I love Hendry's response. He was up for the match and he wanted to win, but he wanted to win it by playing well, not by his opponent conceding 6 frames into the match. No judgement, no disrespect to Ronnie and no gloating from Hendry. What a class act.
Porsche allow me to try...Tyler wasn't commenting Ronnie... nor was he trying to get behind the reason which made Ronnie act as he did. Tyler only commented how Hendry acted like a true sportsman when he was in my opinion pushed by host to say something bad about Ronnie and to bash him in front of cameras.
@@porsche200471 You misunderstood it because at no point did he say Hendry was the reason Ronnie walked out, he was merely commenting on Stevens etiquette after the match. any player would rather win a match fairly than by default.
+winchuni22 lots of decent people had days of work to go and watch Ronnie? he should be fined a lot more than he was? I'm a big fan of ronnies? but he is not bigger than the game?
+ding bat well you're wrong and will never understand if you've never suffered that way. back then his depression left him with no desire to go anywhere or do anything, it's not laziness it's just losing motivation to live and the anxiety part can be even worse. i expect if it was anything like me he can have days where he wants to get out of there because he feels as though he's going to breakdown in front of everyone. you wouldn't fine a man on the street for feeling that way at work so you can't really say that in this situation either. famous or not, a persons mental health is way more important than a few thousand people being annoyed for 10 minutes
+ding bat Ronnie has mental health issues, having to leave a tournament because of mental health issues, having to walk out on all those fans because of mental health issues, can you even begin to imagine how much courage that must have taken, then to be punished for it, is fucking ridiculous.
+Kidraver I have suffered anxiety and depression and i didnt know ronnie actually suffered this but if what you guys are saying is true then my word it explains a lot. believe me people, suffering from anxiety and depression is one of the hardest things a man can go through.
@@JivviActually it was the other way around. Alain Robidoux accused Ronnie O'Sullivan of disrespecting him by playing left handed. He was annoyed showed his frustration by refusing to concede a frame when he needed 8 snookers with just pink & black left on the table. Ronnie O'Sullivan didn't want to back down and refused to pot the pink.
I know they seem to find it unbelievable that he just couldn’t face it. Especially someone so solid like John Parrot who has probably been on the same emotion all through life even in the bedroom
Hendry handled himself very well in the interview afterwards. He always has been a class act. He knew Ronnie had something more going on and was right to not criticise. Two of my boyhood hero's
Depression doesn't care who you are, how talented at something you are, how much money you have, it's an horrific illness that will affect/break even the strongest of people. Incidentally, I thought Hendry showed a lot of class in the interview afterwards - kudos.
You could argue that richer people are more likely to be depressed because they have probably accomplished everything they wanted. I suspect Ronnie was not being truthful but in his recent interview with Clare Balding, he said he wasn't depressed like everyone claimed.
You know Ronnie spoke to Stephen in his dressing room. He told him more than Stephen was willing to publicly disclose. What a class act he is. That’s how a real champion behaves.
Not a fan of hendry, but after this interview I have loads of respect for him now, he could have slated ronnie, but spoke with empathy and with no ego.
exactly the same here! And to all those criticising Ronnie: spoiled brats, never having gone through hard times, judging behaviour you don't understand. No wonder the world is in such a bad state with people like you running around...
***** People have different opinions, my friend: such is life. As you can see from our comments, we did nuance our opinion of Hendry thanks to his respectful reaction to Ronnie's concession.
+Xavi Easy, when you watch him beat a player you idolise in 4 finals, it's quite easy to not be a fan!! Funny, cause I really like him now, I used to hate him with a passion.
I am not a fan of Hendry but he always shows great sportsmanship... in one match the referee gave the miss and Stephen thought his opponent had got close enough and it was unfair to call the miss so he refused to have the balls replaced and just played a safety shot.
Fair play to Ronnie. Looked the man in the eye & said "I've had enough..." U can say what u want.. But the man did not turn his back... Did not sulk off... Did not run away... He looked the man in his eye & said.. "I've had enough" A Gent
Did the "Six Hundred," at Balaclava say, "We've had enough!"? Did the boys at Dunkirk say, "We've had enough"??? Did Wellington say, "I've had enough!"? NO! But a angry child snooker player, playing a GAME the women play, said, "I've had enough." Disgraceful.
If you read his auto biography, he was depressed, spending loads of money on lawyers on a custody battle for his children who he was barley seeing for 2 hours every fortnight.
Bill Hicks I've read his biography and it's no excuse for what he done. If his mind wasn't on the game he shouldnt've fucking played, it's the fans that suffered, they may have got a refund but Ronnie was as selfish as fuck, if he was kicking Hendry's arse...different story..BUT Hendry came determined and Ronnie couldn't cope and quit like a bitch.
Just a Guy Good argument, i have absolutely no reply whatsoever. That's me put firmly in my place. What i wrote was true and i stand by it. If you know something else to the contrary, do tell, otherwise, dont just be an O'sullivan arse kisser. I repeat, if Ronnie was winning 4-1, he wouldn't have quit. I'm a horrible person because i have a valid opinion?. You sir, are a fool.
