Results Players Championship Quarter Final Shaun Murphy 6-5 Anthony McGill Semi Final Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-5 Judd Trump
World Seniors Quarter Final Jonathan Bagley 3-0 Gary Filtness Cao Kaisheng 3-2 Nick Spelman Patrick Wallace 3-1 Rhydian Richards Aaron Canavan 3-1 John Farrell
Ronnie game looked a cracker, i was out so missed it. Trump afterwards said he felt in control yet lost the match Ronnie could overtake Selby soon after World Champs or CO think he is like £170k behind , or maybe when Selbys WC drops off.
Ronnie game looked a cracker, i was out so missed it. Trump afterwards said he felt in control yet lost the match Ronnie could overtake Selby soon after World Champs or CO think he is like £170k behind , or maybe when Selbys WC drops off.
PS- Ronnie vs Murphy again in the final?
Where have you seen that.
Last i saw was before semi final last night and Selby is around 800k above Ronnie.
China open is now 225k for winnet but when Selby won last year it was 85k so he is only defending 85k
Should Ronnie win Players Championship and China Open he will win 125k+225k so 350k
If Selby loses in 1st round of China Open he loses 85k so based on my maths earliest Ronnie can overtake is the crucible
Ronnie game looked a cracker, i was out so missed it. Trump afterwards said he felt in control yet lost the match Ronnie could overtake Selby soon after World Champs or CO think he is like £170k behind , or maybe when Selbys WC drops off.
PS- Ronnie vs Murphy again in the final?
Where have you seen that.
Last i saw was before semi final last night and Selby is around 800k above Ronnie.
China open is now 225k for winnet but when Selby won last year it was 85k so he is only defending 85k
Should Ronnie win Players Championship and China Open he will win 125k+225k so 350k
If Selby loses in 1st round of China Open he loses 85k so based on my maths earliest Ronnie can overtake is the crucible
Snooker.org people were saying the other day on there, I think when World Championship comes off. If Ronnie wins £170k roughly more in the CO and WC. On the live comments section might take a while to find now.
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
Yeah so once world championship money comes off.
So it cant be until after then.
As it stands selby has 1.4M and ronnie has 800k
you come across so smarmy sometimes paulie, seriously i have just made a point no need to dig out.
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
Yeah so once world championship money comes off.
So it cant be until after then.
As it stands selby has 1.4M and ronnie has 800k
you come across so smarmy sometimes paulie, seriously i have just made a point no need to dig out.
Sorry i wasnt trying to.
I misread your OP i thought u said that he could have gone above him after China Open.
Saturday Results Players Championship Semi Final Shaun Murphy 6-3 Mark Williams
World Seniors Semi Final Aaron Canavan 3-2 Cao Kaisheng Patrick Wallace 3-2 John Bagley Final Patrick Wallace 3-2 Aaron Canavan
PATRICK WALLACE IS WORLD SENIORS CHAMPION
So Patrick Wallace has earned a place in next months Crucible Qualifiers.
Patrick Wallace is a name you would have heard off ex pro whose highest ranking was 34 and has 1 non ranking event 1 to his name wjen he beat Shaun Murphy 6-4 in 1998 in a UK Tour event final
Saturday Results Players Championship Semi Final Shaun Murphy 6-3 Mark Williams
World Seniors Semi Final Aaron Canavan 3-2 Cao Kaisheng Patrick Wallace 3-2 John Bagley Final Patrick Wallace 3-2 Aaron Canavan
PATRICK WALLACE IS WORLD SENIORS CHAMPION
So Patrick Wallace has earned a place in next months Crucible Qualifiers.
Patrick Wallace is a name you would have heard off ex pro whose highest ranking was 34 and has 1 non ranking event 1 to his name wjen he beat Shaun Murphy 6-4 in 1998 in a UK Tour event final
Irish isn't he? I have seen him a couple of times.
The way he is playing, Murphy is favourite tomorrow. O'Sullivan isn't on top form but is producing good matchplay snooker. Trump should have beaten him but lacked a bit of nous.
