International Championship Last 16 Discussion !!

i fancy the pot

Robbo doesn't get it.

Decider alert.

jesus christ almost a in off

Good to see Jan insisting that they carry on.

What a match this is

Skullman wrote:Good to see Jan insisting that they carry on.

well still 45 mins before the next session

Wildey wrote:

Skullman wrote:Good to see Jan insisting that they carry on.

well still 45 mins before the next session

I'm pretty sure someone came to pull them off despite that.

Ebdon could / should have won this match already. Now Robertson obviously big favourite.

Skullman wrote:

Wildey wrote:

Skullman wrote:Good to see Jan insisting that they carry on.

well still 45 mins before the next session

I'm pretty sure someone came to pull them off despite that.

looked like it

I spoke to Graeme a little while ago. He said that was one of the best matches he has played in for a long time. It had everything. Breaks, frames pinched by both and misses at crucial times. Yes it should have been on TV.

Ebdon first in with a plant...

Misses but leaves a mid distance red on.

Another twist!

Robbo misses the blue on 38 and the reds are spread. Can Ebdon hold his nerve?

Messed up position on the black from the penultimate red.

Robbo needs to clear all six colours to win.

ebdon cocked that up

Robbo cocked that up

Robbo misses the brown. Ebdon just needs it to win... but does it go?

Robbo needs snookers

Incredible match

Ebdon wins!

Victory not that much of a surprise considering their head to heads, but Ebdon's fluency and uber attacking mindset certainly was.

Just one pattern for anyone who cares (probably just me), last time Ebdon beat Robbo in a ranker, his next opponent was Ding, and he went to win the whole event.

Snooker Overdrive wrote:Incredible match

and it wasent in India lol

The FORCE wins 6-5

There have been some great TV matches in this tournament, Judd v Angles, Ding v Cao, ROS v Liang, but I think this has to be the best one so far.

That was a truely superb match. It had everything. Robbo looked certain to win it after Ebdon left the yellow.

Wednesday 30th of October

6.30am

Zhao Xintong 2-6 Marco Fu
Neil Robertson 5-6 Peter Ebdon
Mark Allen 4-6 Joe Perry
Graeme Dott 6-5 Kurt Maflin

11.30am

Ryan Day v Fergal O'Brien
Stuart Bingham v Mark Selby
Mark Davis v Liang Wenbo TV
Matthew Stevens v Ding Junhui TV

Wild, I'm pretty sure Mavis v Liang is on TV as well, on ES2.

Gutted to miss Ebdon v Robbo, sounded like a corker