Truth Dante you are a horrible person because you do not attempt to understand or have any empathy for other people. You are entitled to your opinion of course. But apparently I am not, thank you wonderful person. bye bye
Just a Guy Tsk tsk, your opinion was intended and supposed to cause an insult. Then you imply that i'm supposed to accept and welcome it?. I have plenty empathy for other people, that empathy stops at selfishness. Pity, you seem like a sensible enough person and we could've had a decent debate about Ronnie's actions. Instead, you chose the path of insults and sarcasm. Bye, take care.
It's funny when I first saw this, I was completely unaware of how serious depression is. Not until I went through it myself, which im ashamed of because, I thought he was just being a drama queen. I've done things I would never have thought possibly because of depression. If you're reading this and you know full well what I'm talking about then please get help. Don't isolate yourself like I did and cut people off. You know what the worst part is though for all those that don't understand? It's pretending everything is okay when Infront of people or family. There's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of at all.
Stephen's always been a class act, brought to light even more with his channel on here recently, top bloke. We've all had days at work where we've walked out or at least felt like it, sometimes when you have a lot on your plate you get overwhelmed and can't face things anymore. Mental health is no joke.
@@John-tz2tx Well, I'd say both of you are right, especially after hearing what he had to say on it. He talked about it a little on Hendrys youtube video that came out today.
Come on this is no big deal he brokedown emotionally , he didn't shout or screamed or attacked anyone , those tickets would probably been refunded and compensated . He is human afterall . Lol btw Hendry looked like he's thinking if he did something wrong that pissed Ronnie .
@@philmitchell7615 As sports go, snooker has to be one of the most difficult to play well. And Ronnie is definitely as close to genius as it gets in that sport. So maybe you calm the fuck up.
Stephen Hendry and Ronnie O'Sullivan are simply the two best EVER Snooker professionals. I liked Stephen's response and reaction here, was very dignified. Love both of these guys.
I wish all people, me included, could react the way Hendry did when they encounter odd behavior, whether it comes from prodigy's like Ronnie, or just mere mortals. Full of understanding and respect.
Ronnie just had enough, I understood this as I suffer with depression myself. He knew when to walk away. And Hendry was an absolute gentleman in his humble nobility and honesty. Two of the GOATS in this sport.
even though he's a professional, i kinda sympathize, i played a few matches of snooker and concluded that leaving was the best possible thing i could do. lol
this was one the lowest points in his career I have seen live on TV... I'm so glad for him and the sport that he found a way to handle it and return in such a marvelous way as he has done the last years!
It’s almost strange how bewildered they are. This was relatively recently, and if it happened now Ronnie’s mental health would be being discussed. Like, I feel certain they’d be saying I hope he’s doing okay and if he needs or wants help that he goes and talks to somebody suitably qualified. Instead they just look incredulous that anybody could stop playing during a game rather than think about why that may be.
lol yeh hendry always looks like he miserable if you judge him from when hes playing snooker youd think hes a miserable git,,, but hes actually quite a class act.. still my all time favourite player best player ever, 2nd by ronnie.. ronnie seems alot happier these days but he doesnt seem to be as good happy, ronny needs to be slightly angry and orragant to perform his best..
Ronnie has almost every record you can have... Can you imagine what his stats would be if there were no countless bouts of depression, missed tournaments, alcohol and drugs, etc. Staggering... Even though you can say his statistics are still staggering.
The shocking lack of awareness of mental health issues just then compared to now is both shocking and so hopeful as it shows how far we have came. Ur not Alone.
I've done a similar thing in my profession as well. You think of something and decide in a second without thinking about it, that is the best way I can explain it. I don't think it has to do with depression but it has to do with being pissed off with yourself and those around you.
wow! People saying that ronnie quit because he was losing have obviously never suffered with anxiety. Hendry got knocked out the following round so he wasn't at his best in this tournament. It was fight or flight and Ronnies mental health at the time wouldn't let him fight!
I forgot all about this. He's took up running for a few years now and it seems to have banished his demons I hope he wins this years World Championship to equal the legends Reardon and Davis. I must say the BBC were a bit pathetic wondering what had happened surely they know that Ronnie has anxiety problems. Hendry was brilliant though.
Thinking the world revolves around you, can’t be easy, poor old Ronnie, never done a days work in his life, the poor bloke,, everyday getting paid millions to do what you enjoy,, the poor, poor soul. It must be awful. When ever my three year old who’s having chemotherapy for cancer of the lymph glands gets down, I show her the miserable life Ronnie’s having and it cheers her up immediately.
He's right to suffer no more stress. Good to take control of the pain of frustration. Depression is such a cling on and to not let it cling no more was a good act of admission.
Something to remember is this was barely a couple months removed from Paul Hunter's death. To lose someone like that to such a horrific disease must have weighed heavily on Ronnie's mind.
As someone who still watches the snooker, as of now (UK championship), he's currently doing great and we still love him for what he's doing, but I also understand about his problems. I know how it feels to have your problems suddenly come on to you like that, it's absolutely horrible. Sometimes you can't explain them, but in a nutshell there's sometimes no reason why you can feel like you do, it's hard to explain, you lose interest in the things you love doing for starters, you may also feel like life isn't worth living, sometimes it isn't anyway!, you kind of feel evil and sick at the same time, obviously you don't feel right, it's just horrible. Evil might be the wrong word, but horrible is a good word to describe it amongst others, even better actually, you simply just start to breakdown, depending on the severity of the problems. Thankfully I haven't had a breakdown, but I've come close.
