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Aaron Hill ousted three-time champion Judd Trump from the Northern Ireland Open on Tuesday night in a big Belfast shock, although the beaten favourite was not that impressed.
Judd Trump believes Aaron Hill “made a lot of mistakes” but “got away with it” as the Irishman stunned him 4-1 at the Northern Ireland Open. Trump, who was aiming for a fourth Northern Ireland Open title, had very little table time as Hill made the most of his chances to book a place in the third round. Ad However, the 2019 world champion feels differently about the match.
Aaron Hill produced a brilliant performance to stun Judd Trump 4-1 in the second round of the Northern Ireland Open. Hill simply outplayed the 2019 world champion with some brilliant shots and big breaks under pressure to advance into the last 32. Ad Trump was aiming to win a fourth Northern Ireland Open title, but his run in Belfast has come to an end.
John Higgins believes himself, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Mark Williams “should be finished” and is unsure why younger players have been unable to breakthrough the ranks. The Class of '92 have been consistently among snooker’s elite for three decades, with 14 world titles between them. Ad Higgins, O’Sullivan and Williams made up three of the four semi-finalists at this year’s World Championship in Sheffield.
Aaron Hill has pulled off a major shock by knocking last year's World Championship finalist Judd Trump out of the Northern Ireland Open in Belfast by four frames to one.
Ronnie O'Sullivan says that "nothing really matters" anymore when it comes to his snooker career.
Judd Trump has curbed high-risk snooker to the benefit of his career, but he can still deliver exceptional moments and the break in the final frame of his victory over Rod Lawler in the opening round of the Northern Ireland Open had plenty. Trump made a slow start, and lost a scrappy opening frame. But he found his rhythm as the contest progressed and when in command at 3-1, turned on the style.
Judd Trump pulled off one of his greatest pots with a moment of magic during his 4-1 win over Rod Lawler at the Northern Ireland Open. After reeling off a century in the second frame to level the match at 1-1 in Belfast, Trump was faced with a seemingly impossible yellow perched near the bottom cushion. Ad Rather than give up, Trump played an audacious shot off the bottom cushion, sending the yellow up the table and into the top left pocket to the delight of the crowd and the Eurosport commentary box.