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On Monday 11 January 1982, Davis compiled the first televised maximum break at the Classic...

January 11, 1982 · Steve Davis · Snooker · On this day

Steve Davis

On Monday 11 January 1982, Davis compiled the first televised maximum break at the Classic at Queen Elizabeth Hall in Oldham against John Spencer.

About Steve Davis

Steve Davis is a retired English professional snooker player, commentator, and musician, renowned for his dominance in the sport during the 1980s. With six World Championships and a record number of ranking titles, he is a pivotal figure in snooker's history, celebrated for his skill and sportsmanship.

  • Nationality: England
  • Born: 22 August 1957
  • World Championships: 6 titles
  • Ranking Titles: 28 titles
  • Century Breaks: 338

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