After a short break for most of snooker’s professionals following Mark Williams’ victory at the ET2 event in Rotterdam, this Wednesday sees the start of a run of three events, which will be staged over 10 days at the Doncaster Dome.
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It might only be June in the 2013/14 season, but already the first seeding revision of the new campaign is fast approaching, with just two more events to come before the places are set for the Shanghai Masters.
While such seedings revisions will take on less significance in this new era of snooker, the Shanghai Masters remains one of the three ranking events to be played under the old system this season, this cut-off is one to keep an eye on.
Click below for a summary of who has to do what in Australia and Rotterdam, to secure a better seeding for Shanghai…
During the recent World Championship qualifiers, World Snooker published the provisional calendar for the 2013/14 season, which as in 2012/13, sees a number of significant changes as the professional circuit continues to expand.
Click below for a summary of the main changes, together with a ‘cut-off by cut-off’ round up of how the calendar shapes up…
John Higgins is the 2012 Shanghai Masters champion, following a thrilling final against Judd Trump today. The triumph earns Higgins the top prize of £75,000, as well as seeing him climb to top spot in the last projected seedings, third in the official rankings…
Judd Trump leads John Higgins 7-2 after a tremendous opening session of snooker at the 2012 Shanghai Masters final, but it was not all bad news for the four-time world champion as in frame six of the match, he hit the sixth maximum break of his career. Click below for more…
And then there were two. John Higgins and Judd Trump are through to tomorrow’s final of the 2012 Shanghai Masters, following high-quality victories over Shaun Murphy and Mark Williams respectively in today’s semi-finals. Click below for a round-up of the action on semi-finals day in Shanghai…
Four days down in Shanghai and we are down to eight, as the fight intensifies for the season’s third major trophy, the Shanghai Masters. Click below for a summary of the stories from the tournament so far…
