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Welcome Ad/> What a day ahead we have at the Welsh Open! It is a packed schedule with a stupendous line-up of big names gracing the baize. Welsh OpenO'Sullivan hits 60 not out – The snooker GOAT's unrivalled longevity19 HOURS AGO This is what you can look forward to: O'Sullivan will kick off the afternoon session against James Cahill, while Robertson will then take on Hammad Miah.
Jordan Brown's defence of his Welsh Open crown was ended at the first hurdle after he went down to a 4-3 defeat to Mitchell Mann at Celtic Manor.
Neil Robertson started his quest for a third Welsh Open title with a 4-0 win over Jimmy White. World No 4 Robertson made a match-high break of 121 in the second frame as he eased to victory to set up a second-round meeting with Hammad Miah. Ad/> “I felt for him [White] a bit because the table is playing a bit slower than what you might expect," said Robertson in the Eurosport studio.
Fan Zhengyi’s 10-9 win against six-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan ranks amongst the greatest shocks in the history of the game, according to Shoot Out winner Hossein Vafaei. The 21-year-old emerged from a final-frame shootout against O’Sullivan on Sunday to claim his first ranking title and send shockwaves around the sport. Ad/> “That result last night was just, you know, so incredible.
Hossein Vafaei gave us further proof this week of just how ridiculously skilled professional snooker players are.
John Higgins continued his excellent early season form with a 5-3 win over Barry Pinches in the Turkish Masters qualifying. On Friday night the former number one lifted the Championship League trophy but he was straight back to action when he beat his English opponent.
It has been 29 years since one of the greatest players in the English game brought us one of the most memorable snooker shots of all time.
Jimmy 'Whirlwind' White has been handed a crack at Masters champion Neil Robertson in an intriguing opening match in the first round of the Welsh Open in Newport (28 February-6 March LIVE on Eurosport). White won his solitary Masters title in 1984 with Australia's leading player Robertson – who has been battling a bout of Covid in recent days – claiming the Paul Hunter Trophy for a second time 38 years later courtesy of a 10-4 victory over Barry Hawkins last month.