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Trump2 — you can now re-live some snooker memories from Matchroom including some of Judd Trump’s greatest achievements…

Snooker fans can now get their fix of some great past snooker by signing up for free at Matchroom Live (a new streaming service) designed to give fans a dose of their favorite sporting moments all in one place.

Choose from darts, pool, snooker, and more…

Ideal for those who are craving a quick fix of snooker in the lockdown.

Snooker memories are forever treasured by fans and it’s also a chance for those new to the sport to experience those cherished moments again and again.

Re-live Ronnie O’Sullivan’s 147 break in 1997 of 5 mins 20 seconds (then revised to 5 mins 8 seconds)…

Re-live the Mark Williams v Stephen Hendry Masters final moments from 1998…

Or, re-live the Williams v John Parrott final of German Masters…

And more…

As well as re-living some of those great memories, fans can gain access to a range of other content including the World Snooker Tour’s Baize Watch and also some interviews from players and some views on the current state of the tour. More content will follow.

Get your fix here free…

Did you watch the BBC’s Crucible Classics?

In the last couple of weeks, the BBC played host to 17 days of Crucible classic memories which were snippets of past glories from the likes of Stephen Hendry, Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor, as well some more modern memories from Judd Trump and Ronnie O’Sullivan.

It kept some snooker fans satisfied that they hadn’t been forgotten.

The Crucible Classics programme was due to the postponement of the 2020 Betfred World Championship, due to Covid-19. Although, fans could watch a virtual World Championship snooker final between a virtual John Higgins and Mark Selby, with 7 titles between them.

Barry Hearn, the boss of WST is hoping there will be a proper World Championship in July/August, although there is no definite quite yet.