I've always wondered about the exact moment when Ronnie's mind went / in need of therapy. (It's not a laughing matter.) Thank you for this history docu. They'll meet again this Sunday on RUclips, and I'm sure Stephen is still wondering.
This was the 2006 UK championship 4-17 December 2006. Hendry went on to beat Dott in the Semi but lost to Ebdon in the final. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_UK_Championship_(snooker)
actually the stats show that until 2005(which is well after Hendry was at his best) they were drawn for head to head matches, and that was the only time O'Sullivan went ahead in head to heads too,so until 2005 Hendry was winning head to heads, hardly occasional.
bless him! few times in my life i was in same situation...leaving(extremely well paid job) job....just stud oit took my coat and left. my manager wasn't even sure if i was going for a lunh or what? Its just dont feel right sometimes. Its like you anticipate something, like you are in someone else's body and you want to get out...screem. again bless him
Ronnie is without doubt one of the most complex individuals in sport. You only have to look back on his career to realise that and he himself admits that there are times when he just doesn't feel it and just can't be bothered. There's no doubt he is one talented player but he himself admits he has had struggles with depression over the years and with snooker being such a mentally demanding sport if your head's all over the place and distracted by something like depression there's only so far natural talent (which Ronnie has in spades) will get you. I remember seeing this at the time and being really shocked in some ways but in other ways not overly shocked because it was Ronnie and Ronnie was known for doing bizzare things. Full credit to Stephen Hendry though because I imagine he was a little annoyed at Ronnie for walking out like that but he refused to criticise him publicly and he was a true gent about it. I've always admired Hendry.
Fair play to your comment here. . I too love Hendry. A class act for sure. Snooker is a classy game, one which requires not just ability (as you say Ronnie has in spades) but also composure and temperament. Having an ability to kerb any aggression and keep your cool at such a high level and intense pressure isn’t easy at the best of times. Ronnie is such a talented player but listening to him talk he clearly is struggling big time with everything off the table. I watched the Senior World Championship earlier this month and I thought exactly the same about the finalist, Alfie Burden. Plenty of talent but no class or respect whatsoever. Sad really.
In retrospect we can be a lot more understanding of what at first seemed like a petulant and childish act, not to mention robbing the fans of a potentially great match! Ronnie's mental health battles have been well documented, and he seems at every tournament these days to be so respectful to fans and other players. He has become a great ambassador for the game
@@MetaFootballTV Even Ronnie said Stephen was the best, he said recently that he was the Tiger Woods of snooker. But I agree Ronnie has lasted longer and that’s why he’s still winning titles but both in their prime Stephen was the greatest 👍
I think they both represent the two pathways to greatness in a sport! Hendry with his military like practice regime, total focus/dedication, ruthless attitude, personal sacrifice ( prioritising snooker above all else including family and friends, any kind of normal sociallife during his 20's) , profound ability to perform under pressures of any sort v Ronnie's natural gifted effortless ability coupled with lack of emotional control, impetuous behaviour, inconsistency, struggle to deal with pressure at times!! I think Hendry's path made him one of thee greatest dominant forces in sporting history!! He's in a tiny group of elite people like Tiger Woods and Steffi Graf who utterly dominated their respective sports for an entire decade becoming the greatest ever however this path is ultimately unsustainable, it comes at great personal cost which is why their careers lasted roughly a decade! I think it burns you out! Ronnie on the other hand has only spent relatively short periods of time in that competitive zone and has been able to rely on his God like ability to carry him at points. Yes he has went through lots personally but so has Hendry and many others. Ronnie has managed to step back whenever he needed to and avoid burning out. He matured more and more with every break he took as time went on and returned stronger every time!! They are the two greatest of all time and each hold records/ achievements that will surely never be equalled! Although I maintain that Ronnie's records are more likely to be beaten than Hendry's remaining ones! No other player will ever win 5 consecutive world titles or 5 consecutive Masters titles! No player will ever win 7 world titles in a 9 year period! No player will ever beat his run of 29 consecutive wins at the crucible or his 36 consecutive win streak in ranking events ( winning 5 consecutive ranking titles ) or beat his 8 consecutive years at world no.1!!!
Ronnie is bigger than the game and has been for some time. many players including hendry have conceded that very fact. he sells tickets and the other players dont. You only have to look at the way barry hearn redesigned the entire ranking system so that ronnie could play in tournaments when he dropped out of the top 16 a few years ago to take the year off. Sorry Ding bat, but you're incredibly naive if you think snooker is bigger than him. right now and for the past twenty years he has been snooker.
I'm afraid in the case of snooker, ronnie is. attendances to tournaments he isn't in have dropped massively, the bbc are no longer promoting the sport due to fact that he isn't guaranteed to turn up at events and the ratings dip by over fifty percent when he does'nt play. to top it all, rumours are that the powers that be are in talks to figure out how to deal with lack of exposure when he retires. if that is'nt bigger than the sport, i dont know what is! there is no justifiable reason why someone cant become bigger than their sport in the first place. it just has'nt happened before. yet again Ronnie is a first. Pure genius!!
ridiculous and gross.just insane Ronnie fans can say this...He can't live without snooker,but snooker can live without him.He's just one of the greatest players in the game of history.For me,Hendry's game was the most enjoyable one to watch.
