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Six-time world champion Steve Davis reflects on his career as one of snooker's greats. Davis, 58, was a household name in the UK and elsewhere as the sport gained new popularity in the 1980s. His nerve-jangling 1985 'black ball final' defeat by Dennis Taylor finished past midnight, but was watched by a domestic television audience of more than 18 million people. Davis talks to ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Sport's Frank Keogh about his career, highs and lows, the future and what he considers his "biggest result of all-time". (Photos: Getty Images)