) 1985-86. The World Professional Championship (instituted 1927) was won a record 15 times by Joe Davis, on the first 15 occasions it was contested 1927. If you notice any errors or know of any other records, please let me know. Here are the (unofficial) snooker world records that I have collected.