I love Hendry's response. He was up for the match and he wanted to win, but he wanted to win it by playing well, not by his opponent conceding 6 frames into the match. No judgement, no disrespect to Ronnie and no gloating from Hendry. What a class act.
stephen hendry is, and has always been, a class act.
porsche200471 You definitely misunderstood Tyler Gray. That's not what he said at all not even close.
Porsche allow me to try...Tyler wasn't commenting Ronnie... nor was he trying to get behind the reason which made Ronnie act as he did. Tyler only commented how Hendry acted like a true sportsman when he was in my opinion pushed by host to say something bad about Ronnie and to bash him in front of cameras.
@@porsche200471 You misunderstood it because at no point did he say Hendry was the reason Ronnie walked out, he was merely commenting on Stevens etiquette after the match. any player would rather win a match fairly than by default.
Kani Fuker his personal life is just that..... What he does after the sessions is up to him, he is a grown man.
Depression and anxiety are not pleasant. Credit to Hendry though who showed great class.
+winchuni22 lots of decent people had days of work to go and watch Ronnie? he should be fined a lot more than he was? I'm a big fan of ronnies? but he is not bigger than the game?
+ding bat well you're wrong and will never understand if you've never suffered that way. back then his depression left him with no desire to go anywhere or do anything, it's not laziness it's just losing motivation to live and the anxiety part can be even worse. i expect if it was anything like me he can have days where he wants to get out of there because he feels as though he's going to breakdown in front of everyone. you wouldn't fine a man on the street for feeling that way at work so you can't really say that in this situation either. famous or not, a persons mental health is way more important than a few thousand people being annoyed for 10 minutes
+ding bat Ronnie has mental health issues, having to leave a tournament because of mental health issues, having to walk out on all those fans because of mental health issues, can you even begin to imagine how much courage that must have taken, then to be punished for it, is fucking ridiculous.
+winchuni22 Well said mate, well said.
+Kidraver I have suffered anxiety and depression and i didnt know ronnie actually suffered this but if what you guys are saying is true then my word it explains a lot. believe me people, suffering from anxiety and depression is one of the hardest things a man can go through.
bless Stephen Hendry for being so humble about this, and he said he wasn't going to judge o Sullivan. good respect.
Another side..
So..what do you think of this incident Mark?
M.Selby : Ronnie.to me he obviously disrespected me as a pro and the game to be honest..
@@manjago1070 Ronnie said the same thing about Alain Robidoux for not conceding when he should've.
@@Jivvi Nonsense,How can Ronnie concede when the match was not over with Selby? With Alan the match was over.You cant understand basic information
@@JivviActually it was the other way around. Alain Robidoux accused Ronnie O'Sullivan of disrespecting him by playing left handed. He was annoyed showed his frustration by refusing to concede a frame when he needed 8 snookers with just pink & black left on the table. Ronnie O'Sullivan didn't want to back down and refused to pot the pink.
People who don't suffer don't realise just how much depression and anxiety affects you!
It makes you go to dark dark places.
Answer the question,? Ask ur mummy
I know they seem to find it unbelievable that he just couldn’t face it. Especially someone so solid like John Parrot who has probably been on the same emotion all through life even in the bedroom
Somedays you just decide 'im not right, its not important, and im gonna do with what I need to do for myself today' - I get it
Ok doctor sherlock
Credit to Hendry, he knew that Ronnie had his demons and didn't judge him for it.
The two GOATS, feel privileged to have witnessed their dominance
There's also a moment in this video hendry even has a pause as though he looking for him out of concern.
Great comment........yes, big credit to Hendry.
Class True Honor
Hendry handled himself very well in the interview afterwards. He always has been a class act. He knew Ronnie had something more going on and was right to not criticise. Two of my boyhood hero's
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@@greglinski2208 Careful, don't go cutting yourself on all that edge
He seemed pissed off and nothing more
Hendry handles this with class, decent bloke.
Ronnie: that's enough, thank you
Hendry: ....
Jan: ....
Selby: that's disrepect to me and the game
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Lmao
😂😂
LMFAO
Good one 😂😂😂😂
Depression doesn't care who you are, how talented at something you are, how much money you have, it's an horrific illness that will affect/break even the strongest of people.
Incidentally, I thought Hendry showed a lot of class in the interview afterwards - kudos.
Great comment.
very true
You could argue that richer people are more likely to be depressed because they have probably accomplished everything they wanted.
I suspect Ronnie was not being truthful but in his recent interview with Clare Balding, he said he wasn't depressed like everyone claimed.
Spot on.
DJC123 - look at Ant from Ant and Dec also . .
You know Ronnie spoke to Stephen in his dressing room. He told him more than Stephen was willing to publicly disclose. What a class act he is. That’s how a real champion behaves.
How do you know this? The only way you could know is if Hendry told you, and that would contradict everything you said.
@@greglinski2208 Oh shut up greg
@@greglinski2208 🤣🤣 paradox
@@greglinski2208 is it possible Ronnie has referred to this after the fact, like during a documentary of his life for instance?
