After yesterday’s enthralling pair of quarter-finals, the four players in action today did their best to match them and were largely successful as both matches all but went the distance. Eventually though it was Shaun Murphy and Mark Williams who came out on top…
At this stage last season the players had contested just two rankings events, in addition to a couple of Pro Challenge events and the Premier League for the big guns. This time around however there have already been two full ranking events in addition to 12 Players Tour Championship events and based on this week’s evidence, the players are looking all the better for it…
With the seedings now about to be revised following this week’s EPTC2 event, below I take a look at who are the winners and losers from the start of the season to this initial shake-up…
While the professional season has now been completed, the race for tour places for 2010/11 rages on and this week has seen another eight names confirmed via the PIOS route. Click below to see who has already been confirmed for next season and where the remaining names will come from…
After a relatively quiet Monday, the final day of qualifiers at the EISS was compelling as it contained a major upset, table troubles and a classic twitchfest. Click below for more…
Ok so the qualifiers started earlier on today but better late than never and all that, click below for the final part of my World Championship qualifying preview…
Following the completion of the China Open qualifiers this week there is just one more tournament to play this season for the vast majority of those players battling for their main tour places. With those World Championship qualifiers just weeks away I have attempted to summarise as best I can who looks safe, who looks doomed and who are the players right in there with a chance of survival. Click below for all the information…
It has felt like a long wait since Neil Robertson won the last ranking event back in October but tomorrow (Monday), sees the start of the UK Championship qualifiers as 79 of the 96 main tour players will be in action over the next eight days.
Continue reading this article for my preview and the Order of Play for the qualifiers…