Saturday Results Players Championship Semi Final Shaun Murphy 6-3 Mark Williams
World Seniors Semi Final Aaron Canavan 3-2 Cao Kaisheng Patrick Wallace 3-2 John Bagley Final Patrick Wallace 3-2 Aaron Canavan
PATRICK WALLACE IS WORLD SENIORS CHAMPION
So Patrick Wallace has earned a place in next months Crucible Qualifiers.
Patrick Wallace is a name you would have heard off ex pro whose highest ranking was 34 and has 1 non ranking event 1 to his name wjen he beat Shaun Murphy 6-4 in 1998 in a UK Tour event final
Irish isn't he? I have seen him a couple of times.
The way he is playing, Murphy is favourite tomorrow. O'Sullivan isn't on top form but is producing good matchplay snooker. Trump should have beaten him but lacked a bit of nous.
Yeah he is irish.
Think it will be down to how Murphy is feeling tomorrow, looked abit better today and he was noticably rubbing his neck alot less
The WSF mixed event has been taking place with the 4 semi finalist getting a place at next months crucible qualifiers and the Winner earning a 2 year tour card Semi Finalists Adam Stefanow Kristjan Helgason Kacper Filipiak Luo Honghao
Ronnie's highest break in this match is something like 85 yet he's 8-4 up with it looking like it'll be 9-4 soon. His safety play has been outstanding and when he gets a chance to clean up he invariably does.
Still, I wouldn't put much money on him for the world title because I doubt his temperament will hold up if he comes under pressure in a long match. Having said that, I hope I get to eat my words.
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
Yeah so once world championship money comes off.
So it cant be until after then.
As it stands selby has 1.4M and ronnie has 800k
you come across so smarmy sometimes paulie, seriously i have just made a point no need to dig out.
Sorry i wasnt trying to.
I misread your OP i thought u said that he could have gone above him after China Open.
I apologise
Apology accepted Paulie no problem.
Get om Ronnie, still hoping he can prove you wrong for the Worlds
i watched first session as went to play pool, not sure how he was 3-1 up and defo should have been the other way round. Not on top form but still won, thats not a bad trait.
Nearly crucible time, i quite enjoy following the build up and qualifiers.
China open started in early hours of yesterday morning.
Not gonna add qualifiers or pre qualifiers just going straighy from round 1.
Mark Selby 6-4 Scott Donaldson Ben Woollaston 6-5 Lee Walker Lyu Haotian 6-4 Liam Highfield Fergel O'Brien 6-5 Stephen Maguire Mark Williams 6-1 Thepchaiya-Un Nooh Yan Bingtao 6-5 Kurt Maflin Mark Allen 6-1 Noppon Saengkham John Higgins 6-2 Martin O'Donnell Jack Lisowski 6-1 Anthony Hamilton Gary Wilson 6-4 Ali Carter Joe Perry 6-0 Chris Totten Mark King 6-5 Peter Ebdon Kyren Wilson 6-3 Andrew Higginson Xiao Guodong 6-5 Jinmy Robertson Jak Jones 6-5 Nigel Bond Zhou Yuelong 6-2 Chen Zhe Neil Robertson 6-3 Robbie Williams Sam Craigie 6-4 Martin Gould Ricky Walden 6-0 Hamza Akbar Stuart Bingham 6-5 Matthew Stevens Graeme Dott 6-2 Mark Joyce Barry Hawkins 6-3 Sam Baird Michael White 6-5 Paul Davison Cao Yupeng 6-4 Luca Brecel Duane Jones 6-5 Liang Wenbo
Last few 1st round matches currently playing Ronnie O'Sullivan v Elliot Slessor Tom Ford v Yuan Sijan Luo Honghao v Anthony McGill Dave Gilbert v Mike Dunn Chris Wakelin v Shaun Murphy Craig Steadman v Ding Junhui Mark Davis v Michael Holt
Its the funal event before the Worlds 2 massive exits have just happened in the 1st Round
Chris Wakelin 6-0 Shaun Murphy Elliot Slessor 6-2 Ronnie O'Sullivan HAHAHA>
pfft
So lets here his excuse for losing to another Numpty (in all fairness Elliot is a fantastic player and I can assure you will win events in the future, 2 quarters and a Semi this season) but Ronnie said most outside the top 32 are numpties
Its the funal event before the Worlds 2 massive exits have just happened in the 1st Round
Chris Wakelin 6-0 Shaun Murphy Elliot Slessor 6-2 Ronnie O'Sullivan HAHAHA>
pfft
So lets here his excuse for losing to another Numpty (in all fairness Elliot is a fantastic player and I can assure you will win events in the future, 2 quarters and a Semi this season) but Ronnie said most outside the top 32 are numpties
He is going to lose to anybody on the tour regardless, he doesn't use the term 'derogatory' as people expect just like us calling people dicks its disrespectful but not as bad as people make out. Still not condoning it but i enjoy his arrogance and how he plays on the felt. Just because he uses the term numpty doesn't mean he isn't going to ever lose to anyone outside top 32, like i can lose at pool or snooker to players i consider inferior or casual player. Personally i wont be calling anyone numpties but thats just how he put it
It will be a dull game when he retires, thankfully he is in the form of his life going into the Worlds, so fingers crossed.
