Apr 23
Following his gruelling 10-8 victory against 2002 world champion Peter Ebdon last night, in a match that required a third session in addition to its scheduled two, Scotland’s Graeme Dott gave a typically passionate press conference, addressing the issue of slow play, toilet breaks and the role of the referees in helping to prevent the …
Apr 22
Day three at the Crucible sees three more first-round matches get underway, as the likes of Stephen Maguire, Mark Allen and Ali Carter begin their respective bids for a first world title…
Apr 21
Day Two from the Crucible as today will see the conclusion of four more first-round matches, including those involving Shaun Murphy, Barry Hawkins and Ricky Walden…
Apr 15
While the Crucible draw has today been revealed, a look back at yesterday’s action here as the final ten qualifiers were confirmed on another dramatic day at the EIS in Sheffield…
Nov 20
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 16
Trailing 2-0 and looking on as Ding potted what looked to effectively be semi-final ball, Neil Robertson’s hopes of reaching the Premier League play-offs in Grimsby looked to be lost. Remarkably however, the Australian still found a way to pull a 4-2 victory out of the fire in a thrilling conclusion to the league phase …
Nov 02
The first semi-final of the 2012 International Championship might have been a best of 17 frames encounter, but Judd Trump required just ten today to defeat Peter Ebdon 9-1 and progress to his fifth world ranking event final. As a further bonus, Judd also confirmed that he will become snooker’s new world number one when …
Nov 01
We are down to four players at the 2012 International Championship following the conclusion of today’s quarter-finals which saw Judd Trump edge closer to snooker’s top ranking, while Lu Haotian’s remarkable run came to an end…
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