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Post by Panda on Oct 15, 2008 9:15:01 GMT 1
Yesterday's results: Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-2 Liang Wenbo Ali Carter 5-4 Dave Harold Shaun Murphy 3-5 Adrian Gunnell Mark King 3-5 John Parrott
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Post by Panda on Oct 16, 2008 23:13:44 GMT 1
2nd round results: Jamie Cope 5-4 Peter Ebdon Adrian Gunnell 4-5 Steve Davis John Higgins 5-2 Stephen Hendry Mark Selby 4-5 Ryan Day Judd Trump 5-2 Joe Perry John Parrott 0-5 Ali Carter Ding Junhui 5-2 Michael Holt Marco Fu 1-5 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Quarter-final draw: Judd Trump v Ronnie O'Sullivan Ding Junhui v John Higgins Ryan Day v Jamie Cope Steve Davis v Ali Carter
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 17, 2008 19:30:21 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 17, 2008 20:19:29 GMT 1
I didn't see the whole game this afternoon. I let MrsH turn over when Ronnie went 3-2 up as it looked like a foregone conclusion.
As Simon says, the best can't win all the time. It's been interesting to hear Ronnie speak during the tournament. He hasn't been happy with his own form (though he rarely is) and he put his results this season down to "people playing rubbish" against him.
Ali Carter is also through after seeing off Steve Davis 5-3.
Semi-final draw: Ryan Day/Jamie Cope v Ali Carter John Higgins/Ding Junhui v Judd Trump
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 18, 2008 2:37:40 GMT 1
I didn't see the whole game this afternoon. I let MrsH turn over when Ronnie went 3-2 up as it looked like a foregone conclusion. As Simon says, the best can't win all the time. It's been interesting to hear Ronnie speak during the tournament. He hasn't been happy with his own form (though he rarely is) and he put his results this season down to "people playing rubbish" against him. Ali Carter is also through after seeing off Steve Davis 5-3. Semi-final draw: Ryan Day/Jamie Cope v Ali Carter John Higgins/Ding Junhui v Judd Trump chers dude i might watch bit Ding Junhui v Judd Trump see trump lose but u do think trump nos he only won curse ronnye succked damm skippyy yooo uppppppppp moooo
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Post by Tom on Oct 19, 2008 11:24:00 GMT 1
I didn't see the whole game this afternoon. I let MrsH turn over when Ronnie went 3-2 up as it looked like a foregone conclusion. As Simon says, the best can't win all the time. It's been interesting to hear Ronnie speak during the tournament. He hasn't been happy with his own form (though he rarely is) and he put his results this season down to "people playing rubbish" against him. Ali Carter is also through after seeing off Steve Davis 5-3. Semi-final draw: Ryan Day/Jamie Cope v Ali Carter John Higgins/Ding Junhui v Judd Trump I saw bits of the Ronnie-Trump match on Friday. Tbh i thought he was a bit harsh on himself of his form going into the match, but then i guess that comes from being a perfectionist. He certainly beat Marco Fu more comfortably than i expected. But i agree with Simon, expected him to win convincingly and i can't remember the last time Ronnie played as poorly as that. In the last 2 frames neither player really deserved to win. You can understand the occasion getting to Judd, but not really Ronnie who's been in far bigger matches in his career. That said, i switched on for Judd's semi against Higgins yesterday when he was 4-1 down and was much more impressed. It was a great effort to pull himself back into contention. He's certainly one to watch, think i vaguely remember seeing him mentioned in this thread at some point, which wouldnt be a surprise if he's been a pro for 3 years. As for the final today i expect Higgins to win but it could be close, although i havent seen any of Ryan Day's matches for myself.
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Post by Panda on Oct 20, 2008 15:21:03 GMT 1
John Higgins held off a fightback from Ryan Day to win the Grand Prix title. Higgins had led 7-2 before Day fought back, with Higgins eventually winning 9-7.
World rankings to come shortly...
