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Post by Panda on Mar 31, 2009 20:36:52 GMT 1
Today's China Open results...
4th qualifying round: Joe Swail 4-5 Robert Milkins
1st round: Ali Carter 5-0 Nigel Bond Neil Robertson 5-4 Gerard Greene Ryan Day 5-2 Jamie Cope Ding Junhui 3-5 Xiao Guodong Stephen Maguire 0-5 Dave Harold John Higgins 5-4 Anthony Hamilton (Hamilton led 4-0) Peter Ebdon 5-3 Tang Jun Joe Perry 2-5 Ricky Walden
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 31, 2009 20:42:37 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Mar 31, 2009 20:46:47 GMT 1
He's in the later session. His match is due to start at 12:30.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 31, 2009 21:02:16 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 1, 2009 1:16:40 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 2, 2009 1:18:24 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Apr 2, 2009 2:13:58 GMT 1
China Open results: Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-3 Fergal O'Brien Mark Selby 5-1 Stephen Lee Stephen Hendry 5-3 Robert Milkins Mark King 5-2 Mark Williams Mark Allen 3-5 Stuart Pettman Shaun Murphy 5-1 Cao Xinlong Graeme Dott 5-3 Yu Delu Marco Fu 2-5 Tian Pengfei
2nd round draw: Dave Harold v Peter Ebdon Ricky Walden v Stephen Hendry Ali Carter v Stuart Pettman Graeme Dott v Mark Selby Shaun Murphy v Neil Robertson Mark King v Ryan Day John Higgins v Tian Pengfei Xiao Guodong v Ronnie O'Sullivan
All the 2nd round matches take place on Thursday. Ronnie is scheduled to be in the later session again.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 2, 2009 2:51:15 GMT 1
China Open results: Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-3 Fergal O'Brien Mark Selby 5-1 Stephen Lee Stephen Hendry 5-3 Robert Milkins Mark King 5-2 Mark Williams Mark Allen 3-5 Stuart Pettman Shaun Murphy 5-1 Cao Xinlong Graeme Dott 5-3 Yu Delu Marco Fu 2-5 Tian Pengfei 2nd round draw: Dave Harold v Peter Ebdon Ricky Walden v Stephen Hendry Ali Carter v Stuart Pettman Graeme Dott v Mark Selby Shaun Murphy v Neil Robertson Mark King v Ryan Day John Higgins v Tian Pengfei Xiao Guodong v Ronnie O'Sullivan All the 2nd round matches take place on Thursday. Ronnie is scheduled to be in the later session again. cheers dude after dis 1 its biggeyyyyyyyyyyy innit world champion ship he wont lets say dose ronnye loses world chamion ship coms 2nd will still be number von dont get points wins china von dose he yooo moooooooooooooo upppp dammm skippyy
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Post by Panda on Apr 3, 2009 23:43:11 GMT 1
China Open results:
2nd round: Dave Harold 3-5 Peter Ebdon Ricky Walden 3-5 Stephen Hendry Ali Carter 2-5 Stuart Pettman Graeme Dott 5-1 Mark Selby Shaun Murphy 5-1 Neil Robertson Mark King 2-5 Ryan Day John Higgins 5-2 Tian Pengfei Xiao Guodong 3-5 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Quarter-finals: Peter Ebdon 5-1 Stephen Hendry Stuart Pettman 5-2 Graeme Dott Shaun Murphy 0-5 Ryan Day John Higgins 5-4 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Semi-final draw: Peter Ebdon v Stuart Pettman Ryan Day v John Higgins
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Post by Panda on Apr 3, 2009 23:49:16 GMT 1
cheers dude after dis 1 its biggeyyyyyyyyyyy innit world champion ship he wont lets say dose ronnye loses world chamion ship coms 2nd will still be number von dont get points wins china von dose he yooo moooooooooooooo upppp dammm skippyy Yes, after this tournament it's the World Championship. The China Open is a ranking tournament so points are awarded. Ronnie will have extended his lead over Stephen Maguire to about 6700 points, thanks to Maguire's 1st round defeat. Ronnie will be guaranteed to end the season as world #1 if he reaches the quarter-finals of the World Championship. Even if he doesn't, Maguire would probably have to reach the final to overtake him, and possibly even have to win it. Ali Carter's slim chances of being #1 were ended by his 2nd round exit in China.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 4, 2009 2:51:50 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 4, 2009 2:54:54 GMT 1
cheers dude after dis 1 its biggeyyyyyyyyyyy innit world champion ship he wont lets say dose ronnye loses world chamion ship coms 2nd will still be number von dont get points wins china von dose he yooo moooooooooooooo upppp dammm skippyy Yes, after this tournament it's the World Championship. The China Open is a ranking tournament so points are awarded. Ronnie will have extended his lead over Stephen Maguire to about 6700 points, thanks to Maguire's 1st round defeat. Ronnie will be guaranteed to end the season as world #1 if he reaches the quarter-finals of the World Championship. Even if he doesn't, Maguire would probably have to reach the final to overtake him, and possibly even have to win it. Ali Carter's slim chances of being #1 were ended by his 2nd round exit in China. yayy cheers dude dat ace news bit lost bit Maguire would probably have to reach the final to overtake him, and possibly even have to win it i get bits it cheers yoooo dammmmmmmmm d skippyy mooo upppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Apr 5, 2009 18:10:08 GMT 1
China Open results...
