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Is Stephen Hendry set to quit comeback after opting out of 2022 World Snooker Championship? Will Scotsman retire again?
Stephen Hendry has opted out of entering the World Snooker Championship qualifiers at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield (4-13 April LIVE on Eurosport) only 12 months after returning to the sport following a nine-year absence. The seven-time world champion accepted a two-year wildcard from former World Snooker Tour chairman Barry Hearn at the outset of the 2020/21 season and played his first match since the 2012 World Championship when he lost 4-1 to Matthew Selt in the Gibraltar Open first round in Milton Keynes last March, making his 776th career century in winning his only frame of the contest.
Stephen Maguire and Anthony McGill withdraw from Gibraltar Open, places taken by Kuldesh Johal and Rod Lawler
Stephen Maguire and Anthony McGill have withdrawn from next week’s Gibraltar Open. The Scottish pair were replaced in the draw by Kuldesh Johal and Rod Lawler respectively.
Rocket's 30 years at Crucible – Ronnie O'Sullivan set to pass another Stephen Hendry record at 46th World Championship
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to pass another Stephen Hendry landmark when the snooker GOAT competes at the World Championship for a record 30th straight year next month (April 16 — May 2, LIVE on Eurosport). O'Sullivan needs to reach the quarter-finals at the Crucible Theatre to overtake Hendry as the Sheffield venue's most prolific match winner of all time since the inception of the modern televised era in 1977.
2022 Tour Championship snooker draw: Ronnie O'Sullivan set to face Mark Williams, Judd Trump v Luca Brecel, prize money
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to face old foe Mark Williams in the quarter-finals of the elite eight-man £380,000 Tour Championship at Venue Cymru in Llandudno (28 March-3 April) . The evergreen duo – with nine world titles and a staggering 62 ranking trophies between them – are provisionally in line to lock cues on Wednesday 30 March in the Welsh coastal town, a remarkable 30 years after they turned professional with O'Sullivan seeded third on the one-year list and Williams occupying sixth spot before the Gibraltar Open (24-26 March LIVE on Eurosport).
Gibraltar Open 2022 - How to watch as Judd Trump eyes third title in a row with Ronnie O'Sullivan in action
The seventh edition of the Gibraltar Open takes place this spring with a return to the overseas territory after the 2021 edition was held in Milton Keynes due to Covid-19. Reigning champion Judd Trump is in action looking to win the title for the third year in a row as the whirlwind tournament sees its champion crowned from a pool of 128 competitors in just 72 hours.
Who has qualified for 2022 World Snooker Championship? Judd Trump, Ronnie O'Sullivan chase £150,000 bonus, Crucible odds
Judd Trump lifted the largest trophy in snooker, in size rather than stature, with a 10-4 victory over Matthew Selt at the inaugural Turkish Masters on Sunday, but it is largesse that matters in the race to qualify for the 46th World Championship in Sheffield. The Gibraltar Open (24-26 March LIVE on Eurosport) and elite Tour Championship (28 March-3 April), involving the top eight players on the one-year ranking list, will again define the top 16 seeds for the Crucible Theatre – and who will need to endure the mental minefield of qualifiers at the nearby English Institute of Sport (4-13 April).
'That is what you call star quality' - Judd Trump lights up Turkish Masters final with maximum 147 break
Judd Trump wrote a piece of history with a stunning 147 break in the final of the Turkish Masters with Matthew Selt. His normally stunning long potting has been off the mark for some time, but he got in with a brilliant long red and what followed was gripping, and stunning. Ad/> It appeared the thought of a maximum was on early in the piece, as Joe Johnson on Eurosport commentary said “four reds, four black.” Turkish Masters'The worst I have played for 10 years' — TrumpYESTERDAY AT 10:31 It probably was a little premature, but when Trump played a run through, clipping other reds in the process, rather than play for the easier blue, it made it clear the world No.