Snooker: April 2010 Archives

O'Sullivan promises to fight on

Ronnie O'Sullivan insisted he would not quit snooker in response to his Betfred.com World Championship quarter-finals defeat.

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Robertson on brink of Davis defeat

Steve Davis took the last two frames to extend his World Snooker Championship quarter-final with Neil Robertson into a final session.

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O'Sullivan makes last eight at Crucible

Ronnie O'Sullivan beat Mark Williams 13-10 to set up a Betfred.com World Championship quarter-final clash with Mark Selby.

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Davis not interested in title talk

Steve Davis has played down his chances of claiming a seventh World Championship after his win against defending champion John Higgins.

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Ebdon 'disappointed' at rankings drop

The 2002 world champion Peter Ebdon's 10-5 first round defeat to Graeme Dott at the Crucible has cost him his place in the top 16.

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Davis delighted to set up Higgins clash

Steve Davis edged out Mark King in a deciding-frame thriller to set up a second-round Crucible clash with world champion John Higgins.

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Hendry prolongs career ? for now

Stephen Hendry says he may have announced his retirement had he not come from behind to beat Zhang Anda at the World Championships.

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Higgins identifies O'Sullivan as a threat

Ronnie O'Sullivan will have a "point to prove" at the Betfred.com World Championship, according to defending champion John Higgins.

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Ding tipped to win in Sheffield

Defending champion John Higgins feels certain that Chinese sensation Ding Junhui will win the World Championship at some stage.

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Rocket not done yet

Ronnie O'Sullivan has hinted he may play into his 40s if he stays in love with snooker as he prepares for the World Championships.

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Doyle quits over Hearn proposals

Lee Doyle has quit the board of snooker's governing body in response to proposals to give Barry Hearn a 51% stake in World Snooker.

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China Open glory for Williams

Two-time former world champion Mark Williams fought back to defeat Ding Junhui 10-6 at the China Open in Beijing.

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O'Sullivan promises to fight on

Ronnie O'Sullivan insisted he would not quit snooker in response to his Betfred.com World Championship quarter-finals defeat.

More: O'Sullivan promises to fight on |

Robertson on brink of Davis defeat

Steve Davis took the last two frames to extend his World Snooker Championship quarter-final with Neil Robertson into a final session.

More: Robertson on brink of Davis defeat |

O'Sullivan makes last eight at Crucible

Ronnie O'Sullivan beat Mark Williams 13-10 to set up a Betfred.com World Championship quarter-final clash with Mark Selby.

More: O'Sullivan makes last eight at Crucible |

Davis not interested in title talk

Steve Davis has played down his chances of claiming a seventh World Championship after his win against defending champion John Higgins.

More: Davis not interested in title talk |

Ebdon 'disappointed' at rankings drop

The 2002 world champion Peter Ebdon's 10-5 first round defeat to Graeme Dott at the Crucible has cost him his place in the top 16.

More: Ebdon 'disappointed' at rankings drop |

Davis delighted to set up Higgins clash

Steve Davis edged out Mark King in a deciding-frame thriller to set up a second-round Crucible clash with world champion John Higgins.

More: Davis delighted to set up Higgins clash |

Hendry prolongs career ? for now

Stephen Hendry says he may have announced his retirement had he not come from behind to beat Zhang Anda at the World Championships.

More: Hendry prolongs career ? for now |

Higgins identifies O'Sullivan as a threat

Ronnie O'Sullivan will have a "point to prove" at the Betfred.com World Championship, according to defending champion John Higgins.

More: Higgins identifies O'Sullivan as a threat |

Ding tipped to win in Sheffield

Defending champion John Higgins feels certain that Chinese sensation Ding Junhui will win the World Championship at some stage.

More: Ding tipped to win in Sheffield |

Rocket not done yet

Ronnie O'Sullivan has hinted he may play into his 40s if he stays in love with snooker as he prepares for the World Championships.

More: Rocket not done yet |

Doyle quits over Hearn proposals

Lee Doyle has quit the board of snooker's governing body in response to proposals to give Barry Hearn a 51% stake in World Snooker.

More: Doyle quits over Hearn proposals |

China Open glory for Williams

Two-time former world champion Mark Williams fought back to defeat Ding Junhui 10-6 at the China Open in Beijing.

More: China Open glory for Williams |

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