Ryan Day v Jimmy White (last 48 match)
Jamie Cope v Rory McLeod (last 32 match)
A couple of very interesting matches ahead of us tonight, both covered on Eurosport I am happy to say so why not click below and join in the live chat during the action? I will still provide a full report on the day’s action which you can read in the post below…
Congratulations to Rory McLeod who has reportedly made the first competitive maximum break of his professional career today over at the EPTC6 event in Prague.
More will follow from me on the event tomorrow but for now you can track the day’s results here at WWWSnooker.
You can also view my 147’s page over here.
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…
With the dust now settling on the 2010 Betfred.com World Championship qualifiers, it is time to take a look back at what for me were the most notable talking points to come out of the event…
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…
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…
What a year it has been for Rory McLeod, having qualified for the Crucible for the first time back in the spring, the 38-year-old has now defeated Andrew Higginson and Ben Woollaston today to earn a debut at Wembley in the 2010 Masters…
Following the completion of the Grand Prix in Glasgow at the weekend, here is my overview of how the provisional rankings have been affected by the results…