Six world titles, six UK titles, 100 career finals and a raft of other top honours, Steve Davis has achieved much during his long career, but will his remarkable longevity in the upper echelons of the sport prove to be his greatest achievement of all? Who knows, but to celebrate the achievements of a man still capable of competing with the best, I have recounted some of his finest triumphs to help you perhaps decide…
Congratulations to Chinese number 1 Ding Junhui who tonight defeated Marco Fu 10-4 to win his first Masters title at Wembley, four years on from that infamous final defeat to Ronnie O’Sullivan…
Ding Junhui leads Marco Fu 6-2 following today’s evening session, putting one hand on the Masters trophy for the first time. Can Marco do anything about it? Click below for continued updates on the match…
At 4-1 down during his Masters semi-final against Mark Allen it looked to be all over for Marco Fu but what followed was a fabulous fightback and a five-frame winning streak which turned the match on its head…
Mark King may have produced the performance of the first round to see off defending champion Mark Selby but it was to be a very different story tonight as Jamie Cope restricted him to just one frame. Ding Junhui meanwhile looked excellent earlier on against Scotland’s Graeme Dott…
Today saw the line-up for the last eight of this season’s Masters decided and while Neil Robertson avoided becoming another big name casualty, Shaun Murphy could not…
Good news breaking from Wembley today as the BBC have announced that they will continue to broadcast snooker’s biggest tournament’s for the next three years…
