Zhao Xintong is well and truly back on the snooker map after emerging triumphantly from Q Tour Event 3 in Sweden on Sunday.
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Liam Davies wins first event on snooker Q Tour
Liam Davies beat Craig Steadman 5-2 to win the first Q Tour event of the 2023/24 snooker season on Sunday in North Shields.
Jordan Brown books Belfast berth
Jordan Brown safely qualified for his home event – the Northern Ireland Open in Belfast – after a 4-0 victory over Andrew Pagett on Wednesday.
Gerard Greene and Craig Steadman Progress in CLS
The pair got their campaigns off to a strong opening.
Ireland’s Michael Judge Becomes Professional Player Again
It ends a ten-year absence for the Dubliner from the Main Tour.
Struggling Mark Selby Loses in China Open
Things have gone from bad to worse for Mark Selby after losing to Craig Steadman in the China Open on Monday.
Michael Judge Denied in Q School 2
Ireland’s Michael Judge has only one more opportunity remaining to regain his place on the Main Tour after a seven-year gap following defeat in the penultimate round of Q School 2 on Friday. The Dubliner had unsurprisingly been the favourite out of the disappointingly small Irish contingent to come through[Read More…]
Eight More Turn Pro Via Q-School
Q-School 2 has ended with eight additional players earning their Main Tour cards in Burton for the next two seasons. Michael Georgiou immediately returns despite failing to break into the top 64 in the world rankings before the end of the last campaign. The Cypriot, who previously competed under the[Read More…]
World Championship Preview: Rousing Robertson
The start of the 2015 Betfred World Snooker Championship is just a single day away and, after a long qualifying process and a botched draw, we now know our first round line-up. Here is a look at each of the last 32 encounters that will take place over the coming[Read More…]
Doherty Dumped but Delight for Dott
Ken Doherty is out of the 2015 World Championship after losing 10-3 to Mark Davis in the final qualifying round at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre. The 1997 champion never really stood a chance after ending the first session on Tuesday 8-1 down as the world no.18 coasted to victory[Read More…]