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Neil Robertson out and O’Sullivan wins easily

Joakim Andersson — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 21:49:19 +0000

Quite surprising that Neil Robertson lost to up-and-coming Judd Trump. Wasn’t Robertson in on trying to defend his title?

On another note it seems like Ronnie might finally be playing well again. It’s about time! The match against Shaun Murphy in the second round will be interesting to watch.

Congratulations Neil Robertson

Joakim Andersson — Tue, 04 May 2010 07:40:35 +0000

The “Thunder from Down Under” Neil Robertson won the snooker world championship early this morning!

Exciting final frame last night

Joakim Andersson — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:19:13 +0000

In the match between Mark King and Ricky Walden in the Glasgow Grand Prix it was exciting to the end with King making an amazing recover in the final frame through three necessary snookers to win the match.

Higgins wins the Snooker World Championship

Joakim Andersson — Tue, 05 May 2009 07:01:19 +0000

BBC SPORT | Other sport… | Snooker | Higgins earns third world crown

John Higgins continued to play great and Shaun Murphy never really had a chance. Murphy fought back a bit during the first session but during the second session Higgins got ahead and from then on the match was pretty much won.

BBC SPORT | Other sport… | Snooker | Epic win sees Higgins into semis

Joakim Andersson — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:04:17 +0000

BBC SPORT | Other sport… | Snooker | Epic win sees Higgins into semis

I was busy last evening preparing for tonight’s festivities so unfortunately I missed the Higgins vs Selby match. I’ve always been a fan of Mark Selby though and I’ve found Higgins to be quite dull and boring, but it seems like Higgins really got his act together for this World Championship. It’ll be interesting to see him against Mark Allen, who beat O’Sullivan, in the semifinal.

Awesome Allen shocks O’Sullivan

Joakim Andersson — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 18:15:09 +0000

BBC SPORT | Other sport… | Snooker | Awesome Allen shocks O’Sullivan

I’ve been busy the last few days so I haven’t seen any of the Ronnie vs Mark match, but from the article it doesn’t sound like I’ve missed much.

It’s a shame Ronnie is out though, as he’s quite the character and brings some action to the table.

Hendry hits back to stun Williams

Joakim Andersson — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:14:14 +0000

BBC SPORT | Other sport… | Snooker | Hendry hits back to stun Williams

Let’s hope Stephen Hendy has found is his game again.

Selby vs Day

Joakim Andersson — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 07:08:45 +0000

Quite an exciting match last night between Mark Selby and Ryan Day in the Royal London Watches Grand Prix. Trailing two frames behind Selby managed to catch up only to miss a crucial match-winning red in the last frame leaving it open for Ryan Day to win the match.

Ronnie O’Sullivan has won his first two matches even though he has admitted to playing bad at best and usually playing just poor. So that’s promising for the rest of the tournament!

Northern Ireland Trophy

Joakim Andersson — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 12:03:24 +0000

Ronnie O’Sullivan easily defeated Dave Harold in the final yesterday evening. It wasn’t much of an exciting match to watch, but the semi-final between Ronnie and Ali Carter was the total opposite.

Ronnie was trailing for most of the match and it wasn’t until the final red in the last frame it was decided who was going to go on to the final. They both played fast attack snooker with the average frame time around 10-11 minutes, which means it was fast-paced action from the start to the finish!

Ronnie won for the third time in the Crucible

Joakim Andersson — Tue, 06 May 2008 10:36:46 +0000

Not that surprising Ronnie won quite easily over Ali Carter in the final.

Ali looked tired and worn out from his hard semi-final against Joe Perry and failed to make use of O’Sullivan’s mistakes. Ronnie on the other hand wasn’t too happy with this game in the final, which wasn’t up to the same standard as when he easily beat Stephen Hendry in the semi-final.

After the match Ronnie again said that he might take a break from snooker. He always says that after the season but so far he’s always been back in the autumn, so we’ll see.