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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 25, 2009 1:35:29 GMT 1
Ali Carter has beaten Joe Swail 9-5 to win the Welsh Open, his first ranking tournament victory. And he did it by winning 7 frames in a row after Swail had led 5-2. Provisional world rankings after the Welsh Open: (start of season rankings in brackets) 1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 47275 points 2(2) Stephen Maguire 42350 3(7) Ali Carter 36825 4(3) Shaun Murphy 36675 5(14) Marco Fu 32850 6(8) Ryan Day 7(5) John Higgins 8(4) Mark Selby 9(12) Joe Perry 10(10) Neil Robertson 11(16) Mark Allen 12(6) Stephen Hendry 13(11) Ding Junhui 14(22) Mark Williams 15(27) Barry Hawkins 16(28) Dave Harold 17(9) Peter Ebdon 18(15) Mark King 19(21) Stuart Bingham 20(20) Joe Swail 21(19) Jamie Cope 22(17) Matthew Stevens 23(35) Ricky Walden 24(29) Steve Davis 25(40) Liang Wenbo 26(34) Michael Holt 27(26) Stephen Lee 28(32) Dominic Dale 29(24) Fergal O'Brien 30(41) Judd Trump 31(31) Anthony Hamilton 32(25) Ian McCulloch 33(30) Michael Judge 34(23) Nigel Bond 35(33) Gerard Greene 36(13) Graeme Dott 37(36) Adrian Gunnell 38(18) Ken Doherty 39(42) Marcus Campbell 40(47) Mike Dunn 41(37) Alan McManus 42(44) Rory McLeod 43(50) Barry Pinches 44(58) Mark Davis 45(43) David Gilbert 46(46) Jimmy Michie 47(45) Jamie Burnett 48(62) Stuart Pettman 49(38) Andrew Higginson 50(48) Tom Ford 51(56) Andy Hicks 52(59) Mark Joyce 53(63) Martin Gould 54(39) John Parrott 55(65) Jimmy White 56(51) Robert Milkins 57(57) Paul Davies 58(52) David Roe 59(64) David Morris 60(63) Liu Song 61(55) Ian Preece 62(70) Matt Selt 63(61) Joe Delaney 64(-) Li Hang 65(-) Peter Lines 66(49) David Gray 67(-) Jin Long 68(-) Atthasit Mahitthi 69(60) Rod Lawler 70(54) Andrew Norman 71(68) Lee Spick 72(-) Matthew Couch 73(-) Vincent Muldoon 73(75) Rodney Goggins 75(-) Stephen Craigie 76(-) Simon Bedford 77(-) Daniel Wells 78(-) Paul Davison 79(-) Kuldesh Johal 79(-) Jamie Jones 81(72) Patrick Wallace 82(-) Stefan Mazrocis 83(80) Liu Chuang 84(-) Andy Lee 85(-) Aditya Mehta 86(77) Supoj Saenla 87(76) James McBain 88(70) Scott MacKenzie 89(-) Robert Stephen 90(-) Wayne Cooper 90(-) Andrew Pagett 90(-) Lewis Roberts 93(-) David Grace 94(-) Michael Georgiou 94(-) Chris McBreen 96(-) Declan Hughes The next tournament is the China Open, starting on March 30th but before that, qualifying for the World Championship starts on Wednesday, continuing until March 10th. cheers dude is dat lot of points byween ronnye 2 dude carter number 3 won game just on over week grrrrrrr if is mooo ligersss mooo yooo noooooooooooo diiggtyy upppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Feb 26, 2009 23:14:46 GMT 1
World Championship qualifying has started this week.
