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Post by Panda on Oct 6, 2009 21:18:46 GMT 1
Grand Prix results: Shaun Murphy 4-5 Barry Pinches Stephen Hendry 5-2 Matt Selt Mark Allen 5-3 Ian McCulloch Peter Ebdon 5-2 Liang Wenbo Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-3 Jamie Burnett Mark Williams 5-0 Stuart Bingham
2nd round draw: Ronnie O'Sullivan v John Higgins Jamie Cope v Mark Allen Neil Robertson v Ken Doherty Joe Perry v Barry Pinches Mark Williams v Stephen Hendry Peter Ebdon v Mark Davis Stephen Maguire/Nigel Bond v Ding Junhui Robert Milkins v Mark King/Ricky Walden
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 6, 2009 21:20:04 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 7, 2009 15:00:09 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 7, 2009 21:36:05 GMT 1
Yeah, I watched it this afternoon. Very entertaining match. Both players had their chances but Ronnie will be kicking himself after missing that chance to seal victory with the score at 4-3. A great break by Higgins to win it in the decider, though. Hopefully it won't be the last time they meet this season. I'm not sure about full press conferences but the BBC website usually has clips of players' post-match interviews. Here's a clip of Ronnie after today's match: news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/snooker/8295964.stm
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Post by Panda on Oct 7, 2009 23:32:38 GMT 1
Grand Prix results:
1st round: Stephen Maguire 5-3 Nigel Bond Mark King 5-4 Ricky Walden
2nd round: Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-5 John Higgins Jamie Cope 3-5 Mark Allen Neil Robertson 5-2 Ken Doherty Joe Perry 5-2 Barry Pinches
The quarter-final draw will be made tomorrow.
I wouldn't mind seeing a Higgins v Robertson final, though purely for comedy value I'd like to see King v Ding.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 8, 2009 11:48:00 GMT 1
Yeah, I watched it this afternoon. Very entertaining match. Both players had their chances but Ronnie will be kicking himself after missing that chance to seal victory with the score at 4-3. A great break by Higgins to win it in the decider, though. Hopefully it won't be the last time they meet this season. I'm not sure about full press conferences but the BBC website usually has clips of players' post-match interviews. Here's a clip of Ronnie after today's match: news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/snooker/8295964.stm cheers dude ronnye by far better player had game won let it go grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr evean i got red in easy von ;)ronnyes but player but he losses it mo lets him down higgions dont grr #moo ligers if ronnye hadnt missed easy red hed ben though proubly he gves gave higgions oi overs 2 many chances ie hes out grrrrrrrrrrrrr moo ligers moo yooo nooooo diigtyy ]uppppppppppppp #
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Post by Panda on Oct 8, 2009 21:45:06 GMT 1
Grand Prix results: Mark Williams 5-2 Stephen Hendry Peter Ebdon 5-3 Mark Davis Stephen Maguire 1-5 Ding Junhui Robert Milkins 5-1 Mark King
Quarter-final draw: Mark Williams v Robert Milkins John Higgins v Mark Allen Joe Perry v Neil Robertson Peter Ebdon v Ding Junhui
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Post by Panda on Oct 10, 2009 13:34:01 GMT 1
Quarter-final results: Mark Williams 5-2 Robert Milkins John Higgins 5-1 Mark Allen Joe Perry 1-5 Neil Robertson Peter Ebdon 2-5 Ding Junhui
Semi-finals: John Higgins v Neil Robertson Ding Junhui v Mark Williams
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Post by -Big Dan- on Oct 10, 2009 17:03:06 GMT 1
Neil Robertson is through to the final after beating John Higgins 6-5, the final frame going to a duel on the black, which Higgins eventually conceded.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 10, 2009 17:53:38 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Oct 11, 2009 14:03:43 GMT 1
It's Neil Robertson v Ding Junhui in today's Grand Prix final. Ding produced one of his best performances in years beat Mark Williams 6-1 in the second semi-final, and that was after Williams had a 142 total clearance in the opening frame.
It is only the second time two overseas players have met in a ranking final. The previous occasion was 24 years ago when South Africa's Silvino Francisco played Canada's Kirk Stevens in the final of the British Open.
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Post by Panda on Oct 12, 2009 9:21:39 GMT 1
Neil Robertson won the Grand Prix for the second time in his career after beating Ding Junhui 9-4 in the final.
It's Robertson's 4th ranking title.
Updated provisional rankings will be up shortly...