@@timothybrayshaw7749 no it’s not
Hendry enjoyed punishing opponents but never lost sight of his humanity. A class act both on and off the table.
Unlike o Sullivan
Anyone here after Ronnie just blew past Selby and now is into the 2020 finals... the rocket is back
He played awful 😂. Selby played crap
I'm here after he's champ again.
Ronnie wasn't at his best and won the rocket
Selby had a face like a slapped arse in those last 3 frames. He thought he had it won.
The Kronk 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Look at him today. 48 years young, UK championship winner and world number 1. He’s a GOAT.
And aff his nut talks a lot of shite well said Ali feels sorry for him a DONT
I always admired Hendry but the interview he gave afterwards expanded my respect for him exponentially. Classy man. 👌
Fair play to Hendry on his comments after the walkout. Though they haven't always seen eye to eye, he was respectful towards O'sullivan.
Shocking reaction from the commentators. Ignorant bastards
Sport miss him playing i use to hate him but he was amazing in the 90s
David Marchant yeah quality player back then
Seen eye to eye ? They are great friends
@@LennyHumes years ago they weren't
Hendry. What a guy. What a legend. The best.
O'Sullivan What a legend.. The Best
Not after uk champ 2018. He’s 2nd best after Ronnie now
@@alanh3081 no chance Hendry's won 7 world championships which will never be surpassed...
@@garryduncan1636 Hendry is the greatest of all time.
Second best
Not a fan of hendry, but after this interview I have loads of respect for him now, he could have slated ronnie, but spoke with empathy and with no ego.
exactly the same here! And to all those criticising Ronnie: spoiled brats, never having gone through hard times, judging behaviour you don't understand. No wonder the world is in such a bad state with people like you running around...
***** People have different opinions, my friend: such is life. As you can see from our comments, we did nuance our opinion of Hendry thanks to his respectful reaction to Ronnie's concession.
+Xavi Easy, when you watch him beat a player you idolise in 4 finals, it's quite easy to not be a fan!! Funny, cause I really like him now, I used to hate him with a passion.
I am not a fan of Hendry but he always shows great sportsmanship... in one match the referee gave the miss and Stephen thought his opponent had got close enough and it was unfair to call the miss so he refused to have the balls replaced and just played a safety shot.
Steven hendy is a great ambassador for the sport and a true legend.
Fair play to Ronnie.
Looked the man in the eye & said
"I've had enough..."
U can say what u want..
But the man did not turn his back...
Did not sulk off...
Did not run away...
He looked the man in his eye & said..
"I've had enough"
A Gent
Jev Dedalus Gaming u no fuck all about ronnie
Did the "Six Hundred," at Balaclava say, "We've had enough!"? Did the boys at Dunkirk say, "We've had enough"??? Did Wellington say, "I've had enough!"? NO! But a angry child snooker player, playing a GAME the women play, said, "I've had enough." Disgraceful.
@@LazlosPlane your a fuck wit. What have you ever done you weak prick
LazlosPlane 🙄🤡
Dan Dan nice one
If you read his auto biography, he was depressed, spending loads of money on lawyers on a custody battle for his children who he was barley seeing for 2 hours every fortnight.
Bill Hicks I've read his biography and it's no excuse for what he done. If his mind wasn't on the game he shouldnt've fucking played, it's the fans that suffered, they may have got a refund but Ronnie was as selfish as fuck, if he was kicking Hendry's arse...different story..BUT Hendry came determined and Ronnie couldn't cope and quit like a bitch.
Truth Dante you are a horrible person
Just a Guy
Good argument, i have absolutely no reply whatsoever. That's me put firmly in my place. What i wrote was true and i stand by it. If you know something else to the contrary, do tell, otherwise, dont just be an O'sullivan arse kisser. I repeat, if Ronnie was winning 4-1, he wouldn't have quit. I'm a horrible person because i have a valid opinion?. You sir, are a fool.
Truth Dante
you are a horrible person because you do not attempt to understand or have any empathy for other people. You are entitled to your opinion of course. But apparently I am not, thank you wonderful person. bye bye
Just a Guy
Tsk tsk, your opinion was intended and supposed to cause an insult. Then you imply that i'm supposed to accept and welcome it?. I have plenty empathy for other people, that
empathy stops at selfishness. Pity, you seem like a sensible enough person and we could've had a decent debate about Ronnie's actions. Instead, you chose the path of insults and sarcasm. Bye, take care.
Always knew Hendry was a top class player but never knew he was a top class man as well. Very respectful
Only Stephen Hendry would react with so much respect for Ronnie’s personal troubles. An absolute class act.
True gentleman Stephen Hendry
Is missus doesn't think so
BARRY BAWLS that’s his missus
Hendry was a machine in his prime
It's funny when I first saw this, I was completely unaware of how serious depression is. Not until I went through it myself, which im ashamed of because, I thought he was just being a drama queen. I've done things I would never have thought possibly because of depression. If you're reading this and you know full well what I'm talking about then please get help. Don't isolate yourself like I did and cut people off. You know what the worst part is though for all those that don't understand? It's pretending everything is okay when Infront of people or family. There's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of at all.
Stephen's always been a class act, brought to light even more with his channel on here recently, top bloke.
