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Post by Panda on Sept 13, 2009 23:26:02 GMT 1
Provisional rankings after the Shanghai Masters:
(official rankings from the end of last season in brackets)
1(4) John Higgins 35480 points 2(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 30875 3(3) Shaun Murphy 27955 4(5) Ali Carter 26760 5(6) Ryan Day 24750 6(9) Neil Robertson 7(2) Stephen Maguire 8(8) Marco Fu 9(20) Ricky Walden 10(7) Mark Selby 11(10) Stephen Hendry 12(11) Mark Allen 13(27) Liang Wenbo 14(13) Ding Junhui 15(15) Mark Williams 16(17) Barry Hawkins 17(16) Mark King 18(18) Jamie Cope 19(24) Michael Holt 20(28) Graeme Dott 21(23) Steve Davis 22(12) Joe Perry 23(25) Stephen Lee 24(14) Peter Ebdon 25(26) Matthew Stevens 26(19) Dave Harold 27(30) Judd Trump 28(22) Joe Swail 29(21) Stuart Bingham 30(37) Stuart Pettman 31(40) Jamie Burnett 32(33) Anthony Hamilton 33(43) Andrew Higginson 34(32) Gerard Greene 35(46) Martin Gould 36(47) Mark Davis 37(44) Ken Doherty 38(29) Nigel Bond 39(38) Mike Dunn 40(34) Dominic Dale 41(39) Rory McLeod 42(45) Marcus Campbell 43(41) Alan McManus 44(50) Andy Hicks 45(51) David Gilbert 46(42) Adrian Gunnell 47(56) Jimmy White 48(35) Ian McCulloch 49(61) Rod Lawler 50(55) Robert Milkins 51(31) Fergal O'Brien 51(36) Michael Judge 53(67) Matt Selt 54(49) Tom Ford 55(48) Jimmy Michie 56(63) Joe Delaney 57(64) Peter Lines 58(60) Jin Long 59(68) Lee Spick 60(69) Matthew Couch 61(54) Paul Davies 62(58) David Morris 63(53) John Parrott 64(72) Simon Bedford 65(70) Daniel Wells 66(73) Patrick Wallace 67(-) Jimmy Robertson 68(-) Tony Drago 68(-) Joe Jogia 68(-) Noppadol Sangnil 68(-) Michael White 72(57) Mark Joyce 73(52) Barry Pinches 74(-) Xiao Guodong 74(-) Bjorn Haneveer 74(-) Brendan O'Donoghue 74(-) Craig Steadman 74(-) Ben Woollaston 79(71) Li Hang 80(75) Atthasit Mahitthi 81(-) Anda Zhang 81(-) Sam Baird 81(-) Mark Boyle 81(-) Jordan Brown 81(-) David Hogan 81(-) Chris Norbury 81(-) Lee Page 81(-) Stephen Rowlings 81(-) Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 81(-) James Wattana 91(66) Ian Preece 92(74) Andrew Norman 93(-) Mei Xiwen 94(65) David Gray 95(59) Liu Song 96(62) David Roe
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 14, 2009 12:49:20 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Sept 14, 2009 13:00:43 GMT 1
The players with (-) next to their ranking are those who have been promoted to the Main Tour this season. Some of those are playing on the Main Tour for the first time. Many of the players towards the bottom of the rankings won't even manage to qualify for the televised stages of a tournament during the course of the season, especially as most of the tournaments only feature 32 players now, rather than 48 or 64. There are still a few familiar names down there. James Wattana was a top 10 player back in the 90s and a former World Championship semi-finalist. Tony Drago makes a popular return this year. In his heyday he was the fastest player in the world. He might even still hold the record for the quickest frame. David Gray and David Roe are former top 16 players.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 14, 2009 16:52:05 GMT 1
The players with (-) next to their ranking are those who have been promoted to the Main Tour this season. Some of those are playing on the Main Tour for the first time. Many of the players towards the bottom of the rankings won't even manage to qualify for the televised stages of a tournament during the course of the season, especially as most of the tournaments only feature 32 players now, rather than 48 or 64. There are still a few familiar names down there. James Wattana was a top 10 player back in the 90s and a former World Championship semi-finalist. Tony Drago makes a popular return this year. In his heyday he was the fastest player in the world. He might even still hold the record for the quickest frame. David Gray and David Roe are former top 16 players. cheers dude herd of few em yayyyyyyyyyyyy i zzzzzzzzzzz hell damm skippyy mooo yooooooooooooooooooo upppp