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Post by Panda on Oct 12, 2009 9:40:14 GMT 1
Updated provisional rankings after the Grand Prix:
(official rankings from the end of last season in brackets)
1(4) John Higgins 39960 2(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 33535 3(9) Neil Robertson 30805 4(3) Shaun Murphy 28935 5(5) Ali Carter 27740 6(6) Ryan Day 7(2) Stephen Maguire 8(8) Marco Fu 9(13) Ding Junhui 10(11) Mark Allen 11(10) Stephen Hendry 12(15) Mark Williams 13(20) Ricky Walden 14(27) Liang Wenbo 15(7) Mark Selby 16(16) Mark King 17(12) Joe Perry 18(18) Jamie Cope 19(14) Peter Ebdon 20(17) Barry Hawkins 21(26) Matthew Stevens 22(24) Michael Holt 23(28) Graeme Dott 24(23) Steve Davis 25(25) Stephen Lee 26(19) Dave Harold 27(30) Judd Trump 28(21) Stuart Bingham 29(40) Jamie Burnett 30(22) Joe Swail 31(32) Gerard Greene 32(47) Mark Davis 33(44) Ken Doherty 34(37) Stuart Pettman 35(33) Anthony Hamilton 36(43) Andrew Higginson 37(29) Nigel Bond 38(55) Robert Milkins 39(45) Marcus Campbell 40(38) Mike Dunn 41(34) Dominic Dale 42(46) Martin Gould 43(39) Rory McLeod 44(35) Ian McCulloch 45(51) David Gilbert 46(42) Adrian Gunnell 47(41) Alan McManus 48(50) Andy Hicks 49(67) Matt Selt 50(61) Rod Lawler 51(49) Tom Ford 52(64) Peter Lines 53(56) Jimmy White 54(31) Fergal O'Brien 55(36) Michael Judge 56(52) Barry Pinches 57(58) David Morris 58(48) Jimmy Michie 59(54) Paul Davies 60(53) John Parrott 61(63) Joe Delaney 62(69) Matthew Couch 63(57) Mark Joyce 64(60) Jin Long 65(73) Patrick Wallace 66(72) Simon Bedford 67(68) Lee Spick 68(70) Daniel Wells 69(-) Tony Drago 70(-) Joe Jogia 70(-) Michael White 72(-) Jimmy Robertson 73(-) Bjorn Haneveer 74(71) Li Hang 75(-) Anda Zhang 75(-) Noppadol Sangnil 77(-) Mark Boyle 77(-) Xiao Guodong 77(-) Brendan O'Donoghue 77(-) Stephen Rowlings 77(-) Craig Steadman 77(-) Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 77(-) Ben Woollaston 84(74) Andrew Norman 85(59) Liu Song 86(65) David Gray 87(75) Atthasit Mahitthi 87(-) Sam Baird 87(-) Jordan Brown 87(-) David Hogan 87(-) Chris Norbury 87(-) Lee Page 87(-) James Wattana 94(-) Ian Preece 95(-) Mei Xiwen 96(62) David Roe
The next ranking tournament is the UK Championship, starting on December 5th. Qualifying for the tournament starts on November 23rd.