We've all had days at work where we've walked out or at least felt like it, sometimes when you have a lot on your plate you get overwhelmed and can't face things anymore. Mental health is no joke.
Also spare a thought for all the people who paid to watch.
Mate using mental health as an excuse because you just can't be bothered is lazy and pathetic.
Hendry is PURE class. What a legend
You could see in Ronnies face he was really struggling. I am so glad he has come through it.
I think he just couldn’t be bothered, we always look for more than what something is.
@@John-tz2tx Well, I'd say both of you are right, especially after hearing what he had to say on it. He talked about it a little on Hendrys youtube video that came out today.
I remember watching it live and Stephen's response was top class
Stephens interview is pure class. Legend
What is he opposed to say, the man's a plank
Stephen Hendry with absolute class here
Credit to Hendry & Parrot for not answering daft stupid questions that Hazel was being fed through her ear-piece.
I love Hendry.. A true genius for himself
It's a sad thing to watch, in any walk of life, where someone cannot enjoy their life. That's clearly what is going on here.
Come on this is no big deal he brokedown emotionally , he didn't shout or screamed or attacked anyone , those tickets would probably been refunded and compensated . He is human afterall . Lol btw Hendry looked like he's thinking if he did something wrong that pissed Ronnie .
OK but he must realise and demonstrate that others are human too. He can mock others, which he does, but cannot accept it when it happens to him.
well they do say all geniuses have troubled minds...
Calm the fuck down, he's a snooker player, not a theoretical physicist .
@@philmitchell7615 As sports go, snooker has to be one of the most difficult to play well. And Ronnie is definitely as close to genius as it gets in that sport. So maybe you calm the fuck up.
@@Kloppsserialbottlers thats phil mitchell..
Out of eastenders... hes a hard man you know🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💓💓💓🤣
Stephen Hendry and Ronnie O'Sullivan are simply the two best EVER Snooker professionals. I liked Stephen's response and reaction here, was very dignified. Love both of these guys.
He's only human..flawed like all of us, let him go thru the process of bettering himself like we all should be doing..
I wish all people, me included, could react the way Hendry did when they encounter odd behavior, whether it comes from prodigy's like Ronnie, or just mere mortals. Full of understanding and respect.
Hendry, williams, doherty, lee, carter, higgins, sullivan; naughty era
U can remove Carter from that list
And lee he's just a fat f.vk
Ronnie just had enough, I understood this as I suffer with depression myself. He knew when to walk away. And Hendry was an absolute gentleman in his humble nobility and honesty. Two of the GOATS in this sport.
No you don't have depression you're just weak minded and need to be stronger and more resilient, what a lame excuse of a man
Stephen's face from after Ronnie walking off then heading out the arena was extraordinary. Flabbergasted
Must be pretty disappointing haha.
Hendry comes of unbelievably well here. More I hear/watch him the more I respect him off the table
even though he's a professional, i kinda sympathize, i played a few matches of snooker and concluded that leaving was the best possible thing i could do. lol
Stephen showed Ronnie the height of respect. He didn’t criticise Ronnie or berate him. A class act.
Stephen Hendry showed what a true gentleman and sportsman he is , not disrespecting Ronnie , great man !
this was one the lowest points in his career I have seen live on TV... I'm so glad for him and the sport that he found a way to handle it and return in such a marvelous way as he has done the last years!
From this to his performance at the Masters just a month later is one of the all time great comebacks
It’s almost strange how bewildered they are. This was relatively recently, and if it happened now Ronnie’s mental health would be being discussed. Like, I feel certain they’d be saying I hope he’s doing okay and if he needs or wants help that he goes and talks to somebody suitably qualified. Instead they just look incredulous that anybody could stop playing during a game rather than think about why that may be.
Hi i am from 2018 don’t worry he will get fine and win many titles
yeah he's doing fine
And still never be the greatest 😉
Great shout
THEPINKFLOYDIANS He is the greatest 🙄
THEPINKFLOYDIANS really? Look now u dumbass
ive always liked hendry..yes he looks miserable when he.s playing but he.s happy on the inside i.m sure of it
lol yeh hendry always looks like he miserable if you judge him from when hes playing snooker youd think hes a miserable git,,, but hes actually quite a class act.. still my all time favourite player best player ever, 2nd by ronnie.. ronnie seems alot happier these days but he doesnt seem to be as good happy, ronny needs to be slightly angry and orragant to perform his best..
impact glory your totally right there
"Well the answer to the first one is NOO! And I'm never likely to" Gotta love the emphasis he puts on the word no lol
Ronnie has almost every record you can have... Can you imagine what his stats would be if there were no countless bouts of depression, missed tournaments, alcohol and drugs, etc. Staggering... Even though you can say his statistics are still staggering.
You don't understand real people or real life
His character is what made him so good
He went through 3/4 years of huge depression and he still suffers from insomnia and depression.
The shocking lack of awareness of mental health issues just then compared to now is both shocking and so hopeful as it shows how far we have came. Ur not Alone.
Class response from Stephen Hendry.
Always good to see a younger Hazel :)
2020 Ronnie just won his 6th WC. He’s doing alright
Oh yes he did!
I've done a similar thing in my profession as well. You think of something and decide in a second without thinking about it, that is the best way I can explain it. I don't think it has to do with depression but it has to do with being pissed off with yourself and those around you.
