The final part of my trio of ‘best of’ articles in 2012 sees me take a look at the most improved players of the year and again with so many players having impressed this year, it is not an easy call to make…
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Dec 27
The 2012 Pro Snooker Awards – Part One
While we enjoy a short break from the snooker action over the festive period, I continue my look back at 2012 by deciding the Pro Snooker Awards for a fifth successive year. Click below for part one…
Nov 20
Closing In On The Cut: December 2012
It feels like yesterday since the previous seedings revision following the International Championship earlier this month, but already the next cut-off is moving ever closer, coming after December’s UK Championship. In fact, for the majority of players on tour, this week’s UK Championship qualifiers will be their last chance to add points to their tally …
Nov 05
World Snooker Rankings 2012/13: Seedings Revision Two Round-Up
Victory for Judd Trump at yesterday’s International Championship not only confirmed that he will replace Mark Selby at the head of the world rankings today, but also marked the second mid-season seedings revision, determining the draws for the German Masters, UK Championship, Masters and Shoot Out tournaments. Click below for my usual round-up of all …
Oct 30
International Championship 2012: Down To 16
With big names including John Higgins and Mark Williams already out of the tournament, as well as two players ranked outside of the top 64 through to the last 16, the first couple of days of the International Championship have not been without incident. Click below for a summary of the results and of the …
Oct 28
International Championship 2012: Sunday Wrap
Today saw the start of the International Championship in Chengdu and already the wildcards have again made their presence felt, while top seeds Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy have moved safely into the last 16…
Oct 27
International Championship 2012: Tournament Preview
This Sunday sees the start of the 2012 International Championship in Chengdu, arguably the biggest tournament ever to be staged in China and dubbed by some as snooker’s new fourth major. As the final event before the season’s second seedings revision there is of course added importance for some players, as already detailed here, though …
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