Have you seen his wife? She’s a big oul unit. Lots of comfort eating going on in that family I’d imagine.
Ronnie 4-1 up on Stuart Bingham here and looking good to face Barry Hawkins in the final tomorrow.
the greatest snooker player of all time
Take that Robertson you cunt
Imperious from Ronnie. After losing the first frame he reels off ten in a row for a 10-1 win and a record equalling 6th Masters title.
the greatest of them all. GOAT
I see Ronny was on for a 147 in the Welsh open. Asked what the prize pot was for it and was told it was only €10k, so he potted a pink instead and got 146 as some sort of protest.
he mugged off Barry Hearn, good and proper, 10k is a joke for such a prestigious achievement
The Rocket at his ridiculous best as he dismisses world number 61 Tian Pengfei 4-0…
1-0: 110 break
2-0: 90 break
3-0: 112 break
4-0: 102 break
Pot success 98%
Ken Doherty is also through to the 3rd round after defeating world number 21 David Gilbert 4-3, he faces Ali Carter in the last 32.
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The Rocket at his ridiculous best as he dismisses world number 61 Tian Pengfei 4-0…
1-0: 110 break
2-0: 90 break
3-0: 112 break
4-0: 102 break
Pot success 98%
[/quote]and he done it in 38 minutes
GOAT
Ronnie reels off 7 frames in a row to come from 5-2 down to beat Robertson 9-5. No superlatives do this genius justice.
World Championship Qualifiers get underway tomorrow.
1 Ding Junhui v Greg Casey
2 Ross Muir v Sean O’Sullivan
3 Andrew Higginson v Nigel Bond
4 Gary Wilson v Leo Fernandez
5 Jamie Jones v Hamza Akbar
6 Ian Burns v Duane Jones
7 Gerard Greene v Jimmy White
8 Peter Ebdon v James Wattana
9 Ben Woollaston v Chris Wakelin
10 Anthony Hamilton v Sydney Wilson
11 Robbie Williams v Gareth Allen
12 Mark Joyce v Zak Surety
13 Mike Dunn v James Cahill
14 Li Hang v Lyu Chenwei
15 Michael Georgiou v Noppon Saengkham
16 Graeme Dott v Brandon Sargeant
17 Robert Milkins v Ka Wai Cheung
18 Joel Walker v Scott Donaldson
19 Kurt Maflin v Sanderson Lam
20 Rod Lawler v Zhao Xintong
21 Mark King v Fraser Patrick
22 David Grace v Brendan O’Donoghue
23 Peter Lines v Ng On Yee
24 Michael Holt v Michael Wild
25 Alan McManus v Michael Wasley
26 David Morris v Chris Melling
27 Stuart Carrington v Hammad Miah
28 Jimmy Robertson v Tyler Rees
29 Tian Pengfei v Hossein Vafaei Ayouri
30 Ken Doherty v Andy Hicks
31 Alfie Burden v Tony Drago
32 Ryan Day v Daniel Wells
33 Kyren Wilson v Jason Weston
34 Martin O’Donnell v Kuldesh Johal
35 Joe Swail v Zhang Yong
36 Matthew Stevens v Josh Boileau
37 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Akani Songsermsawad
38 Yu De Lu v Paul S Davison
39 Craig Steadman v Michael Leslie
40 Anthony McGill v Hatem Yassen
41 Luca Brecel v Steven Hallworth
42 Liam Highfield v Luke Simmonds
43 Sam Baird v Thor Chuan Leong
44 Tom Ford v Darryl Hill
45 Jack Lisowski v Alex Taubman
46 Rory McLeod v Lukas Kleckers
47 Lee Walker v Conor McCormack
48 David Gilbert v Rhys Clark
49 Matthew Selt v Igor Figueiredo
50 Mitchell Mann v Kishan Hirani
51 Robin Hull v Barry Pinches
52 Dechawat Poomjaeng v Eden Sharav
53 Fergal O’Brien v Steve Davis
54 Zhou Yuelong v Dylan Craig
55 Zhang Anda v Bratislav Krustev
56 Mark Davis v Adam Duffy
57 Allister Carter v Mateusz Baranowski
58 Cao Yupeng v Rodion Judin
59 Oliver Lines v Lu Ning
60 Dominic Dale v Ian Glover
61 Xiao Guodong v Allan Taylor
62 Jamie Burnett v Jamie Clarke
63 Jamie Cope v Ashley Hugill
64 Liang Wenbo v Joe O’Connor
Tough draws for the young Irish contingent that qualified. Greg Casey really drew the short straw with a daunting opener against former world number 1 Ding Junhui.
Kildare cueman Josh Boileau didn’t fare much better drawing Matthew Stevens.
Brendan O’Donoghue Got a tough one too against recent UK championship semi finalist David Grace, David Morris has had a woeful season but could turn it around against Chris Melling who is a better pool player.
Ken Doherty has a tough draw against Andy Hicks and finally the tie of the round sees Fergal O’Brien face the living legend Steve Davis.
Tension already at boiling point at Pond’s Forge. Jamie Jones lost the run of himself as he won a tight 7th frame to reduce the deficit to 5-2 against Pakistan number 1 Hamza Akbar…
I’m giving my full support to the chap playing Peter Lines in Match 23.
Jimmy White has won the opening two frames in his match against Gerard Greene.
Excellent news. I’m very optimistic that this could finally be Jimmy’s year to win that elusive title.
Jimmy trails 5-4 overnight.
Jimmy will face Peter Ebdon in the next round if he makes it past Gerard Greene.
Ebdon beat James Wattana 10-6 in a glamour first round qualifier at Pond’s Forge International Leisure Centre.
@Elvis_Brandenberg_Kr Peter Lines leads 9-0. Looks like it’s hard lines for your man Ng On Yee.