Creating the perfect snooker player!

If you could build the perfect snooker player, which attributes would you take from the many legends we've seen down the years? Anyone who can be considered a 'great' in snooker has obviously needed to possess world class ability at all of the various different areas of the game in order to win multiple titles throughout their careers. However, there's no doubt that many of them have earned reputations for being particularly exquisite at one or two specific facets of the sport compared to their rivals. But what if you could make a Frankenstein's Monster of a snooker player, taking the best features of legends who have ever picked up a cue? At the recent World Championship, we asked Shaun Murphy, Mark Selby, Neil Robertson and Barry Hawkins to selecting players of the past or present that best represent these seven key attributes; Break building, tactical/safety, long potting, cue action, rest play, fighting spirit and temperament. Unsurprisingly the Class of 92 of Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins and Mark Williams all got plenty of mentions but there were plenty of others who were used for the experiment. Let us know in the comments which players you'd use to build the perfect snooker player 0:00 Introduction 0:13 Who is the best break-builder ever? 0:58 Who is the master at safety play and tactics? 01:37 Who has the strongest temperament? 02:18 Who is the best long potter in snooker history? 03:12 Who has the smoothest cue action? 03:50 Who is most clinical with the rest? 05:30 Who has the greatest fighting spirit?