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 24, 2009 22:00:27 GMT 1
why ant ronnye playing snooker on sky sports 1 ore iz he dont say is ie trunned over nuts if not better playing next weeks 1 on sky sports 1 yayyyyyyyyyyy damm skippyy yoo yopoooooooooooooooo mooo uppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Sept 24, 2009 22:08:53 GMT 1
why ant ronnye playing snooker on sky sports 1 ore iz he dont say is ie trunned over nuts if not better playing next weeks 1 on sky sports 1 yayyyyyyyyyyy damm skippyy yoo yopoooooooooooooooo mooo uppppppppp There's 7 players in the Premier League but only 4 play at each event (except for the last round of fixtures before the finals). Ronnie's playing next week against Neil Robertson.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 24, 2009 22:15:35 GMT 1
why ant ronnye playing snooker on sky sports 1 ore iz he dont say is ie trunned over nuts if not better playing next weeks 1 on sky sports 1 yayyyyyyyyyyy damm skippyy yoo yopoooooooooooooooo mooo uppppppppp There's 7 players in the Premier League but only 4 play at each event (except for the last round of fixtures before the finals). Ronnie's playing next week against Neil Robertson. yayy god dat didnt mess it cheers dude i lost cuz higgions game starttewd bout 7pm think still going now huhgh huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh only best 6 shorly be world record lonngest game ever deffo tune in nbext week damm skippyy merry erly chrimbro noo diigtyy uppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Sept 24, 2009 22:19:03 GMT 1
There's 7 players in the Premier League but only 4 play at each event (except for the last round of fixtures before the finals). Ronnie's playing next week against Neil Robertson. yayy god dat didnt mess it cheers dude i lost cuz higgions game starttewd bout 7pm think still going now huhgh huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh only best 6 shorly be world record lonngest game ever deffo tune in nbext week damm skippyy merry erly chrimbro noo diigtyy uppppppppppp Still going now after starting at 7? What's the score? Are you sure it wasn't the second match on tonight?
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 24, 2009 22:24:20 GMT 1
yayy god dat didnt mess it cheers dude i lost cuz higgions game starttewd bout 7pm think still going now huhgh huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh only best 6 shorly be world record lonngest game ever deffo tune in nbext week damm skippyy merry erly chrimbro noo diigtyy uppppppppppp Still going now after starting at 7? What's the score? Are you sure it wasn't the second match on tonight? higgions looks nacked hes playing fueeeeeeeee score bezzs 1-0 higgions way grrr proubly dirrent game might last week still think from 7.30pm only showed higgions games krrazyy if fue 1 new meeans higgions gon nuver game straght away krrazyy never do huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh dhats nuts startted 7.30pm higgions on dont think playing fu den higgions on now playin g fue higgions deffo playing von 7.30p[m damm skippyy mooo yooooooooooo upppp
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Post by Panda on Sept 25, 2009 9:39:14 GMT 1
Grand Prix qualifying has been taking place this week. The following players have qualified, along with the top 16 in the world rankings:
Mark Joyce Mark Davis Ricky Walden Jamie Burnett Marcus Campbell Matthew Stevens Nigel Bond Robert Milkins Jamie Cope Gerard Greene Barry Pinches Stuart Bingham Ken Doherty Ian McCulloch Matt Selt Liang Wenbo
Graeme Dott and Steve Davis both suffered 5-0 defeats in the final qualifying round yesterday, at the hands of Jamie Burnett and Mark Davis, respectively. Tony Drago won 2 matches before losing in the 3rd qualifying round to Mike Dunn. Jimmy White lost to Matt Selt in his first match.
The tournament itself starts on October 3rd.