1st preliminary round: Del Smith bt Adam Osbourne (Osbourne withdrew) Phil Seaton 5-2 Phil Minchin Ali Bassiri 1-5 Tony Knowles Billy Kelly 1-5 David Singh Neil Selman 5-3 Paul Cavney Barry Stark 5-3 Les Dodd Stephen Ormerod 5-0 Christopher Flight
2nd preliminary round: Colin Mitchell 5-1 David Singh Neil Selman 5-1 Barry Stark Stephen Ormerod 1-5 Del Smith Tony Knowles 5-2 Phil Seaton
1st qualifying round: Chris McBreen 10-8 Del Smith Stefan Mazrocis 9-10 Tony Knowles Li Hang 10-2 Colin Mitchell Neil Selman bt Declan Hughes (Hughes withdrew)
2nd qualifying round: Matthew Couch v Michael Georgiou Lee Spick v Stephen Craigie Jimmy White v Vincent Muldoon Daniel Wells v Li Hang Supoj Saenla v Liu Chuang Scott MacKenzie v Wayne Cooper Patrick Wallace v Neil Selman Matt Selt v Robert Stephen James McBain v Chris McBreen Simon Bedford v David Grace Jamie Jones v Atthasit Mahitthi Lewis Roberts v Aditya Mehta Kuldesh Johal v Jin Long Peter Lines v Andy Lee Paul Davison v Andrew Pagett Rodney Goggins v Tony Knowles
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Post by Paddy on Feb 26, 2009 23:17:26 GMT 1
Go whirlwind
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Post by Panda on Feb 26, 2009 23:20:35 GMT 1
How great would it have been if Jimmy and Tony Knowles had been drawn against each other?
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Post by Paddy on Feb 26, 2009 23:39:30 GMT 1
Whats happened to JP? He is a place above whirlwind in table but not in prelim champs for world champs .
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 26, 2009 23:44:40 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Feb 26, 2009 23:50:38 GMT 1
Whats happened to JP? He is a place above whirlwind in table but not in prelim champs for world champs . Parrott will join the competition in the 4th qualifying round (of 5). The only rankings that determine qualifiers and who starts in which round are those at the end of the season, after the World Championship. Parrott was 39, White was 65, hence the difference. The provisional rankings are only an indication of how things will look.
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Post by Panda on Feb 26, 2009 23:51:37 GMT 1
As world champion, Ronnie qualifies automatically for the World Championship, along with the rest of the top 16. Sadly, the qualifying matches aren't on TV... Tony Knowles was a famous player during the 1980s. He reached the semi-finals of the World Championship 3 times and beat Steve Davis (who was defending champion at the time) 10-1 in the 1st round one year. He was once ranked as high as #2 in the world. Although he's no longer on the Main Tour, he remains a member of the WPBSA, which allows him to enter the World Championship, along with the other 14 players involved in the preliminary section.
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Post by Paddy on Feb 26, 2009 23:55:57 GMT 1
Whats happened to JP? He is a place above whirlwind in table but not in prelim champs for world champs . Parrott will join the competition in the 4th qualifying round (of 5). The only rankings that determine qualifiers and who starts in which round are those at the end of the season, after the World Championship. Parrott was 39, White was 65, hence the difference. The provisional rankings are only an indication of how things will look. Ah, I always wondered how they did prelim champs. Whens Steve Davis join in the fun?
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Post by Panda on Feb 27, 2009 1:00:15 GMT 1
Parrott will join the competition in the 4th qualifying round (of 5). The only rankings that determine qualifiers and who starts in which round are those at the end of the season, after the World Championship. Parrott was 39, White was 65, hence the difference. The provisional rankings are only an indication of how things will look. Ah, I always wondered how they did prelim champs. Whens Steve Davis join in the fun? Davis comes in at the final qualifying round. Here's the full list: starting at the 3rd qualifying round: Andrew Norman Barry Pinches Andy Hicks Ian Preece Liu Song Joe Delaney Mark Joyce Rod Lawler David Morris David Roe Robert Milkins Paul Davies David Gray Mark Davis Stuart Pettman Martin Gould starting at the 4th qualifying round: John Parrott Adrian Gunnell Rory McLeod Marcus Campbell Gerard Greene Judd Trump Tom Ford Ricky Walden Liang Wenbo Jamie Burnett Andrew Higginson Jimmy Michie Mike Dunn Michael Holt Alan McManus David Gilbert starting at the final qualifying round: Joe Swail Steve Davis Ian McCulloch Barry Hawkins Ken Doherty Stephen Lee Mark Williams Anthony Hamilton Dave Harold Fergal O'Brien Michael Judge Jamie Cope Nigel Bond Dominic Dale Stuart Bingham Matthew Stevens Jimmy White will have to beat Vincent Muldoon, Andy Hicks, Rory McLeod and Ian McCulloch to qualify for the Crucible. John Parrott will have to face Joe Swail if he reaches the final qualifying round. Steve Davis is likely to face either Adrian Gunnell or Barry Pinches.
