Stephen Feeney, SightRight coach to top snooker players – Stuart Bingham, Martin Gould, Tom Ford and Rory McLeod, and former coach to legends such as Stephen Hendry, Jimmy White, Steve Davis and Terry Griffiths, launches the SightRight® Cue, with patented sighting aid technology at the 2013 Australian Goldfields Open.
Following a relatively quiet opening day yesterday as six of the tournament’s seven wildcard matches were played, today saw some of the big hitters hit the baize in Beijing and for John Higgins and Judd Trump in particular, all would not go to plan.
Click below for a round-up of the day’s action, together with an explanation as to how results will affect the World Championship draw as it stands…
While I suspect that many people reading this blog will have a keen interest in snooker, of course there are many others who do not follow the sport. Indeed excluding those that I know through attending tournaments, I do not know more than a couple of people who have any great understanding of the sport at a professional level.
With that in mind, tonight I posed the question on Twitter as to if you could show a ‘non-snooker fan’ one frame of snooker, in order to sell the sport to them, which would it be? Click below for the best of the replies and to make your suggestion…
Day two in Beijing proved to be one for the favourites as all six last 32 matches played were won by the seeded player, but it could have been different as recent Championship League winner Ding Junhui slipped 4-0 behind against Ben Woollaston at the mid-session interval of their match…
Today sees the final qualifying round for the 2012 China Open come to a conclusion and already we have seen victories for the likes of Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, while Barry Hawkins maintained his recent strong form with a whitewash…
The climax of the Welsh Open not only saw Ding Junhui lift his fifth ranking event title, but it also saw the third mid-season seedings revision ahead of the World Championship draw. Click below for a summary of all of the changes compared to the previous cut…
Following the conclusion of the German Masters yesterday, there is just one event remaining for the players to earn precious ranking points that in some cases could make the difference between having to win one, two, three or four matches to qualify for the Crucible – or none at all.
Click below for my look at who has to do what ahead of the Welsh Open qualifiers which start this Wednesday…
Somewhat belatedly after the season’s second mid-season seedings revision earlier this month, here is my round-up of all the key changes to the seedings following PTC12 which will take effect for the World Open, Welsh Open and China Open tournaments…