Paul Hunter "Plan B" Masters Comeback

Paul Hunter

In 2001, when playing his first major final at the Masters, snooker player Paul Hunter trailed 6-2 at the interval when his manager told him to use "Plan B," which Hunter later said stood for "B for bonk" and "Plan B" meant sex with his then girlfriend. He and his girlfriend went to their hotel room, and Hunter returned to reel off four centuries in six frames and win the title.

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