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Post by Elmer on Feb 27, 2009 11:14:37 GMT 1
You can follow all this on worldsnooker.com which is a good website. I really hope Tony Knowles makes it through but the young players are so good that people in 16-32 would have been easily in the top 16 a few years ago.
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Post by Panda on Feb 28, 2009 0:57:26 GMT 1
Friday's qualifying results: Matthew Couch 10-8 Michael Georgiou Lee Spick 10-5 Stephen Craigie Jimmy White 10-8 Vincent Muldoon Daniel Wells 10-9 Li Hang Supoj Saenla 10-5 Liu Chuang Scott MacKenzie 9-10 Wayne Cooper
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Post by Panda on Mar 1, 2009 13:39:48 GMT 1
Saturday's qualifying results: Paul Davison 5-10 Andrew Pagett Lewis Roberts 10-8 Aditya Mehta Kuldesh Johal 8-10 Jin Long Peter Lines 10-8 Andy Lee Rodney Goggins 10-4 Tony Knowles Jamie Jones 10-9 Atthasit Mahitthi Patrick Wallace 10-2 Neil Selman Matt Selt 10-3 Robert Stephen Simon Bedford 10-6 David Grace James McBain 10-2 Chris McBreen
3rd qualifying round: Andrew Norman v Matthew Couch Barry Pinches v Lee Spick Andy Hicks v Jimmy White Ian Preece v Daniel Wells Liu Song v Supoj Saenla Joe Delaney v Wayne Cooper Mark Joyce v Patrick Wallace Rod Lawler v Matt Selt David Morris v James McBain David Roe v Simon Bedford Robert Milkins v Jamie Jones Paul Davies v Lewis Roberts David Gray v Jin Long Mark Davis v Peter Lines Stuart Pettman v Andrew Pagett Martin Gould v Rodney Goggins
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Post by Panda on Mar 2, 2009 10:00:23 GMT 1
Sunday's results: Andrew Norman 4-10 Matthew Couch Barry Pinches 5-10 Lee Spick Andy Hicks 10-8 Jimmy White Ian Preece 9-10 Daniel Wells Liu Song 10-9 Supoj Saenla Joe Delaney 10-8 Wayne Cooper
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Post by Panda on Mar 3, 2009 13:36:23 GMT 1
Monday's results: David Roe 7-10 Simon Bedford Mark Joyce 6-10 Patrick Wallace Rod Lawler 10-4 Matt Selt Stuart Pettman 10-3 Andrew Pagett Martin Gould 10-7 Rodney Goggins David Morris 10-3 James McBain Robert Milkins 7-10 Jamie Jones David Gray 8-10 Jin Long Paul Davies 10-7 Lewis Roberts Mark Davis 10-6 Peter Lines
4th qualifying round: John Parrott v Matthew Couch Adrian Gunnell v Lee Spick Rory McLeod v Andy Hicks Marcus Campbell v Daniel Wells Gerard Greene v Liu Song Judd Trump v Joe Delaney Tom Ford v Patrick Wallace Ricky Walden v Rod Lawler Liang Wenbo v David Morris Jamie Burnett v Simon Bedford Andrew Higginson v Jamie Jones Jimmy Michie v Paul Davies Mike Dunn v Jin Long Michael Holt v Mark Davis Alan McManus v Stuart Pettman David Gilbert v Martin Gould
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Post by Panda on Mar 4, 2009 14:57:30 GMT 1
Tuesday's results: Rory McLeod 10-8 Andy Hicks Ricky Walden 10-1 Rod Lawler Tom Ford 10-8 Patrick Wallace Gerard Greene 10-6 Liu Song Judd Trump 10-1 Joe Delaney Marcus Campbell 9-10 Daniel Wells
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Post by Panda on Mar 6, 2009 16:24:58 GMT 1
