Jun 15
Congratulations to world number 24 Joe Perry, who has today defeated Mark Selby 4-1 to claim the AT1 event in Yixing China ahead of next week’s Wuxi Classic. His first professional title since the 2008 Championship League, the win sees Joe take the top prize of £10,000, as well as all but assuring him of …
Apr 24
Day five at the Crucible and Judd Trump has wasted little time in booking his place in the last 16, claiming the four frames that he needed this morning against Dominic Dale to progress…
Mar 31
It has been a long time in coming, but Neil Robertson today captured his seventh career ranking event title in Beijing, defeating Mark Selby 10-6 to win the 2013 China Open. Earning him the top prize of £85,000, together with 7,000 ranking points, the result will no doubt come as a big relief to the …
Mar 30
The final of the 2013 China Open will be contested between Mark Selby and Neil Robertson, after the two came through against Shaun Murphy and Stephen Maguire respectively in today’s semi-finals. Click below for a look ahead to the final, as well as the daily update as to how those results will affect the drawsheet …
Mar 29
Good Friday today saw the conclusion of the quarter-finals of the China Open as four of the world’s top five ranked players on the latest projected seedings list advanced to the semi-finals in Beijing. Click below for a round-up of all of the action, as well as the latest updated provisional drawsheet for the 2013 …
Mar 20
So this is it, just one more event to go before the seedings for the 2013 World Championship are finalised and following the PTC Grand Finals in Galway last week, the position is now somewhat clearer, though much can still change. Click below for a summary of who has to do what in Beijing, as …
Feb 13
The last 16 line-up is now taking shape at the Welsh Open and the big story today is that Mark Selby’s surprise whitewash at the hands of Joe Perry, combined with a comeback victory for Judd Trump, means that the latter will return to the top of the world rankings after this event. Click below …
Jan 22
Whilst writing my Masters preview just over a week ago, I described the world’s current top four of Mark Selby, Judd Trump, John Higgins and Neil Robertson as being as close to a ‘big four’ as snooker has seen since that which we saw towards the end of the 1990′s, a comment which sparked a …
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