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Post by Panda on Sept 11, 2010 18:35:19 GMT 1
Semi-final results: Jamie Burnett 6-1 Jamie Cope Ali Carter 6-2 Mark Selby
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Post by Panda on Sept 12, 2010 17:09:09 GMT 1
Ali Carter has won the Shanghai Masters, beating Jamie Burnett 10-7 in the final.
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Post by Panda on Sept 13, 2010 11:32:59 GMT 1
There's still quite a bit of confusion over the new world rankings system. The World Snooker website has published an updated list based on the last two years. With points from the first two tournaments of the 2008/09 season removed. However, it doesn't have points from the 2008 Grand Prix removed, which will no longer count after the next PTC event. The rankings after the next PTC event will determine the seedings for the tournaments in the second part of the season. As a result of all this, John Higgins hangs on to the #1 spot for now but is guaranteed to lose the top position after the World Open. Players promoted to the Tour this season have been awarded starter points for last season. Current world rankings (start of season positions in brackets): 1(1) John Higgins 52720 points 2(4) Ali Carter 50640 3(2) Neil Robertson 47705 4(5) Ding Junhui 42235 5(7) Shaun Murphy 41915 6(3) Ronnie O'Sullivan 41435 7(6) Stephen Maguire 8(8) Mark Williams 9(9) Mark Selby 10(13) Graeme Dott 11(11) Stephen Hendry 12(10) Mark Allen 13(17) Jamie Cope 14(14) Marco Fu 15(15) Mark King 16(12) Ryan Day 17(18) Peter Ebdon 18(26) Mark Davis 19(25) Matthew Stevens 20(27) Judd Trump 21(16) Liang Wenbo 22(19) Joe Perry 23(23) Stephen Lee 24(22) Steve Davis 25(21) Barry Hawkins 26(29) Stuart Bingham 27(20) Ricky Walden 28(28) Gerard Greene 29(37) Jamie Burnett 30(32) Andrew Higginson 31(24) Michael Holt 32(43) Martin Gould 33(30) Ken Doherty 34(41) Tom Ford 35(36) Robert Milkins 36(33) Mike Dunn 37(42) Anthony Hamilton 38(39) Joe Swail 39(40) Marcus Campbell 40(34) Rory McLeod 41(38) Nigel Bond 42(57) Barry Pinches 43(45) Dominic Dale 44(31) Dave Harold 45(44) Adrian Gunnell 46(47) Fergal O'Brien 47(50) Peter Lines 48(35) Stuart Pettman 49(46) Alan McManus 50(54) Tony Drago 51(51) Matt Selt 52(53) Andy Hicks 53(49) Rod Lawler 54(48) Ian McCulloch 55(52) Michael Judge 56(56) Jimmy Michie 57(58) Mark Joyce 58(-) Alfie Burden 59(59) David Morris 60(62) Bjorn Haneveer 61(61) Joe Delaney 62(63) Jimmy Robertson 63(-) Anthony McGill 64(55) David Gilbert 65(-) Igor Figueiredo 66(60) Jimmy White 67(-) Liam Highfield 68(72) Joe Jogia 68(-) Jamie Jones 70(-) Jack Lisowski 71(73) Michael White 72(70) Patrick Wallace 73(69) Matthew Couch 74(64) Paul Davies 75(-) Andrew Pagett 76(68) James Wattana 77(71) Zhang Anda 78(-) Kyren Wilson 79(75) Xiao Guodong 80(-) Patrick Einsle 81(-) James McBain 82(-) Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 83(-) Liu Chuang 84(66) Simon Bedford 85(-) Paul Davison 86(-) Kurt Maflin 87(-) Justin Astley 87(-) Adam Wicheard 87(74) Ben Woollaston 90(-) Dermot McGlinchey 90(-) Jamie O'Neill 92(-) Kuldesh Johal 92(-) Jak Jones 94(-) Issara Kachaiwong 95(-) Reanne Evans 95(-) Noppon Saengkham When you take into account the points that will be lost after the World Open, you get the following positions: (as shown at www.prosnookerblog.com) 1(2) Neil Robertson 47635 2(4) Ali Carter 47445 3(1) John Higgins 46470 4(5) Shaun Murphy 41845 5(6) Stephen Maguire 41105 6(8) Mark Williams 40045 7(5) Ding Junhui 8(3) Ronnie O'Sullivan 9(9) Mark Selby 10(13) Graeme Dott 11(10) Mark Allen 12(11) Stephen Hendry 13(15) Mark King 14(14) Marco Fu 15(17) Jamie Cope 16(25) Matthew Stevens 17(26) Mark Davis 18(18) Peter Ebdon 19(23) Stephen Lee 20(12) Ryan Day 21(16) Liang Wenbo 22(19) Joe Perry 23(29) Stuart Bingham 24(27) Judd Trump 25(20) Ricky Walden 26(21) Barry Hawkins 27(28) Gerard Greene 28(43) Martin Gould 29(32) Andrew Higginson 30(30) Ken Doherty 31(22) Steve Davis 32(33) Mike Dunn 33(37) Jamie Burnett 34(36) Robert Milkins 35(38) Nigel Bond 36(24) Michael Holt 37(41) Tom Ford 38(40) Marcus Campbell 39(34) Rory McLeod 40(39) Joe Swail 41(57) Barry Pinches 42(42) Anthony Hamilton 43(45) Dominic Dale 44(47) Fergal O'Brien 45(35) Stuart Pettman 46(31) Dave Harold 47(50) Peter Lines 48(44) Adrian Gunnell 49(54) Tony Drago 50(53) Andy Hicks 51(46) Alan McManus 52(51) Matt Selt 53(49) Rod Lawler 54(48) Ian McCulloch 55(59) David Morris 56(56) Jimmy Michie 57(-) Alfie Burden 58(52) Michael Judge 59(62) Bjorn Haneveer 60(-) Anthony McGill 61(61) Joe Delaney 62(-) Igor Figueiredo 63(72) Joe Jogia 64(58) Mark Joyce 65(69) Matthew Couch 66(63) Jimmy Robertson 67(-) Jamie Jones 68(70) Patrick Wallace 69(60) Jimmy White 70(-) Liam Highfield 71(-) Jack Lisowski 72(68) James Wattana 73(64) Paul Davies 74(-) James McBain 75(73) Michael White 76(-) Kyren Wilson 77(75) Xiao Guodong 78(55) David Gilbert 79(-) Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 80(-) Andrew Pagett 81(-) Paul Davison 82(71) Zhang Anda 83(74) Ben Woollaston 84(-) Justin Astley 85(-) Patrick Einsle 86(-) Dermot McGlinchey 87(-) Kuldesh Johal 88(66) Simon Bedford 89(-) Liu Chuang 90(-) Kurt Maflin 91(-) Adam Wicheard 92(-) Noppon Saengkham 93(-) Jamie O'Neill 94(-) Jak Jones 95(-) Issara Kachaiwong 96(-) Reanne Evans