Results from Wednesday and Thursday: Andrew Higginson 10-8 Jamie Jones Jimmy Michie 6-10 Paul Davies Mike Dunn 10-7 Jin Long Liang Wenbo 10-8 David Morris Jamie Burnett 10-8 Simon Bedford Michael Holt 10-9 Mark Davis John Parrott 3-10 Matthew Couch Adrian Gunnell 2-10 Lee Spick Alan McManus 10-8 Stuart Pettman David Gilbert 8-10 Martin Gould
Final qualifying round: (starts on Sunday) Joe Swail v Matthew Couch Steve Davis v Lee Spick Ian McCulloch v Rory McLeod Barry Hawkins v Daniel Wells Ken Doherty v Gerard Greene Stephen Lee v Judd Trump Mark Williams v Tom Ford Anthony Hamilton v Ricky Walden Dave Harold v Liang Wenbo Fergal O'Brien v Jamie Burnett Michael Judge v Andrew Higginson Jamie Cope v Paul Davies Nigel Bond v Mike Dunn Dominic Dale v Michael Holt Stuart Bingham v Alan McManus Matthew Stevens v Martin Gould
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 7, 2009 3:23:34 GMT 1
Results from Wednesday and Thursday: Andrew Higginson 10-8 Jamie Jones Jimmy Michie 6-10 Paul Davies Mike Dunn 10-7 Jin Long Liang Wenbo 10-8 David Morris Jamie Burnett 10-8 Simon Bedford Michael Holt 10-9 Mark Davis John Parrott 3-10 Matthew Couch Adrian Gunnell 2-10 Lee Spick Alan McManus 10-8 Stuart Pettman David Gilbert 8-10 Martin Gould Final qualifying round: (starts on Sunday) Joe Swail v Matthew Couch Steve Davis v Lee Spick Ian McCulloch v Rory McLeod Barry Hawkins v Daniel Wells Ken Doherty v Gerard Greene Stephen Lee v Judd Trump Mark Williams v Tom Ford Anthony Hamilton v Ricky Walden Dave Harold v Liang Wenbo Fergal O'Brien v Jamie Burnett Michael Judge v Andrew Higginson Jamie Cope v Paul Davies Nigel Bond v Mike Dunn Dominic Dale v Michael Holt Stuart Bingham v Alan McManus Matthew Stevens v Martin Gould dude ven next snooker on tv sky mo ligers mkooo yooooooooooooooooooo nooo diiggtyyy uppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Mar 8, 2009 21:17:44 GMT 1
Results from Wednesday and Thursday: Andrew Higginson 10-8 Jamie Jones Jimmy Michie 6-10 Paul Davies Mike Dunn 10-7 Jin Long Liang Wenbo 10-8 David Morris Jamie Burnett 10-8 Simon Bedford Michael Holt 10-9 Mark Davis John Parrott 3-10 Matthew Couch Adrian Gunnell 2-10 Lee Spick Alan McManus 10-8 Stuart Pettman David Gilbert 8-10 Martin Gould Final qualifying round: (starts on Sunday) Joe Swail v Matthew Couch Steve Davis v Lee Spick Ian McCulloch v Rory McLeod Barry Hawkins v Daniel Wells Ken Doherty v Gerard Greene Stephen Lee v Judd Trump Mark Williams v Tom Ford Anthony Hamilton v Ricky Walden Dave Harold v Liang Wenbo Fergal O'Brien v Jamie Burnett Michael Judge v Andrew Higginson Jamie Cope v Paul Davies Nigel Bond v Mike Dunn Dominic Dale v Michael Holt Stuart Bingham v Alan McManus Matthew Stevens v Martin Gould dude ven next snooker on tv sky mo ligers mkooo yooooooooooooooooooo nooo diiggtyyy uppppppppppppppppppppppp The China Open will be on Eurosport at the end of the month. Today's results from the final qualifying round of the World Championship: Jamie Cope 10-5 Paul Davies Stuart Bingham 10-6 Alan McManus Nigel Bond 10-7 Mike Dunn Matthew Stevens 4-10 Martin Gould Michael Judge 4-10 Andrew Higginson Dominic Dale 7-10 Michael Holt
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 8, 2009 22:52:17 GMT 1
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