With the addition of a 23rd ball, snooker is about to undergo a significant transformation. We believe that several other sports may also use some enhancements, Daily Star-style.
After cooking the reds, go back and get the 20-point golden ball along with the yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, and black. We are all crazy with Riyadh Season; we’re all wild about it.
Not quite the same ring to our revamped version of Snooker Loopy, is it? That’s unfortunate since snooker will undergo a change in March when a new Saudi-backed competition is introduced. This tournament will use the Riyadh Season ball, which will be the 23rd golden ball and carry an extra 20 points.It’s all part of a new snooker competition that is scheduled to take place in the Middle Eastern nation, which has been met with disapproval from snooker aficionados akin to a cup of puke. Positively, this regulation change has given us at Daily Star Sport permission to dream. Our writers have been brainstorming and have come up with some additional ideas to enhance our favorite sports, beginning with an Olympic swimming competition addition.
Every four years, we all act like swimming is important. Enjoyable, competitive, and entertaining television. However, does it really matter five minutes after the finish line of a race? No, not at all.
What, then, would encourage more discussion about it? letting them use trampolines instead of their existing pool dives. It would be mayhem, and in all honesty, a work of art. Frankly speaking, Adam Peaty still prevails.
Let’s put Max Verstappen through his paces and test his arrogance if he believes he’s that good. Even though it would need to be meticulously organized—perhaps put them in go karts instead—watching 20 drivers attempt to finish a lap would be an amazing sight.
Any arrangement would be preferable to the 2023 season, since they are all well-versed in the track layouts.
Imagine the following: Mensur Suljovic and Luke Littler are the first to go. Littler recently checked out 142 in order to advance. A loud buzzer sounds, and suddenly Rob Cross, the third contender, is running down the ramp, saying, “Ole, ole, ole, ole, feeling hot, hot, hot.”
shootouts using one leg. competitors at random. Throw in some legendary comebacks (let’s face it, we would all go bonkers if Bob Anderson showed out on a motorcycle and a horse, a la The Undertaker). It’s very clever.
Of course, there’s a danger that it could go horribly wrong, but just think of the looks it will get from intrigued/frightened admirers. Fans have taken offense with UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland’s utter contempt for women’s mixed martial arts (MMA), given the growth of the sport.
Fans will be eager to see if Strickland can back up his words in a fight with his female counterpart, as the now-retired Amanda Nunes is capable of taking out a lot of guys.Teams can employ a powerplay, in which 3-pointers are worth five for five minutes, similar to when fielders are restricted outside the inner circle in cricket. They have the option to use it in any of the four quarters, which might inspire more wildly contested three-pointers and be very helpful in quickly building up points.
