Stephen Hendry
Stephen Hendry is a retired Scottish professional snooker player and one of the sport's greatest legends. Born on January 13, 1969, Hendry dominated the snooker world in the 1990s, winning seven World Championships and establishing a reputation for his exceptional break-building and mental toughness. His aggressive style of play and remarkable skill set revolutionized the game, making him a formidable competitor. Hendry's success led to a resurgence in the popularity of snooker, particularly in the UK, and he has been instrumental in inspiring future generations of players. After retiring from professional play, he has remained involved in the sport as a commentator and coach, sharing his insights and expertise with fans and aspiring snooker players alike.
Born on Jan 13, 1969 (56 years old)
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Greece:
Stephen Hendry is a legendary figure in snooker, noted for his aggressive style, similar to that of Zhao Xintong.
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United Kingdom:
Zhao looked on course to win his second successive match with a session to spare and would record the biggest winning margin in a world final since Stephen Hendry defeated Jimmy White 18-5 in 1993.
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Ukraine:
In 1999, Mark became a finalist but lost to Stephen Hendry.
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Ukraine:
Stephen Hendry reached the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship 19 times before retiring.
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United Kingdom:
Stephen Hendry is one of the players who has found it hard to cope with the tension and intensity as he gets older.
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Ireland:
Stephen Hendry called one of Chris Wakelin's shots 'one of the best shots I’ve ever seen'.
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Taiwan:
Many within the sport believe Zhao is best placed to become China’s first world champion, including the great Stephen Hendry.
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United Kingdom:
Many within the sport believe Zhao is best placed to become China’s first world champion, including the great Stephen Hendry.
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