A year in the life of Jimmy White. Share his triumphs, his losses, and his passion for the Game. In depth, controversial, & uncut - a raw look at the highs and lows of the most popular player snooker has ever seen.

Steve Davis introduces the tricks and explains the different types of trickshot. He also describes the history of the event and the venues where the programme was held including Sun City in South Africa.

Features 30 trickshots from Steve Davis, Terry Griffiths, Mike Massey, Dennis Taylor, John Virgo, Alain Robidoux, Fabio Petroni, Cliff Thornburn, Bogdan Wolkowski, and Vincent Faquet.

The 1985 Snooker World Championship final remains one of the most enthralling sporting contests of modern times. Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor talk us through the entire final frame, with the drama and tension building up to the amazing finale.

Ronnie presents action from some of the most memorable moments of snooker history. Includes complete footage of 147 breaks by Steve Davis, Cliff Thorburn, Kirk Stevens, Jimmy White, Stephen Hendry, and Ronnie himself. Concludes with Ronnie's view of the ten best players of all time.

Gives no detail about the earliest history of the game but does include archive film of a youngish Joe Davis. The most time is given to the World Championships with many memorable moments from the Crucible Theatre being included. Perhaps the most notable being the 69 clearance by Alex Higgins against Jimmy White in the 1982 semi-final, often described as the greatest break ever made under pressure. Sadly this is the only break shown apart from a speeded up version of Ronnie O'Sullivan's 5½ minute 147.

"An arrogant, amoral hustler who haunts backstreet pool rooms gets a fleeting chance at fame when he faces the legendary Minnesota Fats in a personal competition. However, when he starts a real relationship with a young woman, he is faced with an extremely difficult situation..."

Steve Daking offers instruction on technique and the strategy of clearing the table. Includes film of his live "Exhibition Roadshow", trick shots that anyone can play, and skill shots to test your ability.

One of the longest instructional videos ever made. Over 2 hours instruction from the former World Amateur Billiards Champion. If you remember Jack Karnehem's television commentary you'll appreciate that his knowledge and love of the game is unsurpassed. This and the quality of the content explain why it's still available today.

Highlights from the final of the 1985 Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship, between Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor. Recorded live at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

Includes century breaks from Alex Higgins, Jimmy White, Steve Davis, Cliff Thorburn, Bill Werbeniuk, Fred Davis & the legendary Joe Davis.

Contents include:-

Getting The Basics Right - Correct Cueing - Break Building - Power Shots Using The Cushions - Safety Play, & Interviews With The Players.

Concentrates on the basic skills so those new to the game will obviously benefit the most, but even players with top breaks of 40 or so will quickly discover why they are not improving as quickly as they would like.