China open started in early hours of yesterday morning.
Not gonna add qualifiers or pre qualifiers just going straighy from round 1.
Mark Selby 6-4 Scott Donaldson Ben Woollaston 6-5 Lee Walker Lyu Haotian 6-4 Liam Highfield Fergel O'Brien 6-5 Stephen Maguire Mark Williams 6-1 Thepchaiya-Un Nooh Yan Bingtao 6-5 Kurt Maflin Mark Allen 6-1 Noppon Saengkham John Higgins 6-2 Martin O'Donnell Jack Lisowski 6-1 Anthony Hamilton Gary Wilson 6-4 Ali Carter Joe Perry 6-0 Chris Totten Mark King 6-5 Peter Ebdon Kyren Wilson 6-3 Andrew Higginson Xiao Guodong 6-5 Jinmy Robertson Jak Jones 6-5 Nigel Bond Zhou Yuelong 6-2 Chen Zhe Neil Robertson 6-3 Robbie Williams Sam Craigie 6-4 Martin Gould Ricky Walden 6-0 Hamza Akbar Stuart Bingham 6-5 Matthew Stevens Graeme Dott 6-2 Mark Joyce Barry Hawkins 6-3 Sam Baird Michael White 6-5 Paul Davison Cao Yupeng 6-4 Luca Brecel Duane Jones 6-5 Liang Wenbo
Last few 1st round matches currently playing Ronnie O'Sullivan v Elliot Slessor Tom Ford v Yuan Sijan Luo Honghao v Anthony McGill Dave Gilbert v Mike Dunn Chris Wakelin v Shaun Murphy Craig Steadman v Ding Junhui Mark Davis v Michael Holt
Last few results from round 1
Elliot Slessor 6-2 Ronnie O'Sullivan Chris Wakelin 6-0 Shaun Murphy Michael Holt 6-4 Mark Davis Dave Gilbert 6-2 Mike Dunn Ding Junhui 6-4 Craig Steadman Tom Ford 6-2 Yuan Sijun Luo Honghao 6-4 Anthony McGill
The win for Luo Honghao is very good he has just been given a tour card last week after winning the WSF championship Since then he has won 3 matches in the China Open Pre qualifer against Eltahhan(130) Qualifier against Carrington(55) 1st Round against McGill (13)
Lyu Haotian 6-5 Fergal O'Brien Barry Hawkins 6-1 Michael White Jack Lisowski 6-2 John Higgins Zhou Yuelong 6-2 Jak Jones Kyren Wilson 6-4 Mark King Neil Robertson 6-5 Sam Craigie Mark Selby 6-3 Ben Woollaston Stuart Bingham 6-5 Ricky Walden Cao Yupeng 6-2 Dave Gilbert Graeme Dott 6-2 Chris Wakelin Tom Ford 6-4 Elliot Slessor Ding Junhui 6-2 Xiao Guodong Mark Williams 6-1 Michael Holt Luo Honghao 6-5 Duane Jones Gary Wilson 6-4 Joe Perry Mark Allen 6-4 Yan Bingtao
So round 2 saw tbe end for Higgins and Perry Another win for Honghao 4 out of 4 since earning his tour card.
