A cruel and painful fluke marks a turning point in the match 17:48. Ronnie and Alain meet again seven months after the incident at the Crucible, this time in a ranking final.
On April 22, 1996, at the World Snooker Championship, Alain Robidoux criticized Ronnie O'Sullivan for playing left-handed on his 10-3 defeat:
"Ronnie was being disrespectful to his fellow professionals and should save shots like that for exhibitions ...In fact, he shouldn't be allowed to play like that in a professional tournament."
And Ronnie's response was not the best either:
"I'm good left-handed, I've made 90 breaks playing that way. In fact, I'm better left-handed than he is right-handed."
Happily, two years later, they apologized to each other and became 'good friends' (in Ronnie's words).
The statistics shown in the video correspond to the date of the match.
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