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Post by Panda on Apr 2, 2014 22:35:16 GMT 1
China Open results: Neil Robertson 5-4 Mark Williams James Wattana 1-5 Yu Delu Luca Brecel 5-1 Dominic Dale Graeme Dott 5-4 Dave Harold Shaun Murphy 5-0 Dechawat Poomjaeng Xiao Guodong 3-5 Ricky Walden Ali Carter 5-2 Matthew Selt Peter Ebdon 5-4 Judd Trump Ding Junhui 5-3 Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh Michael White 1-5 John Higgins Marco Fu 3-5 Mark King Jamie O'Neill 5-2 Fergal O'Brien Martin O'Donnell 4-5 Craig Steadman Mike Dunn 5-3 Tian Pengfei Jimmy White 5-3 Alfie Burden Nigel Bond 1-5 Mark Selby
3rd round: Neil Robertson v Yu Delu Luca Brecel v Graeme Dott Shaun Murphy v Ricky Walden Ali Carter v Peter Ebdon Ding Junhui v John Higgins Mark King v Jamie O'Neill Craig Steadman v Mike Dunn Jimmy White v Mark Selby
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Post by Panda on Apr 3, 2014 23:11:03 GMT 1
China Open results: Neil Robertson 5-4 Yu Delu Luca Brecel 2-5 Graeme Dott Shaun Murphy 3-5 Ricky Walden Ali Carter 5-3 Peter Ebdon Ding Junhui 5-2 John Higgins Mark King 5-3 Jamie O'Neill Craig Steadman 3-5 Mike Dunn Jimmy White 1-5 Mark Selby
Quarter-finals: Neil Robertson v Graeme Dott Ricky Walden v Ali Carter Ding Junhui v Mark King Mike Dunn v Mark Selby
After 23 years as a pro, Mike Dunn reaches a ranking quarter-final for the first time and most likely ensures he keeps his Tour place in the process. He has qualified for every major ranking tournament this season apart from the Wuxi Classic at the beginning of the campaign.
Jimmy White's run to the last 16 means he is likely to stay on the Tour as well.
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Post by Panda on Apr 3, 2014 23:25:44 GMT 1
Just found out I'll be seeing both sessions of Mark Selby's 1st round match at the Crucible in a few weeks.
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Post by Panda on Apr 4, 2014 23:53:50 GMT 1
China Open quarter-finals: Neil Robertson 5-3 Graeme Dott Ricky Walden 3-5 Ali Carter Ding Junhui 5-2 Mark King Mike Dunn 5-3 Mark Selby
Semi-finals: Neil Robertson v Ali Carter Ding Junhui v Mike Dunn
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 5, 2014 3:48:28 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Apr 5, 2014 19:40:39 GMT 1
China Open semi-finals: Neil Robertson 6-2 Ali Carter Ding Junhui 6-0 Mike Dunn
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Post by Panda on Apr 6, 2014 21:17:21 GMT 1
Ding Junhui won the China Open, beating Neil Robertson 10-5 in the final. It's his 5th ranking title of the season.
Qualifying for the World Championship starts on Tuesday.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 8, 2014 19:35:04 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Apr 8, 2014 22:29:20 GMT 1
It starts on April 19th.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 10, 2014 22:54:48 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Apr 12, 2014 1:36:55 GMT 1
World Championship qualifying results:
1st qualifying round: 1. Zhang Anda 10-2 Andrew Pagett 2. Craig Steadman 10-7 Jak Jones 3. Liam Highfield 10-2 Khalid Belaied Abumdas 4. Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 10-8 Sanderson Lam 5. Barry Pinches 10-3 Hammad Miah 6. Kyren Wilson 10-6 Chris Norbury 7. Martin O'Donnell 10-1 Shane Castle 8. Daniel Wells 10-9 Ryan Clark 9. Jamie O'Neill 9-10 Cao Xinlong 10. Paul Davison 10-9 Chris Wakelin 11. Michael Leslie 6-10 Christopher Keogan 12. Joel Walker 10-8 Allan Taylor 13. James Wattana 9-10 Alex Borg 14. Sam Baird 9-10 John Astley 15. Gary Wilson 4-10 James Cahill 16. Luca Brecel 10-8 Lee Page 17. Chen Zhe 10-8 Antony Parsons 18. Michael Wasley 10-9 Sydney Wilson 19. Robbie Williams 10-8 Lu Haotian 20. Li Hang 10-5 Ratchayothin Yotharuck 21. Tony Drago 3-10 Robin Hull 22. Ian Burns 10-6 Fraser Patrick 23. Sean O'Sullivan 9-10 Mitchell Travis 24. Adam Duffy 4-10 Igor Figueiredo 25. Noppon Saengkham 9-10 Vinnie Calabrese 26. Scott Donaldson 10-6 Ahmed Saif 27. Stuart Carrington 10-5 Andrew Norman 28. David Grace 6-10 Ross Muir 29. Mike Dunn 2-10 Rhys Clark 30. David Morris 7-10 Alexander Ursenbacher 31. Alex Davies 7-10 Joe Swail 32. Li Yan 10-5 Elliot Slessor
