We love The Masters, we love the UK Championship, we love the ranking events & we even love our local showdowns. But when all is said and done this is what it’s all about. This is where careers are defined. This is the 2011 Betfred.com World Snooker Championship.
Ladbrokes Mobile Masters Preview
…there are two names who stand out, the only two players to have won at this venue: Ronnie O’Sullivan and Mark Selby.
12bet.com UK Championship Preview (part 3)
It goes without saying neither man will contend for major titles again, but this pairing still holds enough magic to be named tie of the round.
12bet.com UK Championship Preview (part 2)
His game suits longer tournaments, in spite of his lack of success, his form in the PTC was strong in securing second place, and his game is far too good for his drought to continue. A mouth watering semi-final with O’Sullivan beckons, he’s good enough to win that, and good enough to take top honours.
12bet.com UK Championship Preview (Part 1)
With the exception of the game’s annual showpiece at Sheffield, the UK Championship is considered snooker’s second most prestigious ranking event. With one-and-a-half times normal ranking points on offer, along with a prize pool of £625,000, the tournament never fails to capture the imagination of fans everywhere
The New “Big Four”?
As this season progresses with the rumble of an exciting new era underfoot, could it be that we have another big shake-up to consider? The rule of Higgins & O’Sullivan may be unquestionable to some, but can they really deny the rising force of talent around them? In particular, four other players appear irresistibly in-step with the march of a takeover. Are we looking at the new ‘Big Four’?..
The Masters: Snooker’s Finest Invitational Tournament
When ‘The Masters’ came into being in 1975, few could have predicted the drama, excitement, agony, and long lasting memories the tournament would create. Since that first staging of the event, at Fulham’s West Centre hotel, we’ve seen it all: amazing comebacks, controversial moments, missed pots.. Few tournaments compare to snooker’s premier Invitational event..