Tom Ford 6-2 Luo Honghao Jack Lisowski 6-2 Gary Wilson Mark Selby 6-1 Lyu Haotian Neil Robertson 6-1 Zhou Yuelong Stuart Bingham 6-2 Graeme Dott Barry Hawkins 6-5 Cao Yupeng Mark Williams 6-5 Mark Allen Kyren Wilson 6-5 Ding Junhui
No real shocks today only non odds on to win was Kyren Wilson but that was hard to call anyway.
Mark Allen missed match ball red before Williams cleared up in the decider and could end up outside the top 16 if Ford or Lisowski win the tournement which would mean having to Qualify for the crucible.
Mark Selby picking up some decent wins and great performances, win this tournement and IMO he is back in with a chance in Sheffield
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Players Championship
Quarter Final
Shaun Murphy 6-5 Anthony McGill
Semi Final
Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-5 Judd Trump
World Seniors
Quarter Final
Jonathan Bagley 3-0 Gary Filtness
Cao Kaisheng 3-2 Nick Spelman
Patrick Wallace 3-1 Rhydian Richards
Aaron Canavan 3-1 John Farrell
Players Championship
Semi Final
Mark Williams v Shaun Murphy
World Seniors
Semi Final
Jonathan Bagley v Patrick Wallace
Cao Kaisheng v Aaron Canavan
The World Seniors final will also be tomorrow
PS- Ronnie vs Murphy again in the final?
Last i saw was before semi final last night and Selby is around 800k above Ronnie.
China open is now 225k for winnet but when Selby won last year it was 85k so he is only defending 85k
Should Ronnie win Players Championship and China Open he will win 125k+225k so 350k
If Selby loses in 1st round of China Open he loses 85k so based on my maths earliest Ronnie can overtake is the crucible
If Ronnie wins this tournament and that is a BIG IF (don't count your chickens) then he just needs to score 187,000 more points than Selby in the two remaining tournaments (CO and WC) to be world number 1.
So it cant be until after then.
As it stands selby has 1.4M and ronnie has 800k
I misread your OP i thought u said that he could have gone above him after China Open.
I apologise
Players Championship
Semi Final
Shaun Murphy 6-3 Mark Williams
World Seniors
Semi Final
Aaron Canavan 3-2 Cao Kaisheng
Patrick Wallace 3-2 John Bagley
Final
Patrick Wallace 3-2 Aaron Canavan
PATRICK WALLACE IS WORLD SENIORS CHAMPION
So Patrick Wallace has earned a place in next months Crucible Qualifiers.
Patrick Wallace is a name you would have heard off ex pro whose highest ranking was 34 and has 1 non ranking event 1 to his name wjen he beat Shaun Murphy 6-4 in 1998 in a UK Tour event final
The way he is playing, Murphy is favourite tomorrow. O'Sullivan isn't on top form but is producing good matchplay snooker. Trump should have beaten him but lacked a bit of nous.
Think it will be down to how Murphy is feeling tomorrow, looked abit better today and he was noticably rubbing his neck alot less
Semi Finalists
Adam Stefanow
Kristjan Helgason
Kacper Filipiak
Luo Honghao
Winner and now tour card holder
Luo Honghao
Ronnie's highest break in this match is something like 85 yet he's 8-4 up with it looking like it'll be 9-4 soon. His safety play has been outstanding and when he gets a chance to clean up he invariably does.
Still, I wouldn't put much money on him for the world title because I doubt his temperament will hold up if he comes under pressure in a long match. Having said that, I hope I get to eat my words.
4 frames Murphy had a lead in missed a ball and Ronnie cleared up and thats what cost him.
The big one was at 3-2 dowm had a good chance for 3-3 half hour latet it was 6-3.
Ronnie has now won his 5th event of the season equalling the record set by Stephen Hendry, Ding Junhui and Mark Selby
Get om Ronnie, still hoping he can prove you wrong for the Worlds
i watched first session as went to play pool, not sure how he was 3-1 up and defo should have been the other way round. Not on top form but still won, thats not a bad trait.
Nearly crucible time, i quite enjoy following the build up and qualifiers.
Not gonna add qualifiers or pre qualifiers just going straighy from round 1.
