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Judd Trump was in ominous form as he saw off Rod Lawler 4-1 in the first round of the 2022 Northern Ireland Open. After a sluggish start, which saw Lawler pinch an opening frame that stretched beyond 35 minutes, world No. 2 Trump clicked into action with a 114 break – a knock which featured an outrageous double on the yellow off the bottom cushion.
Selby 2-0 Evans (9-12) Ad Evans handed a golden chance after Selby misses blue to the green pocket. Opportunity to get hand on table with a decent break. Northern Ireland OpenTrump drops party tricks in brilliant win over Lawler in NI Open first round44 MINUTES AGO Robertson 4-0 Patrick Breaks of 85, 120 and 55 from Masters holder Neil Robertson against Fraser Patrick.
Selby 0-0 Evans (63-0) Ad The art of break-building by Selby in opening frame and he is going to get the job done at one visit. A run of 63 from Selby and Evans needs one snooker. Northern Ireland OpenTrump drops party tricks in brilliant win over Lawler in NI Open first round2 MINUTES AGO Selby 0-0 Evans (19-0) Only first few shots of match, but Selby is completely focused on job at hand.
Trump 3-1 Lawler (20-0) Ad Delightful opening red to a centre pocket. Trump keen to get moving in the frame he needs for victory. Smashes open the reds via blue, but somehow isn't on a red.
The 2022 Home Nations series kicks off with the Northern Ireland Open, with snooker's top players set to battle it out for the Alex Higgins trophy. Three-time champion Judd Trump will be hoping to reclaim the title he vacated in 2021, while Ronnie O'Sullivan, Neil Robertson, Mark Selby and John Higgins also have their eyes on the top prize.
The powerful emotions felt by Ronnie O'Sullivan after his seventh World Championship title are to be revealed for the first time on the Eurosport show Seventh Heaven. After claiming his famous seventh world title at the Crucible in May, O'Sullivan joined the Eurosport studio and in footage which has never been seen before, the snooker great broke down into tears as the magnitude of the achievement hit home. Ad The moment gives an extraordinary insight into how much a seventh world title meant to O'Sullivan.
Ronnie O’Sullivan believes he would have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award “seven or eight times” if snooker was recognised like golf or tennis. Speaking to promote his exclusive new Eurosport two-hour feature programme, Seventh Heaven, the Rocket revealed his frustration at missing out on the famous SPOTY gong during his illustrious career and said he was arguably Britain's most successful sportsman.
Mark Williams admits his frantic last-minute scramble to compete at the elite eight-player Hong Kong Masters event on Friday was doomed to failure. The three-time world champion made the 13-hour flight from London on Thursday to face Neil Robertson with UK holder Zhao Xintong forced to withdraw after testing positive for Covid-19 on Wednesday. Ad Despite opening with a 133 break against Masters champion Robertson at the 12,500-capacity Hong Kong Coliseum, Williams came up short as the Australian icon showed his class to emerge a 5-3 winner from a taut quarter-final encounter.