Since Barry Hearn took over at the helm of World Snooker, he has changed the game as we knew it beyond all recognition. Rather predictably at each stage he received criticism for the changes, yet pressed on regardless having full confidence in his 5 year plan to revolutionise the sport. As a general rule people […]
Playing Styles: Ding Junhui
A look at the playing style of Ding Junhui, in particular his mastery of cannons and splits and why it sets him apart from the rest.
The Case Against Shot Clocks In Snooker
Is slow play killing the sport of snooker and what can be done about it?
The 2011 Pink Ribbon Tournament
Introduction The 2011 Pink Ribbon Tournament from the South West Snooker Academy in Gloucester took place between the 1st and 5th of June, and culminated in Walsall’s Mark Joyce lifting the slick Pink Ribbon Trophy. The event format was best of 7 frame matches from start to finish, and all of the entry funds went […]
Power Snooker: Computer Game Snooker
A couple of matches into the experience something clicked with me. This is like a computer game. Power Snooker is Computer Game Snooker!