ligerdog7
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Post by ligerdog7 on May 7, 2013 0:14:35 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on May 11, 2013 21:55:47 GMT 1
Final rankings following the World Championship:
(rankings from the end of last season in brackets)
1(1) Mark Selby 2(7) Neil Robertson 3(2) Judd Trump 4(6) Shaun Murphy 5(4) Stephen Maguire 6(16) Stuart Bingham 7(12) Mark Allen 8(15) Ricky Walden 9(22) Barry Hawkins 10(11) Ding Junhui 11(5) John Higgins 12(13) Graeme Dott 13(19) Mark Davis 14(10) Matthew Stevens 15(3) Mark Williams 16(17) Ali Carter 17(28) Marco Fu 18(36) Robert Milkins 19(9) Ronnie O'Sullivan 20(24) Joe Perry 21(8) Stephen Lee 22(18) Andrew Higginson 23(23) Dominic Dale 24(26) Tom Ford 25(14) Martin Gould 26(33) Michael Holt 27(35) Ken Doherty 28(25) Marcus Campbell 29(31) Mark King 30(20) Peter Ebdon 31(30) Ryan Day 32(37) Liang Wenbo 33(43) Ben Woollaston 34(54) Michael White 35(40) Jack Lisowski 36(34) Fergal O'Brien 37(41) Xiao Guodong 38(27) Jamie Cope 39(39) Jamie Burnett 40(29) Jamie Jones 41(57) David Gilbert 42(59) Mark Joyce 43(32) Anthony Hamilton 44(44) Matthew Selt 45(38) Rory McLeod 46(45) Nigel Bond 47(58) Yu Delu 48(50) Anthony McGill 49(52) Alan McManus 50(48) Dave Harold 51(51) Steve Davis 52(55) Jimmy Robertson 53(60) Alfie Burden 54(66) Liu Chuang 55(46) Jimmy White 56(42) Gerard Greene 57(53) Peter Lines 58(21) Stephen Hendry 59(75) Rod Lawler 60(62) Adam Duffy 61(63) James Wattana 62(64) Barry Pinches 63(49) Mike Dunn 64(74) Kurt Maflin 65(61) Andy Hicks 66(71) Cao Yupeng 67(87) Dechawat Poomjaeng 68(-) Ian Burns 69(-) Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 70(81) Tian Pengfei 71(-) Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon 72(82) Luca Brecel 73(83) Aditya Mehta 74(-) Pankaj Advani 75(86) Paul Davison 76(66) Liam Highfield 77(-) Zhang Anda 78(-) Chen Zhe 79(-) Robbie Williams 80(-) Michael Wasley 81(79) Sam Baird 82(65) Tony Drago 83(-) Craig Steadman 84(68) Li Yan 85(89) Simon Bedford 86(-) Martin O'Donnell 87(91) Daniel Wells 88(-) David Grace 89(-) Scott Donaldson 90(-) Joel Walker 91(-) Sean O'Sullivan 91(77) Passakorn Suwannawat 93(-) Jamie O'Neill 94(-) Michael Leslie 95(-) Ben Judge 96(-) Mohamed Khairy 97(-) Hossein Vafaei Ayouri 98(-) Floyd Ziegler
Players promoted to the Tour for 2013/14 so far: Joe Swail Andrew Pagett Gary Wilson Andrew Norman John Astley Allan Taylor Chris Norbury Kyren Wilson Jak Jones Stuart Carrington Patrick Einsle Li Hang Jin Long one from Shi Hanqing, Cao Xinlong or Mei Xiwen Muhammad Asif Lu Haotian Saleh Mohammed James Cahill Igor Figueiredo
Next season's tour will have 133 players.
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Elmer
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Post by Elmer on May 13, 2013 9:21:19 GMT 1
I just think it's ridiculous having so many players on tour ! Was having a look at the prize money and everybody outside the top 32 was earning less than me. That's before hotels, flights and food etc.
Barry Hearn has got this ambition to make it like Tennis or Golf but he needs to get some serious prize money involved so at least the mid ranked professionals can make a living out of it.
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Post by Panda on May 25, 2013 15:08:02 GMT 1
These are the 12 players who qualified for the Main Tour through the Q School tournaments:
Elliot Slessor (England) Alex Davies (England) Lee Page (England) Hammad Miah (England) Ahmed Saif (Qatar) Ross Muir (Scotland) Ryan Clark (England) Alexander Ursenbacher (Switzerland) David Morris (Ireland) Lee Spick (England) Chris Wakelin (England) Fraser Patrick (Scotland)
Wakelin may go down in history as earning a place on the Tour in the most bizarre circumstances ever. He was 3-2 up against Adam Wicheard and at the table in frame 6, when Wicheard's cue snapped while he was leaning on it. Rather than go and look for a spare one, Wicheard simply conceded the frame and match there and then!
The new season starts on Monday with qualifying for the Wuxi Classic. It will be the first tournament under the new format with everyone starting in the same round. From what I can see, the final tour line-up is yet to be confirmed and it appears the numbers for the first tournaments are being made up by some of the better performers from Q School, including Wicheard and Reanne Evans. The 64 qualifying winners will go forward to the main tournament next month.
I'll post a new thread with the draw.
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