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Ronnie O'Sullivan will miss the elite Tour Championship event later this month after withdrawing from the inaugural WST Classic on Sunday due to an elbow injury. He will be joined on the sidelines by Neil Robertson, who will be denied the chance to defend the Tour title following his shock 4-3 loss to world No. 65 Oliver Lines in the last 32.
Ronnie O'Sullivan will miss the elite Tour Championship event later this month after withdrawing from the inaugural WST Classic on Sunday due to an elbow injury. The world champion was scheduled to meet world No. 69 David Grace in the last 64 at 6pm UK time in Leicester, but has pulled out of the event with fellow Englishman Grace advancing to the last 32.
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan got his WST Classic campaign up and running with two sparkling centuries in a 4-2 win over Egypt's Mohamed Ibrahim on Friday in Leicester. The world No. 1 needs to win the inaugural event and £80,000 first prize at the Morningside Arena to keep alive any prospect of qualifying for the eight-man Tour Championship in Hull at the end of the month (March 27-2 April).
Wins for O'Sullivan, Williams, Trump and Selby on day one Ad The big names came through mostly unscathed in the held over qualifying matches on day one of the Welsh Open. Welsh Open‘I feel like I'm back to my best’ – Trump sounds ominous warning to rivals after Grace winAN HOUR AGO Joe Perry made a winning start to his title defence with a 4-0 whitewash of Mark King, while Shaun Murphy produced a similarly emphatic performance to drub Brazil's Victor Sarkis 4-0.
Judd Trump sounded an ominous warning to his rivals after overcoming David Grace to reach the second round of the Welsh Open. The world No. 5 recorded a 4-0 whitewash win on Monday and served as a perfect response to a dramatic 10-9 defeat to Mark Allen in the Grand Prix final on January 22.
Defending champion Joe Perry eased into the last 64 of the Welsh Open with Ronnie O'Sullivan and Judd Trump also victorious on day one.
Judd Trump overcame a slow start to whitewash David Grace at the Welsh Open and reach the second round in Llandudno. The opening two frames could have gone either way, but Trump won them both and went on to win the next two frames. He will play Louis Heathcote in the last 64 on Wednesday.
AROUND THE TABLES Ad Kyren Wilson 2-1 Asjad Iqbal Barry Hawkins 1-1 Ian Burns RESULT! — John Higgins 4-0 Alexander Ursenbacher Welsh Open‘Like getting on a bike’ – O’Sullivan says he is ‘enjoying’ his snooker31 MINUTES AGO WILLIAMS 2-2 WHITE On another day White would have had this match sewn up. Instead, it’s all square as Williams repeats the trick of hitting back from the jaws of defeat, brilliantly cuing in a pink close to the right cushion to snatch the frame with a superb 76 clearance. WILLIAMS 1-2 WHITE (0-63) It’s the same issue again for Williams.