Original sentence: Against Nigel Bond in the 2003 World Championships in Sheffield, McManus played what has become a notable fluke.Faced with a brown just a few inches from the bottom-left-corner pocket, McManus struck the ball and watched as it jumped over the pocket, landed on the side rail, rolled half way along the length of the table, and dropped into the middle pocket from above
Edited sentence: After the brown was struck it jumped over the pocket, landed on the side rail, rolled half way along the length of the table, and dropped into the middle pocket from above.Against Nigel Bond in the 2003 World Championships in Sheffield, McManus was faced with a seemingly simple pot on the brown, the brown resting just a few inches from the bottom-left-corner pocket.McManus is responsible for one of the most notorious and unlikely fluke shots in snooker - or even sporting - history.The shot is so woven into snooker folklore that it has become one of the most repeated snooker clips during sports shows and snooker coverage