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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.
John Higgins says he couldn't have played any better as he was crowned Championship League winner in Leicester last night, having defeated Stuart Bingham in a nervy final.
A lean and keen John Higgins is hungry for more success after winning the latest Championship League tournament a week before he defends his Players Championship. Higgins gave himself the perfect tonic before his trip to Wolverhampton as he edged out Stuart Bingham 3-2 in Friday night's final, the third time he has won the invitational event over the past five years.
John Higgins has fired a warning, saying he could not have played any better in winning the Championship League and is delighted to have secured his spot in the Champion of Champions field. After a string of near misses this term, Higgins got the better of Stuart Bingham 3-2 in the final for his first title of the season. Ad/> This week’s iteration of the Championship League does not have ranking status, but it carries with it the prize of qualification to the Champion of Champions.
John Higgins reached the final of the Championship League after a hard fought semi-final win over Yan Bingtao, while Stuart Bingham beat Liang Wenbo. The Scottish veteran took on the Chinese contender on Friday evening for the right to challenge for the trophy in the final later that night, but it was Yan who looked the most impressive at the open. Ad/> A century break of 135 had Higgins on the back foot from the off, and when Yan took the second frame 77-46, it left him just one frame from victory.
Graeme Dott was on the end of a shock snooker shot that's been described as 'black magic' at the Championship League.
Ronnie O'Sullivan will return to snooker's coveted world No. 1 spot if he can claim the Players Championship title and a £125,000 top prize in Wolverhampton next week. O'Sullivan first became world No.
John Higgins continued his excellent Championship League form with three wins from four on Thursday in the winners group. Higgins was the winner of Group 7 earlier in the week, and he suffered just one defeat on the day as the tournament heads to its denouement.