Ken Doherty

I felt the pressure.

When it got to 16-all, I missed one ball down behind the black and I left it in the jaws of the pocket and he went 17-16.

It sort of released a little bit of pressure from him that he had at least two goals at it.

And caught the long ball, made 70 in the last.

I didn't really get much of a chance.

But yeah, the pressure is intense.

But that's what you play the game for.

To be in those situations and to really sort of

As much as you want to enjoy it, it's quite hard to because you're shaking and you're just full of adrenaline and nervous energy.

But it is a wonderful feeling.

If you come out the other end, it's wonderful as well.

But for me, I was absolutely devastated.

I can imagine.

Yeah, it was absolutely devastating.

I think of all the...

Of all the games, of all the, you know, in all the years I've been playing, that one sort of hurts more than anything, you know.

You're just like, sit there and watch.

You can't, exactly.

That's the hardest.

I think that's the hardest thing about our sport that,