Mark Williams came back from 3-1 down to knock defending champion Yan Bingtao out of the Masters on Sunday.
Williams won the match 6-4, and will face either John Higgins or Zhao Xintong in the quarter-finals.
World number eight Williams won the fifth frame with a flourish, hitting a one-handed shot to escape from a snooker and pot the pink.
"You're kidding me," said Eurosport commentator Dave Hendon.
"Wow, what a finish to the frame that is. Incredible. It's great snooker. Mark Williams does things his own way."
Mark Williams one-handed snooker shot vs Yan Bingtao
Williams said he rarely misses these type of shots in practice.
"I felt I was a little bit unlucky to be 3-1 down to be honest," he said.
"A couple of flicks here and there and it could have easily been two each.
"I just carried on doing what I was doing really, the under-arm shots I play all the time in practice and hardly ever miss.
"I should really be playing them a lot more in matches, but perhaps I will start."
"Never change!" 🤩
Mark Williams is putting on a show for the Masters crowd at Alexandra Palace 👏#CazooMasters | @WeAreWST | @markwil147 pic.twitter.com/ZEV5A6AaPK— Eurosport UK (@Eurosport_UK) January 9, 2022
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