Before that is the Masters qualifying tournament, offering one place in the 2nd-richest tournament in the game, after the World Championship. Masters qualifying starts in 2 weeks.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 17, 2009 1:08:36 GMT 1
Updated provisional rankings after the Grand Prix: (official rankings from the end of last season in brackets) 1(4) John Higgins 39960 2(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 33535 3(9) Neil Robertson 30805 4(3) Shaun Murphy 28935 5(5) Ali Carter 27740 6(6) Ryan Day 7(2) Stephen Maguire 8(8) Marco Fu 9(13) Ding Junhui 10(11) Mark Allen 11(10) Stephen Hendry 12(15) Mark Williams 13(20) Ricky Walden 14(27) Liang Wenbo 15(7) Mark Selby 16(16) Mark King 17(12) Joe Perry 18(18) Jamie Cope 19(14) Peter Ebdon 20(17) Barry Hawkins 21(26) Matthew Stevens 22(24) Michael Holt 23(28) Graeme Dott 24(23) Steve Davis 25(25) Stephen Lee 26(19) Dave Harold 27(30) Judd Trump 28(21) Stuart Bingham 29(40) Jamie Burnett 30(22) Joe Swail 31(32) Gerard Greene 32(47) Mark Davis 33(44) Ken Doherty 34(37) Stuart Pettman 35(33) Anthony Hamilton 36(43) Andrew Higginson 37(29) Nigel Bond 38(55) Robert Milkins 39(45) Marcus Campbell 40(38) Mike Dunn 41(34) Dominic Dale 42(46) Martin Gould 43(39) Rory McLeod 44(35) Ian McCulloch 45(51) David Gilbert 46(42) Adrian Gunnell 47(41) Alan McManus 48(50) Andy Hicks 49(67) Matt Selt 50(61) Rod Lawler 51(49) Tom Ford 52(64) Peter Lines 53(56) Jimmy White 54(31) Fergal O'Brien 55(36) Michael Judge 56(52) Barry Pinches 57(58) David Morris 58(48) Jimmy Michie 59(54) Paul Davies 60(53) John Parrott 61(63) Joe Delaney 62(69) Matthew Couch 63(57) Mark Joyce 64(60) Jin Long 65(73) Patrick Wallace 66(72) Simon Bedford 67(68) Lee Spick 68(70) Daniel Wells 69(-) Tony Drago 70(-) Joe Jogia 70(-) Michael White 72(-) Jimmy Robertson 73(-) Bjorn Haneveer 74(71) Li Hang 75(-) Anda Zhang 75(-) Noppadol Sangnil 77(-) Mark Boyle 77(-) Xiao Guodong 77(-) Brendan O'Donoghue 77(-) Stephen Rowlings 77(-) Craig Steadman 77(-) Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 77(-) Ben Woollaston 84(74) Andrew Norman 85(59) Liu Song 86(65) David Gray 87(75) Atthasit Mahitthi 87(-) Sam Baird 87(-) Jordan Brown 87(-) David Hogan 87(-) Chris Norbury 87(-) Lee Page 87(-) James Wattana 94(-) Ian Preece 95(-) Mei Xiwen 96(62) David Roe The next ranking tournament is the UK Championship, starting on December 5th. Qualifying for the tournament starts on November 23rd. Before that is the Masters qualifying tournament, offering one place in the 2nd-richest tournament in the game, after the World Championship. Masters qualifying starts in 2 weeks. cheers dude kool dares snooker on2day 2mmroew 2mmrow krrazyy eurosport coulnt see ronnyesews name grrrrrrrrrr ;D ;D mooo yooo nooo diigtyy upppppppppppppp ;D
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Post by Panda on Oct 17, 2009 20:59:12 GMT 1
The snooker on Eurosport is the latest World Series event, organised by John Higgins.
This weekend's event is taking place in Prague, in the Czech Republic.
Quarter-finals: Stephen Maguire 5-0 Michal Krystof Graeme Dott 5-0 Osip Zusmanovic John Higgins 5-1 Lukas Krenek Jimmy White v Sishuo Wang
Semi-finals: Maguire v Dott Higgins v White/Wang
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Post by ligerdog7 on Oct 18, 2009 22:14:21 GMT 1
The snooker on Eurosport is the latest World Series event, organised by John Higgins. This weekend's event is taking place in Prague, in the Czech Republic. Quarter-finals: Stephen Maguire 5-0 Michal Krystof Graeme Dott 5-0 Osip Zusmanovic John Higgins 5-1 Lukas Krenek Jimmy White v Sishuo Wang Semi-finals: Maguire v Dott Higgins v White/Wang jimmy kiccked higgions but huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh shorly he out regardless own event kkrrazyyy yooo damm skippyy mooo uppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Oct 29, 2009 22:19:20 GMT 1
Rory McLeod has earned a place at the Masters at Wembley in January after winning the qualifying tournament.
He beat Andrew Higginson 6-1 in the final.
McLeod joins the world's top 16, plus a yet-to-be-announced wild card in the tournament.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 2, 2009 6:50:54 GMT 1
Rory McLeod has earned a place at the Masters at Wembley in January after winning the qualifying tournament. He beat Andrew Higginson 6-1 in the final. McLeod joins the world's top 16, plus a yet-to-be-announced wild card in the tournament. cheers dude dam i up 2 late remind me last time snooker on tv sky tar damm skippyy mooo yoo uppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Nov 2, 2009 10:26:39 GMT 1
The next Premier League matches on Sky are on Thursday, with Ronnie playing Judd Trump and Marco Fu facing Neil Robertson.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Nov 4, 2009 22:55:58 GMT 1
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