Shaun Murphy Makes History With Jaw Dropping 147 Break In Masters Semi Final

Shaun Murphy crafted a magnificent 147 break as he came from behind to lead his Masters semi-final 4-2 against Mark Allen at Alexandra Palace. This incredible break is the sixth 147 in the history of the Masters tournament and has set the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the semi-final match.

After a nervous start from both players, each missing routine reds into the bottom corner, it was Allen, tournament winner in 2018, who eventually built a couple of solid breaks which proved enough to take the opening frame. However, Murphy was not to be underestimated and he bounced back with some impressive shots of his own.

The former world champion showed his class and skill as he constructed the maximum break, leaving the crowd at Alexandra Palace in awe. This break has not only given Murphy a significant lead in the match but has also made him a strong contender for the title.

As the match continues, fans can expect to see some intense competition between Murphy and Allen. With the stakes high and the tension palpable, both players will be giving it their all to emerge victorious. The question on everyone's mind is, can Murphy maintain his momentum and go on to win the tournament, or will Allen be able to stage a comeback and take the title for himself?

The Masters tournament has a long history of producing exciting matches and this semi-final is no exception. With its rich history and prestigious reputation, the Masters is one of the most highly anticipated events in the snooker calendar. As the match unfolds, fans will be on the edge of their seats, waiting to see what happens next.

Murphy's 147 break is a testament to his skill and dedication to the sport. It requires a great deal of focus and concentration to construct a maximum break, and Murphy's ability to do so under pressure is a testament to his mental toughness. As the match comes to a close, one thing is certain, Murphy's break will be remembered as one of the highlights of the tournament.