2nd qualifying round: 33. Dechawat Poomjaeng 10-8 Zhang Anda 34. Steve Davis 8-10 Craig Steadman 35. Jimmy Robertson 10-7 Liam Highfield 36. Anthony McGill 10-7 Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 37. Alfie Burden 10-4 Barry Pinches 38. Rod Lawler 3-10 Kyren Wilson 39. Andrew Higginson 10-5 Martin O'Donnell 40. Kurt Maflin 10-7 Daniel Wells 41. Peter Lines 10-9 Cao Xinlong 42. Alan McManus 10-2 Paul Davison 43. Aditya Mehta 10-4 Christopher Keogan 44. Jamie Jones 10-9 Joel Walker 45. Marcus Campbell 4-10 Alex Borg 46. Jamie Cope 10-2 John Astley 47. Tom Ford 10-6 James Cahill 48. Yu Delu 7-10 Luca Brecel 49. Mark Joyce 10-8 Chen Zhe 50. Rory McLeod 6-10 Michael Wasley 51. Liu Chuang 5-10 Robbie Williams 52. Pankaj Advani 10-9 Li Hang 53. Tian Pengfei 6-10 Robin Hull 54. Jimmy White 4-10 Ian Burns 55. Martin Gould 10-1 Mitchell Travis 56. Gerard Greene 8-10 Igor Figueiredo 57. Jamie Burnett 10-4 Vinnie Calabrese 58. Cao Yupeng 10-5 Scott Donaldson 59. Jack Lisowski 7-10 Stuart Carrington 60. Nigel Bond 10-5 Ross Muir 61. Matthew Selt 10-6 Rhys Clark 62. Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 10-5 Alexander Ursenbacher 63. Anthony Hamilton 7-10 Joe Swail 64. Dave Harold 3-10 Li Yan
3rd qualifying round: 65. Dechawat Poomjaeng v Craig Steadman 66. Jimmy Robertson v Anthony McGill 67. Alfie Burden v Kyren Wilson 68. Andrew Higginson v Kurt Maflin 69. Peter Lines v Alan McManus 70. Aditya Mehta v Jamie Jones 71. Alex Borg v Jamie Cope 72. Tom Ford v Luca Brecel 73. Mark Joyce v Michael Wasley 74. Robbie Williams v Pankaj Advani 75. Robin Hull v Ian Burns 76. Martin Gould v Igor Figueiredo 77. Jamie Burnett v Cao Yupeng 78. Stuart Carrington v Nigel Bond 79. Matthew Selt v Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 80. Joe Swail v Li Yan
4th qualifying round: Ken Doherty v Poomjaeng/Steadman David Gilbert v J Robertson/McGill Graeme Dott v Burden/K Wilson Dominic Dale v Higginson/Maflin Mark Williams v Lines/McManus Michael Holt v Mehta/Jones Mark King v Borg/Cope Matthew Stevens v Ford/Brecel Robert Milkins v Joyce/Wasley Fergal O'Brien v R Williams/Advani Peter Ebdon v Hull/Burns Liang Wenbo v Gould/Figueiredo Ben Woollaston v Burnett/Cao Y Ryan Day v Carrington/Bond Michael White v Selt/Un-Nooh Xiao Guodong v Swail/Li Y
Steve Davis's defeat means he loses his place on the Tour after 36 years and will have to go through Q School if he is to get back on.
Peter Lines's victory means he will be on the Tour next season alongside his son Oliver. If he qualifies, he will break the record for the longest gap between Crucible appearances, having last played there in 1998.
Malta's Alex Borg is just 2 wins away from the Crucible, despite having previously not won a match all season in ranking events.
Brazil's Igor Figueiredo is also 2 wins away, even though he hasn't played all season due to a lack of sponsorship which has prevented him travelling to the UK to take part in qualifying tournaments.
16 possible debutants remain in the tournament.
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Post by Paul H (Vidcapper) on Apr 12, 2014 6:23:29 GMT 1
Shame Jimmy White didn't make it through. I thought he might after his good performance in China recently, but then again, he would have faced Peter Ebdon in the last qualifying round, and he would probably have needed his 1980's form to beat him... Hard to see anyone beating Ronnie again, though I'd love to see a Ronnie/Judd Trump final (if the draw worked out that way)!
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 12, 2014 14:39:37 GMT 1
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Post by rewardman on Apr 13, 2014 1:40:21 GMT 1
I really think its time for Davis to retire.
36 years is a terrific run.
