Jackson Page's Double 147s Fall Short of Crucible
Jackson Page's Double 147s Fall Short of Crucible

Jackson Page's Double 147s Fall Short of Crucible

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Jackson Page made snooker history by becoming the first player to achieve two 147 maximum breaks in a single match during World Championship qualifying, earning a record £147,000 bonus. The 23-year-old Welshman achieved this in his 10-2 victory over Allan Taylor but missed out on qualifying for the Crucible after losing to Joe O'Connor in the next round. Despite additional bonuses for high breaks, Page expressed disappointment at not reaching the Crucible, emphasizing his competitive goals over financial rewards. His performance set a new record for the 14th perfect break in a single season, surpassing the previous record. This year's World Championship also offers a £25,000 prize for fans in attendance if a 147 is made at the Crucible. Page's achievement is widely recognized as a milestone in the sport.

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