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Post by Panda on Oct 20, 2008 15:43:36 GMT 1
Updated provisional world rankings following the Grand Prix:
(start of season rankings in brackets)
1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 2(2) Stephen Maguire 3(8) Ryan Day 4(4) Mark Selby 5(7) Ali Carter 6(5) John Higgins 7(3) Shaun Murphy 8(12) Joe Perry 9(14) Marco Fu 10(6) Stephen Hendry 11(11) Ding Junhui 12(22) Mark Williams 13(28) Dave Harold 14(19) Jamie Cope 15(16) Mark Allen 16(9) Peter Ebdon 17(27) Barry Hawkins 18(35) Ricky Walden 19(21) Stuart Bingham 20(15) Mark King 21(10) Neil Robertson 22(29) Steve Davis 23(40) Liang Wenbo 24(24) Fergal O'Brien 25(23) Nigel Bond 26(20) Joe Swail 27(25) Ian McCulloch 28(41) Judd Trump 29(32) Dominic Dale 30(34) Michael Holt 31(36) Adrian Gunnell 32(31) Anthony Hamilton 33(17) Matthew Stevens 34(33) Gerard Greene 35(26) Stephen Lee 36(30) Michael Judge 37(37) Alan McManus 38(18) Ken Doherty 39(47) Mike Dunn 40(43) David Gilbert 41(42) Marcus Campbell 42(44) Rory McLeod 43(48) Tom Ford 44(50) Barry Pinches 45(13) Graeme Dott 46(59) Mark Joyce 47(39) John Parrott 48(58) Mark Davis 49(46) Jimmy Michie 50(38) Andrew Higginson 51(62) Stuart Pettman 52(53) Liu Song 53(45) Jamie Burnett 54(52) David Roe 55(65) Jimmy White 56(56) Andy Hicks 57(55) Ian Preece 58(49) David Gray 59(57) Paul Davies 60(54) Andrew Norman 61(-) Simon Bedford 62(63) Martin Gould 63(70) Matt Selt 64(64) David Morris 64(-) Li Hang 66(-) Peter Lines 66(-) Jin Long 66(60) Rod Lawler 69(-) Andy Lee 69(-) Atthasit Mahitthi 71(51) Robert Milkins 72(76) James McBain 73(68) Lee Spick 74(-) Vincent Muldoon 75(-) Stephen Craigie 76(61) Joe Delaney 77(-) Matthew Couch 78(-) Kuldesh Johal 78(-) Daniel Wells 80(77) Supoj Saenla 80(-) David Grace 80(-) Aditya Mehta 83(-) Robert Stephen 84(70) Scott Mackenzie 85(72) Patrick Wallace 86(-) Stefan Mazrocis 87(75) Rodney Goggins 88(-) Wayne Cooper 88(-) Paul Davison 88(-) Jamie Jones 88(-) Andrew Pagett 92(80) Liu Chuang 93(-) Michael Georgiou 93(-) Declan Hughes 93(-) Chris McBreen 93(-) Lewis Roberts
Qualfying for the Bahrain Championship starts next Monday with the tournament itself starting on the 8th of November. The top 16 in the world rankings (last season's) qualify automatically. However, as the tournament clashes with one of the Premier League dates, Mark Selby, John Higgins and Ding Junhui have not entered. That means Matthew Stevens, Ken Doherty and Jamie Cope will qualify automatically. The other player involved in the Premier League clash is Steve Davis but he will play in the Bahrain qualifiers so he will at least pick up some ranking points, even if he is likely to withdraw from the tournament if he qualifies.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 20, 2008 19:59:15 GMT 1
I didn't see the whole game this afternoon. I let MrsH turn over when Ronnie went 3-2 up as it looked like a foregone conclusion. As Simon says, the best can't win all the time. It's been interesting to hear Ronnie speak during the tournament. He hasn't been happy with his own form (though he rarely is) and he put his results this season down to "people playing rubbish" against him. Ali Carter is also through after seeing off Steve Davis 5-3. Semi-final draw: Ryan Day/Jamie Cope v Ali Carter John Higgins/Ding Junhui v Judd Trump I saw bits of the Ronnie-Trump match on Friday. Tbh i thought he was a bit harsh on himself of his form going into the match, but then i guess that comes from being a perfectionist. He certainly beat Marco Fu more comfortably than i expected. But i agree with Simon, expected him to win convincingly and i can't remember the last time Ronnie played as poorly as that. In the last 2 frames neither player really deserved to win. You can understand the occasion getting to Judd, but not really Ronnie who's been in far bigger matches in his career. That said, i switched on for Judd's semi against Higgins yesterday when he was 4-1 down and was much more impressed. It was a great effort to pull himself back into contention. He's certainly one to watch, think i vaguely remember seeing him mentioned in this thread at some point, which wouldnt be a surprise if he's been a pro for 3 years. As for the final today i expect Higgins to win but it could be close, although i havent seen any of Ryan Day's matches for myself. yayyy cheers dude all good snooker on sky 1 thursday think yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy nooo diggtyy mooo uppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 23, 2008 21:22:19 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 24, 2008 14:36:36 GMT 1
The next event in John Higgins' World Series takes place this weekend in Poland and is on Eurosport.