Mark Selby 6-4 Scott Donaldson
Ben Woollaston 6-5 Lee Walker
Lyu Haotian 6-4 Liam Highfield
Fergel O'Brien 6-5 Stephen Maguire
Mark Williams 6-1 Thepchaiya-Un Nooh
Yan Bingtao 6-5 Kurt Maflin
Mark Allen 6-1 Noppon Saengkham
John Higgins 6-2 Martin O'Donnell
Jack Lisowski 6-1 Anthony Hamilton
Gary Wilson 6-4 Ali Carter
Joe Perry 6-0 Chris Totten
Mark King 6-5 Peter Ebdon
Kyren Wilson 6-3 Andrew Higginson
Xiao Guodong 6-5 Jinmy Robertson
Jak Jones 6-5 Nigel Bond
Zhou Yuelong 6-2 Chen Zhe
Neil Robertson 6-3 Robbie Williams
Sam Craigie 6-4 Martin Gould
Ricky Walden 6-0 Hamza Akbar
Stuart Bingham 6-5 Matthew Stevens
Graeme Dott 6-2 Mark Joyce
Barry Hawkins 6-3 Sam Baird
Michael White 6-5 Paul Davison
Cao Yupeng 6-4 Luca Brecel
Duane Jones 6-5 Liang Wenbo
Last few 1st round matches currently playing
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Elliot Slessor
Tom Ford v Yuan Sijan
Luo Honghao v Anthony McGill
Dave Gilbert v Mike Dunn
Chris Wakelin v Shaun Murphy
Craig Steadman v Ding Junhui
Mark Davis v Michael Holt
He earns 35k and has 3 more than Hendry
This after earlier on Selby had made a 141 of 16 reds so had a possible 155
2 massive exits have just happened in the 1st Round
Chris Wakelin 6-0 Shaun Murphy
Elliot Slessor 6-2 Ronnie O'Sullivan HAHAHA
Elliot Slessor 6-2 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Chris Wakelin 6-0 Shaun Murphy
Michael Holt 6-4 Mark Davis
Dave Gilbert 6-2 Mike Dunn
Ding Junhui 6-4 Craig Steadman
Tom Ford 6-2 Yuan Sijun
Luo Honghao 6-4 Anthony McGill
Since then he has won 3 matches in the China Open
Pre qualifer against Eltahhan(130)
Qualifier against Carrington(55)
1st Round against McGill (13)
Its the 4th professional 147 of Binghams career
Its the 138th professional 147 and 7th this season.
Bingham will now take half of Ronnies 42k
35k for rolling 147+7k for high break.
Lyu Haotian 6-5 Fergal O'Brien
Barry Hawkins 6-1 Michael White
Jack Lisowski 6-2 John Higgins
Zhou Yuelong 6-2 Jak Jones
Kyren Wilson 6-4 Mark King
Neil Robertson 6-5 Sam Craigie
Mark Selby 6-3 Ben Woollaston
Stuart Bingham 6-5 Ricky Walden
Cao Yupeng 6-2 Dave Gilbert
Graeme Dott 6-2 Chris Wakelin
Tom Ford 6-4 Elliot Slessor
Ding Junhui 6-2 Xiao Guodong
Mark Williams 6-1 Michael Holt
Luo Honghao 6-5 Duane Jones
Gary Wilson 6-4 Joe Perry
Mark Allen 6-4 Yan Bingtao
So round 2 saw tbe end for Higgins and Perry
Another win for Honghao 4 out of 4 since earning his tour card.
Tom Ford 6-2 Luo Honghao
Jack Lisowski 6-2 Gary Wilson
Mark Selby 6-1 Lyu Haotian
Neil Robertson 6-1 Zhou Yuelong
Stuart Bingham 6-2 Graeme Dott
Barry Hawkins 6-5 Cao Yupeng
Mark Williams 6-5 Mark Allen
Kyren Wilson 6-5 Ding Junhui
No real shocks today only non odds on to win was Kyren Wilson but that was hard to call anyway.
Mark Allen missed match ball red before Williams cleared up in the decider and could end up outside the top 16 if Ford or Lisowski win the tournement which would mean having to Qualify for the crucible.
Mark Selby picking up some decent wins and great performances, win this tournement and IMO he is back in with a chance in Sheffield
Barry Hawkins(8) v Tom Ford(37)
Jack Lisowski(33) v Kyren Wilson(10)
Mark Selby(1) v Mark Williams(6)
Neil Robertson(12) v Stuart Bingham(15)