Semi-finals: Peter Ebdon 6-1 Stuart Pettman Ryan Day 4-6 John Higgins
Final: Peter Ebdon 10-8 John Higgins
Ebdon wins his first tournament since the 2006 UK Championship.
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Post by Panda on Apr 5, 2009 20:55:42 GMT 1
Updated world rankings following the China Open:
start of season rankings in brackets players who have qualified for the World Championship are in bold
1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 49775 points 2(2) Stephen Maguire 43050 3(3) Shaun Murphy 39175 4(7) Ali Carter 38725 5(5) John Higgins 35825 6(8) Ryan Day 7(14) Marco Fu 8(4) Mark Selby 9(12) Joe Perry 10(10) Neil Robertson 11(6) Stephen Hendry 12(9) Peter Ebdon 13(22) Mark Williams 14(16) Mark Allen 15(11) Ding Junhui 16(28) Dave Harold 17(15) Mark King 18(27) Barry Hawkins 19(35) Ricky Walden 20(19) Jamie Cope 21(21) Stuart Bingham 22(20) Joe Swail 23(17) Matthew Stevens 24(29) Steve Davis 25(34) Michael Holt 26(26) Stephen Lee 27(40) Liang Wenbo 28(24) Fergal O'Brien 29(41) Judd Trump 30(31) Anthony Hamilton 31(32) Dominic Dale 32(13) Graeme Dott 33(23) Nigel Bond 34(25) Ian McCulloch 35(33) Gerard Greene 36(30) Michael Judge 37(62) Stuart Pettman 38(36) Adrian Gunnell 39(47) Mike Dunn 40(18) Ken Doherty 41(42) Marcus Campbell 42(37) Alan McManus 43(44) Rory McLeod 44(46) Jimmy Michie 45(45) Jamie Burnett 46(50) Barry Pinches 47(58) Mark Davis 48(43) David Gilbert 49(38) Andrew Higginson 50(56) Andy Hicks 51(63) Martin Gould 52(48) Tom Ford 53(51) Robert Milkins 54(59) Mark Joyce 55(39) John Parrott 56(65) Jimmy White 57(57) Paul Davies 58(52) David Roe 59(64) David Morris 60(53) Liu Song 61(49) David Gray 62(55) Ian Preece 63(-) Jin Long 64(60) Rod Lawler 65(-) Li Hang 65(-) Peter Lines 67(71) Matt Selt 68(61) Joe Delaney 69(-) Atthasit Mahitthi 70(54) Andrew Norman 71(68) Lee Spick 72(-) Matthew Couch 73(-) Stephen Craigie 74(-) Simon Bedford 75(-) Daniel Wells 76(72) Patrick Wallace 77(-) Kuldesh Johal 78(-) Vincent Muldoon 78(75) Rodney Goggins 78(76) James McBain 81(-) Andy Lee 81(-) Aditya Mehta 83(70) Scott Mackenzie 84(-) Robert Stephen 85(-) Paul Davison 86(-) Jamie Jones 87(-) Stefan Mazrocis 88(79) Liu Chuang 89(77) Supoj Saenla 90(-) Andrew Pagett 90(-) Lewis Roberts 92(-) Wayne Cooper 93(-) David Grace 94(-) Michael Georgiou 94(-) Chris McBreen 96(-) Declan Hughes
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 5, 2009 23:55:02 GMT 1
Updated world rankings following the China Open: start of season rankings in brackets players who have qualified for the World Championship are in bold1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 49775 points 2(2) Stephen Maguire 43050 3(3) Shaun Murphy 39175 4(7) Ali Carter 38725 5(5) John Higgins 35825 6(8) Ryan Day 7(14) Marco Fu 8(4) Mark Selby 9(12) Joe Perry 10(10) Neil Robertson 11(6) Stephen Hendry 12(9) Peter Ebdon 13(22) Mark Williams 14(16) Mark Allen 15(11) Ding Junhui16(28) Dave Harold 17(15) Mark King 18(27) Barry Hawkins 19(35) Ricky Walden 20(19) Jamie Cope 21(21) Stuart Bingham 22(20) Joe Swail23(17) Matthew Stevens 24(29) Steve Davis 25(34) Michael Holt 26(26) Stephen Lee 27(40) Liang Wenbo28(24) Fergal O'Brien 29(41) Judd Trump 30(31) Anthony Hamilton 31(32) Dominic Dale 32(13) Graeme Dott 33(23) Nigel Bond34(25) Ian McCulloch 35(33) Gerard Greene36(30) Michael Judge 37(62) Stuart Pettman 38(36) Adrian Gunnell 39(47) Mike Dunn 40(18) Ken Doherty 41(42) Marcus Campbell 42(37) Alan McManus 43(44) Rory McLeod44(46) Jimmy Michie 45(45) Jamie Burnett46(50) Barry Pinches 