Stephen Hinderi is convinced that Rooney Osoulvan shows the model that can bring him the eighth world championship title in Sheffield.
The Great Scottish Hendry was the king working in the 1990s, and the British Osoulivan had a record in the seven times in the famous place.
But this may change in the next ten days, as O'sllivan chases the eighth world title in his career.
Fast victory 10-4 Ali Carter in the first round of O'sllivan allowed to clean the spider threads, after he did not play in a professional competition since a braid was taken in his frustration in his state in January. He was also struggling with what he called the “fear stage”.
On Saturday, O carellivan begins its match in the second round against the 25 -year -old Chinese Pang Junixo, who beat Chang Anda in the opening match.
The competition begins at 14:30 GMT and three sessions run within three days, and ends on Monday evening.
As long as the concentration of O carellivan holds, his horizons look increasingly good because his game appeared in a decent form against Carter.
He gets his chances of any harm that Kyren Wilson, Mark Selby and Mark Allen have all left half of the clouds.
Hendri really loves Osolivan's chances.
I tell world [against Carter] Certainly it appears to be a competitor.
“So I am really looking to see how the rest of the championship plays.”
Steve Davis, the hero six times, is the 17 -day mind marathon, and is a completely new challenge now, has been moved in the first stage.
Speaking to the BBC Four, Davis said that those who passed this examination of their accreditation data should be able to compete without feeling excessive anxiety now, matches of the best 19 years have turned into the best of 25 competitions.
There is a greater room for recovery than a decline in shape during the longest matches.
“I don't think you are dealing with it differently, but you feel more comfortable than the first round's panic,” said Davis.
“You know that you should have sleep during the night on the forefront or a deficit and sometimes it may play its role.
“But just to be more relaxed, as much as you have a longer match, it is useful, because you have no place near panic if you have a bad bad session.”
At the age of forty -fourth, O'sllivan will be the oldest world champion in Snooker if he gets the title on May 5. He already carries this record after beating Trump's quality three years ago.