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Post by Elmer on Sept 25, 2009 10:14:37 GMT 1
I find it amazing that a player of Matthew Stevens quality is out of the top 16. The standard is amazing nowadays.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 28, 2009 21:21:08 GMT 1
Grand Prix qualifying has been taking place this week. The following players have qualified, along with the top 16 in the world rankings: Mark Joyce Mark Davis Ricky Walden Jamie Burnett Marcus Campbell Matthew Stevens Nigel Bond Robert Milkins Jamie Cope Gerard Greene Barry Pinches Stuart Bingham Ken Doherty Ian McCulloch Matt Selt Liang Wenbo Graeme Dott and Steve Davis both suffered 5-0 defeats in the final qualifying round yesterday, at the hands of Jamie Burnett and Mark Davis, respectively. Tony Drago won 2 matches before losing in the 3rd qualifying round to Mike Dunn. Jimmy White lost to Matt Selt in his first match. The tournament itself starts on October 3rd. cheers dude dis saturday bbc1 snooker on yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy fingers croosed nuver win ronnyee yoo moooooooooooo damm skippyy upppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Oct 2, 2009 20:52:17 GMT 1
1st round draw for the Grand Prix, starting tomorrow in Glasgow:
Neil Robertson v Gerard Greene Joe Perry v Marcus Campbell Peter Ebdon v Liang Wenbo Ryan Day v Jamie Cope Marco Fu v Mark Davis Ali Carter v Robert Milkins Shaun Murphy v Barry Pinches Mark King v Ricky Walden Stephen Hendry v Matt Selt Mark Allen v Ian McCulloch Ding Junhui v Matthew Stevens Mark Selby v Ken Doherty Mark Williams v Stuart Bingham Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jamie Burnett John Higgins v Mark Joyce Stephen Maguire v Nigel Bond
Like last year, there will be a random draw for each round from Round 2 onwards.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 2, 2009 22:05:00 GMT 1
1st round draw for the Grand Prix, starting tomorrow in Glasgow: Neil Robertson v Gerard Greene Joe Perry v Marcus Campbell Peter Ebdon v Liang Wenbo Ryan Day v Jamie Cope Marco Fu v Mark Davis Ali Carter v Robert Milkins Shaun Murphy v Barry Pinches Mark King v Ricky Walden Stephen Hendry v Matt Selt Mark Allen v Ian McCulloch Ding Junhui v Matthew Stevens Mark Selby v Ken Doherty Mark Williams v Stuart Bingham Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jamie Burnett John Higgins v Mark Joyce Stephen Maguire v Nigel Bond Like last year, there will be a random draw for each round from Round 2 onwards. cheers dude yesdays 3-3 deaw ronnye rong he by far better player i saw it bet da Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jamie Burnett ant kick of tell thursday wednesday moo yoo nmpoooooooo diigtyy upppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Oct 2, 2009 22:12:39 GMT 1
1st round draw for the Grand Prix, starting tomorrow in Glasgow: Neil Robertson v Gerard Greene Joe Perry v Marcus Campbell Peter Ebdon v Liang Wenbo Ryan Day v Jamie Cope Marco Fu v Mark Davis Ali Carter v Robert Milkins Shaun Murphy v Barry Pinches Mark King v Ricky Walden Stephen Hendry v Matt Selt Mark Allen v Ian McCulloch Ding Junhui v Matthew Stevens Mark Selby v Ken Doherty Mark Williams v Stuart Bingham Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jamie Burnett John Higgins v Mark Joyce Stephen Maguire v Nigel Bond Like last year, there will be a random draw for each round from Round 2 onwards. cheers dude yesdays 3-3 deaw ronnye rong he by far better player i saw it bet da Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jamie Burnett ant kick of tell thursday wednesday moo yoo nmpoooooooo diigtyy upppppppppppppppp Tuesday afternoon I think, Simon.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 3, 2009 5:24:37 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 3, 2009 22:28:04 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 3, 2009 23:13:14 GMT 1
Saturday's Grand Prix results:
John Higgins 5-1 Mark Joyce Marco Fu 4-5 Mark Davis Joe Perry 5-2 Marcus Campbell Mark Selby 3-5 Ken Doherty
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Post by Panda on Oct 5, 2009 9:19:30 GMT 1
Yesterday's Grand Prix results:
Ali Carter 1-5 Robert Milkins Ding Junhui 5-4 Matthew Stevens Ryan Day 3-5 Jamie Cope Neil Robertson 5-3 Gerard Greene
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