Shaun Murphy, the 2015 Masters champion, pulls off a remarkable victory over Mark Allen in the semi-finals, showcasing his tactical brilliance and potting skills with a maximum 147 break.
Shaun Murphy , the 2015 Masters champion, displayed remarkable skill and composure to secure a breathtaking victory over Mark Allen in the semi-finals. The match, held at Alexandra Palace in London, witnessed a tense start with both players struggling to find their rhythm. Allen, the 2018 Masters champion, managed to establish an early lead with some well-constructed breaks. However, Murphy, renowned for his tactical acumen, gradually clawed his way back into the match.
A crucial long red in the middle stages of the match proved pivotal for Murphy, allowing him to compile a remarkable 83-point break and level the score at 2-2. Maintaining his momentum after the interval, Murphy continued his relentless assault on Allen's lead, ultimately completing a stunning turnaround to win the match by a comfortable margin. The highlight of the match was undoubtedly Murphy's flawless execution of a maximum 147 break, only the sixth in Masters history. This impressive feat showcased his exceptional potting skills and strategic prowess, cementing his position as a formidable force in professional snooker.Murphy's victory sets him up for a thrilling final showdown against the winner of the other semi-final. He will be eager to add another prestigious Masters title to his impressive trophy cabinet. Meanwhile, Allen, despite his valiant effort, will be left to reflect on a missed opportunity to reach the final. The match was a testament to the high level of competition and thrilling drama that the Masters consistently delivers
Snooker Masters Shaun Murphy Mark Allen Semi-Final Maximum Break Alexandra Palace
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