A quick post ahead of the exhibition at the Southwest Snooker Academy tonight which will mark the opening night of the new facility. A huge thanks to Janie Watkins, Sarah Mount and the people over there who have very kindly invited me to attend the evening tonight, I will post a full report with photos no doubt, tomorrow.
The evening is due to be streamed online tonight, details to follow on that later today at the venue’s official website presumably…
Malta’s Tony Drago flew into the second round of the 2010 Shanghai Masters after beating China’s Xiao Guodong 5-2 at the EIS in Sheffield.
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…
Following his excellent return to the main tour this season which has seen him climb to 54th in the rankings, Malta’s Tony Drago now has his sights on a return to the top 32 for the first time since 2004/5…
Having defeated both David Gray and Marco Fu at the same tournament 12 months ago, Tian Pengfei was the wildcard that all of the players wanted to avoid and with a 5-4 victory over the in-form Mark Davis today he has shown exactly why…
As regular readers will have gathered by now, I do like to keep a track of the rankings, indeed I find the battles for the various different brackets fascinating. In reality however, are the rankings really that important? More to the point are they even fair? Having spoken to fans and players alike during the past few months, here are some thoughts on the system…
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…
A little belated unfortunately but here is the story of my day at the World Championship qualifiers on the opening Sunday…