Ive walked out of work a few times after having a really shit day, it happens
wow! People saying that ronnie quit because he was losing have obviously never suffered with anxiety. Hendry got knocked out the following round so he wasn't at his best in this tournament. It was fight or flight and Ronnies mental health at the time wouldn't let him fight!
Phil Brown actually he won his semi final. Lost final to peter Ebdon 10-6
Paul Hunters death affected him deeply that is why he walked out.
No it wasn't the reason! 👊
Henry’s face when he did this was a scream! I laughed myself off the sofa when it happened!
I totally understand. Depression and anxiety are horrible to experience. I feel Ronnies pain.
I forgot all about this. He's took up running for a few years now and it seems to have banished his demons I hope he wins this years World Championship to equal the legends Reardon and Davis.
I must say the BBC were a bit pathetic wondering what had happened surely they know that Ronnie has anxiety problems. Hendry was brilliant though.
Hendry is class!
Lots of respect for Hendry for what he said. He's probably always been Ronnie's biggest fan.
Thinking the world revolves around you, can’t be easy, poor old Ronnie, never done a days work in his life, the poor bloke,, everyday getting paid millions to do what you enjoy,, the poor, poor soul. It must be awful. When ever my three year old who’s having chemotherapy for cancer of the lymph glands gets down, I show her the miserable life Ronnie’s having and it cheers her up immediately.
stephen hendry broke my heart everytime he beat jimmy in the worlds but what a gent he is
I love Stephen Hendry - have done since I was a kid. True gent and sportsman.
Not sure his ex-wife would agree
@@MetaFootballTV I don’t think she was a great snooker player.
@@johnmc3862 🧐🧐🤷🏼🤷🏼
He's right to suffer no more stress. Good to take control of the pain of frustration. Depression is such a cling on and to not let it cling no more was a good act of admission.
Why can't Man United or Chelsea concede like this every now and again.
What no one's talking about: why was this filmed on a toaster?
the potato was broken.
Probably because it wasn't
Is it because technology moves forward?
It was filmed like that in case a player had a "Slice Of Luck" !!!!!!!!!!!! And you need to use your loaf when playing snooker !!!!!!!!!!
the potato just said it had had enough. never seen anything like that.
Hendry the greatest!
Something to remember is this was barely a couple months removed from Paul Hunter's death. To lose someone like that to such a horrific disease must have weighed heavily on Ronnie's mind.
As someone who still watches the snooker, as of now (UK championship), he's currently doing great and we still love him for what he's doing, but I also understand about his problems. I know how it feels to have your problems suddenly come on to you like that, it's absolutely horrible. Sometimes you can't explain them, but in a nutshell there's sometimes no reason why you can feel like you do, it's hard to explain, you lose interest in the things you love doing for starters, you may also feel like life isn't worth living, sometimes it isn't anyway!, you kind of feel evil and sick at the same time, obviously you don't feel right, it's just horrible. Evil might be the wrong word, but horrible is a good word to describe it amongst others, even better actually, you simply just start to breakdown, depending on the severity of the problems. Thankfully I haven't had a breakdown, but I've come close.
stephen hendrys just cool man
Hendry showed class nice words 👏
Thank you for uploading via potato
I've always wondered about the exact moment when Ronnie's mind went / in need of therapy. (It's not a laughing matter.) Thank you for this history docu. They'll meet again this Sunday on RUclips, and I'm sure Stephen is still wondering.
John Parrot pretending to be furious
no he isn't, not even close.
What? he was really respectful of Ronnie.
More confused but don't think we've ever got to the bottom on why Ronnie walked out!
That's just his personality. He's a miserable git, but what he was actually saying wasn't too unreasonable
0:58 Hendry is hesitating. He probably thought Ronnie is waiting with a baseball-bat for him ;-)
Haha
@Here's Johnny Ronnie waiting for him to attack him is funnier though.
This was the 2006 UK championship 4-17 December 2006. Hendry went on to beat Dott in the Semi but lost to Ebdon in the final.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_UK_Championship_(snooker)
actually the stats show that until 2005(which is well after Hendry was at his best) they were drawn for head to head matches, and that was the only time O'Sullivan went ahead in head to heads too,so until 2005 Hendry was winning head to heads, hardly occasional.
bless him!
few times in my life i was in same situation...leaving(extremely well paid job) job....just stud oit took my coat and left. my manager wasn't even sure if i was going for a lunh or what?
Its just dont feel right sometimes.
Its like you anticipate something, like you are in someone else's body and you want to get out...screem.
again bless him
Ronnie is without doubt one of the most complex individuals in sport. You only have to look back on his career to realise that and he himself admits that there are times when he just doesn't feel it and just can't be bothered. There's no doubt he is one talented player but he himself admits he has had struggles with depression over the years and with snooker being such a mentally demanding sport if your head's all over the place and distracted by something like depression there's only so far natural talent (which Ronnie has in spades) will get you. I remember seeing this at the time and being really shocked in some ways but in other ways not overly shocked because it was Ronnie and Ronnie was known for doing bizzare things. Full credit to Stephen Hendry though because I imagine he was a little annoyed at Ronnie for walking out like that but he refused to criticise him publicly and he was a true gent about it. I've always admired Hendry.