Steve Davis, Ding Junhui, Mark Selby and Ken Doherty are taking part along with 4 Polish wildcards.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 25, 2008 20:13:49 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 31, 2008 12:26:55 GMT 1
Qualifying has been taking place this week for the Bahrain Championship.
The following players have qualifed, joining the top 16 in the world rankings (apart from Selby, Higgins and Ding) plus Ken Doherty, Matthew Stevens and Jamie Cope:
Steve Davis Dominic Dale Stuart Bingham Dave Harold Robert Milkins Michael Holt Barry Pinches Ricky Walden Mike Dunn Barry Hawkins Judd Trump Michael Judge Marcus Campbell Stephen Lee Rod Lawler Mark Davis
Liang Wenbo managed a 147 during his match against Martin Gould and made 4 centuries in the match but lost to Michael Judge in the next round.
The tournament starts on November 8th.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 1, 2008 18:21:40 GMT 1
Qualifying has been taking place this week for the Bahrain Championship. The following players have qualifed, joining the top 16 in the world rankings (apart from Selby, Higgins and Ding) plus Ken Doherty, Matthew Stevens and Jamie Cope: Steve Davis Dominic Dale Stuart Bingham Dave Harold Robert Milkins Michael Holt Barry Pinches Ricky Walden Mike Dunn Barry Hawkins Judd Trump Michael Judge Marcus Campbell Stephen Lee Rod Lawler Mark Davis Liang Wenbo managed a 147 during his match against Martin Gould and made 4 centuries in the match but lost to Michael Judge in the next round. The tournament starts on November 8th. cheers dude 2 things veare twatters iz Bahrain veares roonye ;D tar dude nooo] diiggtyyy upppp yoooooooooooooooooooooo
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Post by Panda on Nov 1, 2008 18:24:39 GMT 1
Qualifying has been taking place this week for the Bahrain Championship. The following players have qualifed, joining the top 16 in the world rankings (apart from Selby, Higgins and Ding) plus Ken Doherty, Matthew Stevens and Jamie Cope: Steve Davis Dominic Dale Stuart Bingham Dave Harold Robert Milkins Michael Holt Barry Pinches Ricky Walden Mike Dunn Barry Hawkins Judd Trump Michael Judge Marcus Campbell Stephen Lee Rod Lawler Mark Davis Liang Wenbo managed a 147 during his match against Martin Gould and made 4 centuries in the match but lost to Michael Judge in the next round. The tournament starts on November 8th. cheers dude 2 things veare twatters iz Bahrain veares roonye ;D tar dude nooo] diiggtyyy upppp yoooooooooooooooooooooo It's in the Middle East. Not far from Iraq.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 1, 2008 18:27:27 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Nov 1, 2008 18:28:52 GMT 1
The top 16 qualify automatically for the tournament.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 1, 2008 19:03:41 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Nov 4, 2008 1:29:05 GMT 1
Ronnie O'Sullivan has withdrawn from next week's Bahrain Championship, blaming fatigue.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 5, 2008 16:36:30 GMT 1
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