Having to qualify is something of an indignity for a man with his career record.
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Post by Panda on Apr 13, 2014 14:03:19 GMT 1
I really think its time for Davis to retire. 36 years is a terrific run. Having to qualify is something of an indignity for a man with his career record. He keeps playing because he loves the game. He could easily walk away but the competitive spirit keeps him going. It's amazing that after this long he's only just dropped out of the world's top 64 when so many others have come and gone. Appearing on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has probably cost him his place on the Tour as he missed the UK Championship and a couple of PTC events. The top 8 in the European PTC Order of Merit who aren't in the top 64 of the world rankings keep their place on the tour and Davis dropped to 12 on that list, as a result of missing events. Tony Drago was also set to be relegated but Luca Brecel's run in Crucible qualifying sees him climb into the top 64, freeing up an extra spot through the Order of Merit list, which goes to Drago.
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Post by Panda on Apr 13, 2014 14:08:39 GMT 1
Shame Jimmy White didn't make it through. I thought he might after his good performance in China recently, but then again, he would have faced Peter Ebdon in the last qualifying round, and he would probably have needed his 1980's form to beat him... Hard to see anyone beating Ronnie again, though I'd love to see a Ronnie/Judd Trump final (if the draw worked out that way)! I thought Jimmy might make it to the final qualifying round but it wasn't to be. Ronnie and Trump are in opposite halves of the draw so a final featuring them is a possibility. Trump doesn't appear to be playing well enough to challenge this year but players can suddenly find their form in the longer matches. The seeded players in each half of the draw are: Ronnie O'Sullivan (1) Joe Perry (16) Shaun Murphy (9) Marco Fu (8) Barry Hawkins (5) Ricky Walden (12) Mark Davis (13) Ding Junhui (4) =========================== Mark Selby (3) Ali Carter (14) John Higgins (11) Stuart Bingham (6) Judd Trump (7) Stephen Maguire (10) Mark Allen (15) Neil Robertson (2)
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Post by rewardman on Apr 13, 2014 14:21:29 GMT 1
Ultimately it's up to Steve Davis what he wants to do, of course it is.
I don't doubt that he loves the game and perhaps he enjoys the camaraderie and mixing it up with guys who are much younger than he is.
It has been nine years since he last made a ranking final and much longer than that since he won a title. It's just my take on it.
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Post by Panda on Apr 14, 2014 17:09:09 GMT 1
3rd qualifying round: 65. Dechawat Poomjaeng 10-6 Craig Steadman 66. Jimmy Robertson 10-9 Anthony McGill 67. Alfie Burden 3-10 Kyren Wilson 68. Andrew Higginson 10-3 Kurt Maflin 69. Peter Lines 8-10 Alan McManus 70. Aditya Mehta 5-10 Jamie Jones 71. Alex Borg 7-10 Jamie Cope 72. Tom Ford 10-1 Luca Brecel 73. Mark Joyce 6-10 Michael Wasley 74. Robbie Williams 10-7 Pankaj Advani 75. Robin Hull 10-4 Ian Burns 76. Martin Gould 10-1 Igor Figueiredo 77. Jamie Burnett 10-8 Cao Yupeng 78. Stuart Carrington 10-5 Nigel Bond 79. Matthew Selt 10-2 Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 80. Joe Swail 8-10 Li Yan
Final qualifying round: Ken Doherty v Dechawat Poomjaeng David Gilbert v Jimmy Robertson Graeme Dott v Kyren Wilson Dominic Dale v Andrew Higginson Mark Williams v Alan McManus Michael Holt v Jamie Jones Mark King v Jamie Cope Matthew Stevens v Tom Ford Robert Milkins v Michael Wasley Fergal O'Brien v Robbie Williams Peter Ebdon v Robin Hull Liang Wenbo v Martin Gould Ben Woollaston v Jamie Burnett Ryan Day v Stuart Carrington Michael White v Matthew Selt Xiao Guodong v Li Yan
Li Yan's victory over Joe Swail means we are guaranteed at least one debutant at the Crucible with him facing Xiao Guodong in the next round. Other possible debutants are Kyren Wilson, Michael Wasley, Robbie Williams and Stuart Carrington.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Apr 14, 2014 22:56:58 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Apr 16, 2014 10:33:47 GMT 1
Big shocks yesterday with former world champions Mark Williams and Graeme Dott knocked out. It will be the first time since 1996 that Williams hasn't appeared at the Crucible.
Ken Doherty 10-5 Dechawat Poomjaeng David Gilbert 10-6 Jimmy Robertson Graeme Dott 7-10 Kyren Wilson Dominic Dale 10-6 Andrew Higginson Mark Williams 8-10 Alan McManus Michael Holt 10-6 Jamie Jones Mark King 7-10 Jamie Cope Matthew Stevens 8-10 Tom Ford
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