The China Open is the last tournament to be played before next month's World Championship.
With just over two weeks to go until the Sheffield event begins, Mark Williams played what he called "one of the best shots I have EVER played" against Shaun Murphy.
In their quarter-final match, Williams a two-time World champion spent just over 90 seconds over a shot, before deciding to play it one-handed. One-handed!
Not to be but fair play to @markwil147 he's still got it, and the 1 handed snooker escape fluke red shot will hurt for a while #ouch #sore
— Shaun Murphy (@Magician147) March 31, 2017
Players like Ronnie O'Sullivan regularly swap hands when playing, but to see a player taking a shot one-handed is almost unique. Williams' cue was resting on the cushion, which made the shot easier, but it still takes nothing away from what he called the "shot of the decade".
The Welsh veteran played the cue-ball off the cushion, before potting one of the four remaining reds. If potting the red was impressive enough, Williams' cue-ball went off three further cushions before landing perfectly to pot the following brown.
No wonder he called it the "shot of the decade".
Amazing! @markwil147 plays a *one-handed* escape to pot red against @Magician147 at the China Open ðŸ‘ðŸ‘👠pic.twitter.com/DFNiOx0uXu
— Eurosport UK (@Eurosport_UK) March 31, 2017
