Ronnie O'Sullivan - Three Counter Attacks - The Masters 2016

Roll the blue in and Ronnie O'Sullivan will need a snooker. Now just playing the safety and as I say it's only one snooker required. It's been done before. Oh dear me. What a black to pot and he knew that was the only way he could keep it in one snooker. Oh sensational. Not bothered about being on the red as long as he can get the snooker. Watching Stuart Bingham in his chair he just he doesn't know what to think about this for the last two or three shots since he's been played. Needs to miss the brown and he didn't. Got the kiss on the brown. So this yellow if he takes it on is a very thin cut but how can he get on the green? No. Decided to play the safety. Don't blame him. Ronnie O'Sullivan. He doesn't want to knock the pink safe though. And he's left the path. Much too thick. He's got away with it. He's got away with it but he may be in trouble when he comes back to the table. Once again a little bit too thick and if that cue ball comes away from the cushion it's a chance for. He needs the remaining colours. Well he decided he could get past it but he's wrong side of the blue. Nine. He's got to judge the pace. Just got to judge the pace. Needs a bounce or to slow down. It's not bad. It's not great. Where's the cue ball going? 20. This black for an amazing frame to pinch. It's there. Would never have got. And he's now four clear. Five one. What's he going to do? Just stun it in and play a double. That's the plan. 32 points the lead. 35 remaining. Red required. It's the double. Not there. 16. Stuart Bingham. Ronnie needs this red and blue or above and the remaining colours for frame and match. You cannot. Amazing putt. Perfect on this yellow. But it's there. From the green unless it slows down. Well you said Steven he needed a challenge. He was good. He was asked a question. 15. The three remaining colours. And he's landed absolutely inch perfect on the blue. 20. Well a sharp intake of breath. But this isn't too bad on the pink. Stuart Bingham looked as though he was going to get right the last red. Ronnie O'Sullivan potted. And in goes the black. And Ronnie O'Sullivan has beaten the world champion. And what an amazing save. He won't be happy. Stuart Bingham won't be. Click a little bit of right hand side on just to straighten up the angle. Is he trying a double here? Can he see enough of the red? He's trying the double. He's got the double. And once again. Safe just yet. Mark Selby. 70. Well look how the reds are now. He needs a bit of look here. You know. Well I'll tell you what. He's knocked so many long balls in. Because he's so far behind he'll take this on. If this goes in he's got a bit of a chance. And just look at that. The kiss he got on the red as well. Purposely played. Free up the pink. Seven. That red that's gone close to the side cushion. Dennis that's not going to be a problem for Ronnie O'Sullivan. Because he's so good left-handed. Eight. Surely Mark Selby can't make a 70 break and lose a frame. And of course it's not only the frame. It would be the match but. 16. Didn't want the kiss on the black but he's okay. 23. Oh that's a great shot. 30. What a climax we could have to this match. Because the red. 31. Is okay. Ronnie can switch hands if he drops in behind this last red. And he's got the perfect angle to do that. Well what a finish this could be. The blue which was knocked up there at the start of the frame. Could be a little awkward this next shot. To make sure he doesn't snooker himself with the blue. 48. This has been absolutely sublime so far. This could be one of the best frames ever seen. Having said that he hasn't got on the brown as he wanted. He's got to go all the way around the table now. Where's the cue ball? Keep your eye on the cue ball. Is it a corner? 60. Another good shot needed. Mark made a 70 break. Incredible. Can you believe it?