47(58) Mark Davis 48(43) David Gilbert 49(38) Andrew Higginson50(56) Andy Hicks 51(63) Martin Gould52(48) Tom Ford 53(51) Robert Milkins 54(59) Mark Joyce 55(39) John Parrott 56(65) Jimmy White 57(57) Paul Davies 58(52) David Roe 59(64) David Morris 60(53) Liu Song 61(49) David Gray 62(55) Ian Preece 63(-) Jin Long 64(60) Rod Lawler 65(-) Li Hang 65(-) Peter Lines 67(71) Matt Selt 68(61) Joe Delaney 69(-) Atthasit Mahitthi 70(54) Andrew Norman 71(68) Lee Spick 72(-) Matthew Couch 73(-) Stephen Craigie 74(-) Simon Bedford 75(-) Daniel Wells 76(72) Patrick Wallace 77(-) Kuldesh Johal 78(-) Vincent Muldoon 78(75) Rodney Goggins 78(76) James McBain 81(-) Andy Lee 81(-) Aditya Mehta 83(70) Scott Mackenzie 84(-) Robert Stephen 85(-) Paul Davison 86(-) Jamie Jones 87(-) Stefan Mazrocis 88(79) Liu Chuang 89(77) Supoj Saenla 90(-) Andrew Pagett 90(-) Lewis Roberts 92(-) Wayne Cooper 93(-) David Grace 94(-) Michael Georgiou 94(-) Chris McBreen 96(-) Declan Hughes cheers dude i still bit lost 1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 49775 points 2(2) Stephen Maguire 43050 kool by look ronnyes long way ahead but u sayd if Stephen Maguire wins world champion ship he wont go number von ore i miss get ity tar dude date it start i forget yoooooooooooooooooooo cheers mooo yoooooooooooooooooooooooo nooo diigtyyy mooooooooooooooooo upppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Apr 6, 2009 0:16:18 GMT 1
The World Championship starts on April 18th.
Ronnie's lead over Maguire is 6725 points.
Points for the World Championship are awarded as follows: Winner: 10000 points Runner-up: 8000 Semi-finals: 6400 Quarter-finals: 5000 2nd round: 3800 1st round (unseeded players): 2800 1st round (seeded players): 1400
That means as long as Ronnie wins his 1st round match, he will end the season as world #1. The only way Stephen Maguire can be #1 is if he wins the World Championship and Ronnie loses in the 1st round.
In other news, World Snooker have reportedly agreed a 4-year deal with Betfred for the sponsorship of the World Championship.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 6, 2009 0:39:35 GMT 1
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Post by Elmer on Apr 6, 2009 11:25:52 GMT 1
In other news, World Snooker have reportedly agreed a 4-year deal with Betfred for the sponsorship of the World Championship. That's great news. They've really struggled since Embassy's enforced withdrawal and they've been looking on with envy at how well Darts has been performing too.
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Post by suedehead on Apr 9, 2009 22:21:53 GMT 1
Apparently there's going to be a trial of a new short form of the game with only six reds running alongside the World Championships. Sounds awful
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Post by Panda on Apr 9, 2009 22:29:02 GMT 1
Apparently there's going to be a trial of a new short form of the game with only six reds running alongside the World Championships. Sounds awful It does sound like an example of dumbing down to "appeal to a younger audience". Apparently it will be some sort of team exhibition match with legends playing up and coming players. There was a big 6-red tournament played in Thailand last year that proved very popular over there and is taking place again. If World Snooker were to significantly expand the calendar (I wouldn't hold your breath with the current regime), it would be interesting to see if they did add an event like that.
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