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We’re about halfway through the month of August, but there hasn’t been that much snooker during the recent period on the main tour. That’s set to change in the upcoming couple of weeks with a pair of new ranking events boasting monster prize funds. There has only been one completed[Read More…] The post Snooker in […]
“A number of the sportu0027s leading players are in China ahead of the seasonu0027s second ranking event. Ronnie Ou0027Sullivan, Judd Trump, Mark Selby and Ding Junhui have all been warming up for competitive action by contesting exhibition matches with the inaugural Xiu0027an Grand Prix (19-25 August) due to get underway on Monday. The winner will […]
“Stephen Hendry has praised old rival Jimmy Whiteu0027s passion for potting after the evergreen six-time world finalist booked a trip to the Wuhan Open with a 5-3 win over Dominic Dale. Hendry opted to quit the sport for a second time after struggling to record any wins, but believes there is still life in Whiteu0027s […]
“The US Womenu0027s Open is set to crown a new winner in Seattle on Sunday. With 2022 champion Jamie Hunter absent from the event, and defending champion Mink Nutcharut losing in Saturdayu0027s quarter-finals, Ng On Yee, Tessa Davisdon, Rebecca Kenna and Anupama Ramachandran are all in contention for the first prize ahead of the semi-finals.”
“The World Snooker Tour returns to China next week for the second ranking event of the season and a £177,000 first prize on the table at the inaugural Xiu0027an Grand Prix. Judd Trump is bidding to continue his impressive recent record in China following two ranking victories last season, and a dominant display in claiming […]
“Gary Wilson feels any aspiring snooker player should be inspired by Ronnie Ou0027Sullivan and Luke Littler, but not only because of their natural ability. 17-year-old Littler has claimed the Premier League title, invoking the spirit of Ou0027Sullivan, who remains the youngest ranking event winner in green baize history with his iconic 10-6 victory over Stephen […]
Ten days of snooker qualifiers at the Mattioli Arena concluded on Saturday with the remaining results recorded in Leicester. It was an important period for a lot of players, providing an opportunity to gain an early foothold in the new campaign. A total of 12 players managed to win all[Read More…] The post Snooker results: […]
“World Championship semi-finalist David Gilbert eased into the last 64 of the British Open on Saturday with a 4-0 whitewash qualifying victory over talented Welsh potter Dylan Emery at the Mattioli Arena in Leicester. There was also a 4-1 win for 2006 Crucible winner Graeme Dott over Matthew Stevens a day after the 2015 world […]
Stuart Bingham and Marco Fu were among the players who qualified for the venue stages of the British Open on Friday. Bingham squandered a 3-0 lead against He Guoqiang – last season’s Rookie of the Year – but eventually came through in a deciding frame. Fu compiled a high break[Read More…] The post Stuart Bingham […]
Neil Robertson reached the venue stages of the British Open after recording a 4-1 victory over Andrew Pagett on Thursday in Leicester. The Australian wasn’t at his free-scoring best but still had more than enough in reserve to progress from the qualifying phase at the Mattioli Arena. It has been[Read More…] The post Neil Robertson […]
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