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 13, 2010 20:08:16 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 15, 2010 22:39:06 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Sept 16, 2010 9:44:19 GMT 1
Draw for the World Open, starting on Saturday:
3rd round: Ding Junhui v Adrian Gunnell Ali Carter v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Steve Davis v Peter Ebdon Neil Robertson v Graeme Dott Stephen Hendry v Bjorn Haneveer Stephen Maguire v Stuart Pettman Ronnie O'Sullivan v Mark King Mark Selby v Barry Hawkins Shaun Murphy v Dave Harold Mark Williams v Igor Figueiredo Jimmy White v Paul Davison
The winners will join the following players in the 4th round draw: Judd Trump, Marco Fu, Martin Gould, Fergal O'Brien, Ricky Walden, Matthew Stevens, Andrew Higginson, Joe Jogia, Marcus Campbell, Liu Song, Alan McManus, Jimmy Michie, Nigel Bond, Mark Davis, Stephen Lee, Mike Dunn, David Morris, James McBain, Matthew Couch, Ken Doherty, Jamie Cope
There will be random draw for each round. All matches will be the best-of-5 (first to 3), except the final, which will be best-of-9 (first to 5). The semi-finals and final will take place on the same day.
There will only be one table in play.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 17, 2010 22:10:09 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Sept 18, 2010 17:26:44 GMT 1
Ronnie's match is on Monday afternoon.
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Post by Panda on Sept 18, 2010 22:25:56 GMT 1
Saturday's World Open results: Neil Robertson 3-1 Graeme Dott Ali Carter 3-1 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Stephen Maguire 3-2 Stuart Pettman Steve Davis 1-3 Peter Ebdon Shaun Murphy 0-3 Dave Harold
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Post by Panda on Sept 19, 2010 16:56:21 GMT 1
The 4th round draw for the World Open was made earlier this afternoon:
Matthew Stevens v Alan McManus Joe Jogia v Liu Song Jamie Cope v Dave Harold Mike Dunn v Marcus Campbell Ali Carter v Mark Williams Ding Junhui or Adrian Gunnell v Jimmy Michie Stephen Lee v Nigel Bond Stephen Hendry v Mark Davis Peter Ebdon v Fergal O'Brien Neil Robertson v David Morris Mark Selby or Barry Hawkins v Ken Doherty James McBain v Ricky Walden Judd Trump v Stephen Maguire Martin Gould v Matthew Couch Ronnie O'Sullivan or Mark King v Jimmy White or Paul Davison Marco Fu v Andrew Higginson
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Post by Panda on Sept 19, 2010 23:55:58 GMT 1
Sunday's World Open results: Stephen Hendry 3-0 Bjorn Haneveer Mark Williams 3-0 Igor Figueiredo Ding Junhui 3-0 Adrian Gunnell Jimmy White 3-1 Paul Davison Mark Selby 2-3 Barry Hawkins
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 20, 2010 0:50:24 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Sept 20, 2010 13:25:36 GMT 1
Ronnie beats Mark King 3-0 with a 147 in the final frame!
Ronnie originally wasn't going to pot the black but referee Jan Verhaas persuaded him to...
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Post by -Big Dan- on Sept 20, 2010 13:45:49 GMT 1
I loved how Ronnie asked the ref if there was a 147 break prize, after potting just the first red!
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 20, 2010 17:56:45 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 20, 2010 18:01:22 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 20, 2010 18:02:47 GMT 1
dat ronnyes 10th 147 record yoo yooooooooooooo von kool dude upp g moooooooooooooooooooo
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Post by Panda on Sept 20, 2010 18:48:57 GMT 1
No Ronnie would still have won. I think Jan Verhaas was trying to protect Ronnie from himself a bit. Barry Hearn wouldn't have been too happy if Ronnie had walked out without trying to pot the black and there might have been a few p*ssed off spectators as well... There may have also been gambling implications as there may have been people who'd bet on a 147 being made during the tournament. The sport can do without more questions being raised about the players so I think Jan was very sensible today.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Sept 20, 2010 19:12:39 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Sept 21, 2010 12:04:17 GMT 1
Yesterday's World Open results:
3rd round: Ronnie O'Sullivan 3-0 Mark King
4th round: Matthew Stevens 2-3 Alan McManus Joe Jogia 1-3 Liu Song Jamie Cope 3-2 Dave Harold Mike Dunn 1-3 Marcus Campbell
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