Fair play to your comment here. . I too love Hendry. A class act for sure. Snooker is a classy game, one which requires not just ability (as you say Ronnie has in spades) but also composure and temperament. Having an ability to kerb any aggression and keep your cool at such a high level and intense pressure isn’t easy at the best of times. Ronnie is such a talented player but listening to him talk he clearly is struggling big time with everything off the table. I watched the Senior World Championship earlier this month and I thought exactly the same about the finalist, Alfie Burden. Plenty of talent but no class or respect whatsoever. Sad really.
Ronnie recently came out and said why he left early . . . he all of a sudden realised he left the iron on
Doing any sport with anxiety or depression is incredibly hard. Dosent matter how good you are.
Not just sport either, but literally anything. Anxiety and depression suffocate and rob you of your ability to function at all as a human being.
God bless Stephen Hendry. A wonderful, class act
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Mental health is so important.
Cue tips brought me here
I deal with this a lot, my mind is my own worst enemy at times
In retrospect we can be a lot more understanding of what at first seemed like a petulant and childish act, not to mention robbing the fans of a potentially great match! Ronnie's mental health battles have been well documented, and he seems at every tournament these days to be so respectful to fans and other players. He has become a great ambassador for the game
Hendry greatest player ever.
Nahhh
@@MetaFootballTV Stephen is the best ever, Ronnie is the most naturally gifted but not the greatest
@@jimso771 Titles-wise it may be Henry, but Ronnie will always be regarded as the best in public opinion.
@@MetaFootballTV Even Ronnie said Stephen was the best, he said recently that he was the Tiger Woods of snooker. But I agree Ronnie has lasted longer and that’s why he’s still winning titles but both in their prime Stephen was the greatest 👍
@@jimso771 I think that Ronnie said Steve Davis was the greatest, but you keep banging that drum.
I think they both represent the two pathways to greatness in a sport! Hendry with his military like practice regime, total focus/dedication, ruthless attitude, personal sacrifice ( prioritising snooker above all else including family and friends, any kind of normal sociallife during his 20's) , profound ability to perform under pressures of any sort v Ronnie's natural gifted effortless ability coupled with lack of emotional control, impetuous behaviour, inconsistency, struggle to deal with pressure at times!!
I think Hendry's path made him one of thee greatest dominant forces in sporting history!! He's in a tiny group of elite people like Tiger Woods and Steffi Graf who utterly dominated their respective sports for an entire decade becoming the greatest ever however this path is ultimately unsustainable, it comes at great personal cost which is why their careers lasted roughly a decade! I think it burns you out!
Ronnie on the other hand has only spent relatively short periods of time in that competitive zone and has been able to rely on his God like ability to carry him at points. Yes he has went through lots personally but so has Hendry and many others. Ronnie has managed to step back whenever he needed to and avoid burning out. He matured more and more with every break he took as time went on and returned stronger every time!! They are the two greatest of all time and each hold records/ achievements that will surely never be equalled! Although I maintain that Ronnie's records are more likely to be beaten than Hendry's remaining ones! No other player will ever win 5 consecutive world titles or 5 consecutive Masters titles! No player will ever win 7 world titles in a 9 year period! No player will ever beat his run of 29 consecutive wins at the crucible or his 36 consecutive win streak in ranking events ( winning 5 consecutive ranking titles ) or beat his 8 consecutive years at world no.1!!!
Getting pumped off the best player to ever play the game, tells you all you need to know about Ronnie. Disgraceful! Will always be in Stephens shadow!
He knew Hendry was gonna pump him, and he couldn't handle it.........
don't be ridiculous, clearly you don't have a clue about depression and anxiety!
"Something's clearly not right".....
"Let's discuss it at length on national television"
i love the first shot of john parrott :p
Loved hendry when i was younger. My interest in snooker totally went when he retired.
Ronnie is bigger than the game and has been for some time. many players including hendry have conceded that very fact. he sells tickets and the other players dont. You only have to look at the way barry hearn redesigned the entire ranking system so that ronnie could play in tournaments when he dropped out of the top 16 a few years ago to take the year off. Sorry Ding bat, but you're incredibly naive if you think snooker is bigger than him. right now and for the past twenty years he has been snooker.
agree with you to a degree but no one is bigger than their sport..no one
I'm afraid in the case of snooker, ronnie is. attendances to tournaments he isn't in have dropped massively, the bbc are no longer promoting the sport due to fact that he isn't guaranteed to turn up at events and the ratings dip by over fifty percent when he does'nt play. to top it all, rumours are that the powers that be are in talks to figure out how to deal with lack of exposure when he retires. if that is'nt bigger than the sport, i dont know what is! there is no justifiable reason why someone cant become bigger than their sport in the first place. it just has'nt happened before. yet again Ronnie is a first. Pure genius!!
ridiculous and gross.just insane Ronnie fans can say this...He can't live without snooker,but snooker can live without him.He's just one of the greatest players in the game of history.For me,Hendry's game was the most enjoyable one to watch.
As an American, I can honestly say that I probably would never have heard of snooker if it weren't for Ronnie.
I love ronnie, but nobody is bigger than the game, and the rocket will be the first to tell u that