In this fascinating interview, New Zealand’s greatest snooker player Dene O’Kane provides broadcaster Mark Watson with some insight into how he got involved in what many regard as the golden era of snooker. A two-time World Championships quarterfinalist in the late 80s and early 90s, Dene was in the thick of the action with the likes of Alex Higgins, Jimmy, White, Steve Davis, Steven Hendry, and so many other great players of the time. Dene discusses everything from moving to the UK as a 17-year-old, the lowlights and highlights of his career, how juniors can follow in his footsteps, the future of cue sports, and everything in between.
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A good interview Dean, regards Chris Anderson .
A great listen, didn't realize the level of achievement was that high. Well done Dene!
Great Interview – hope to see Dean more around the NZ snooker scene – come have a game at PCC