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Ronnie O´Sullivan wins record seventh Masters title

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Ronnie O'Sullivan created history as he sealed a record seventh Dafabet Masters title after coming back to defeat Joe Perry in a 10-7 triumph at Alexandra Palace.


U0B6122-copy.jpg???? Tonight @ronnieo147 lifts this trophy for an incredible 7th time. Take a bow, @ronnieo147! ????#DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/EMXaxmlfJF

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

O'Sullivan's victory means he has surpassed Stephen Hendry's tally of six Masters trophies as the 41-year-old fought back from 4-1 down to retain the crown that he won in emphatic fashion in last year's final against Barry Hawkins.

But it did not start well for the ‘The Rocket' as Perry won the opening two frames, with an out-of-sorts O'Sullivan struggling before he eventually got on the board with the aid of a 58 break in the third.



Ronnie O'Sullivan



UPDATE | @joegentlemanjoe starting well here, taking frame two to lead @ronnieo147 2-0 in the final #DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/IokOpDVMw8

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

Perry moved further ahead to 3-1 courtesy of a 74 clearance and continued his fine form to take the fifth frame when he put together a 115 break but O'Sullivan hit back.

‘The Gentleman' started to miss crucial balls and that helped the five-time world champion take the next frame courtesy of a 42 clearance before breaks of 44 and 55 ended the afternoon session at four frames apiece.


How thin was that? ✂️ #DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/sDy2odOmpV

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

The evening session kicked off with O'Sullivan coming out on top in a lengthy tactical battle to go ahead for the first time in the match.

He took the next with scores of 68 and 56 in two visits, despite a break in play as a spectator needed medical attention, with ‘The Rocket' needing a blue for frame ball in his first visit - which he missed, but to no ill effects.


That red from @ronnieo147 though! WHAT a pot! ???? #DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/MTmQKi9JZ5

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

The Essex cueman took the 11th frame and then won his seventh successive frame in the 12th with a clearance of 85 as O'Sullivan powered into a 8-4 advantage at the mid-session interval in the best-of-19 contest.

Perry managed to stop the rot in the next to get on the scoreboard for the first time in the evening session courtesy of a 117 clearance - the highest of the match - with the Wisbech potter supporting that by closing O'Sullivan's advantage to two frames with a break of 92.


Now THAT is a response! ????

CENTURY | @joegentlemanjoe makes a stunning 117 clearance, he trails @ronnieo147 8-5 #DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/u0wNaFh9ul

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

O'Sullivan capitalised on a missed red by Perry to take frame 15 with a clearance of 112, leaving him just one frame away from making history, but he missed a straightforward black to gift Perry the frame and reduce the score to 9-7.

Perry raced into a 39-0 lead in the 17th frame but he could not stop ‘The Rocket' from fighting back to seal an historic seventh Masters title.

O'Sullivan dedicated his record-breaking win to the late Paul Hunter.


???? @ronnieo147 wins a record 7th Masters title, taking home £200,000 top prize and the Paul Hunter trophy #DafabetMasters pic.twitter.com/qIrJpUEol2

— WST (@WeAreWST) January 22, 2017

Hunter died from cancer at the age of 27 in 2006 and World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn announced last year that the Masters trophy would be renamed after the three-time winner.

Hunter was a popular player on the circuit and was praised for his community work and for bringing more focus to the sport - and O'Sullivan was honoured to be the first recipient of the newly named trophy.

He told BBC Two: "I won the Paul Hunter Classic in Germany and that meant so much to me, but a player of Paul's stature and what he did for the game, especially this tournament - he deserves to have his name on this tournament.

"He will never be forgotten, all the players loved him. You are there in our hearts and 다파벳주소 minds and we all love you."

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