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Selby is one of favourites to win the UK Championship. If he does, King is more likely to beat him at the Masters. That's how i see it happening 
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How does that work then?Comment
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History tells us that the player who wins the UK doesn't do well at the MastersOriginally Posted by Mr P View Post
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I have got this stat:
UK Champion:
2003 Matthew Stevens
2004 Stephen Maguire
2005 Ding Junhui
2006 Peter Ebdon
2007 Ronnie O'Sullivan
2008 Shaun Murphy
2009 Ding Junhui
Masters:
2004: L16: Mark J. Williams 5-6
2005: WC Round: 4-6 Ding Junhui
2006: without Ding Junhui
2007: L16: Ding Junhui 3-6
2008: L16: Stephen Maguire 5-6
2009: L16: Ding Junhui 4-6
2010: L16: Mark Selby 1-6Comment
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Strange, but records are there to be broken.Comment
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Can't wait for the Masters, all of those matches look good on paper, especially Robertson/Hendry and Williams/Ding.Comment
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Boss backs King or Harold to win most tournaments. It's yet to happen.Comment
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That is interesting, didn't realise that.Originally Posted by HunRon View Postsigpic
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The Butcher isn't one of my favourites. You're mistaking me for someone elseOriginally Posted by gavpowell View Post
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King should live up to his name & be crowned Masters ChampionOriginally Posted by The Boss View PostThe Butcher isn't one of my favourites. You're mistaking me for someone else:snooker:
Winner of C77's Masters Fantasy Game 2010
Joint-winner of montoya10/theasaris' Shanghai Masters Fantasy Game 2010
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I apologise for the slander - but there is another "grinder" type player you usually champion alongside King isn't there?Originally Posted by The Boss View PostThe Butcher isn't one of my favourites. You're mistaking me for someone elseComment
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