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The 2022/23 snooker season is set to continue after a four-week break with the World Mixed Doubles and British Open hosted in Milton Keynes later this month. The new campaign has been disrupted by the absence of several key events in China including the Shanghai Masters, China Championship, China Open, World Open and International Open.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has retained his world No. 1 ranking despite not entering the European Masters due to his injured arm. Judd Trump could have toppled O'Sullivan from the summit with a run to the final in Furth, but a 5-3 defeat to Barry Hawkins in the last eight ended his hopes of usurping the snooker GOAT.
World number eight Kyren Wilson secured his fifth ranking title with a 9-3 victory over Barry Hawkins in the final of the European Masters in Furth.
Hawkins 2-3 Wilson (9-61) Ad Wilson looks good for the kill at this visit. Frustrating times for him, but he will feel better about a 4-2 lead when it could easily have been 3-3. Like Hawkins, has been far from his best today, but in goes the blue and Barry needs a snooker.
Mark Williams is one of the quickest players on the snooker tour, and he took a shortcut during his walk-on ahead of his match with Barry Hawkins. His average shot time of 18.78 thus far in the 2022/23 season is sixth quickest. Those ahead of him? Ronnie O'Sullivan, Thepchaiya Un-Nooh, Zhao Xintong, Hossein Vafaei and Hammad Miah.
World number eight Kyren Wilson beat Ali Carter in a 6-5 thriller to reach the final of the European Masters in Furth.
Kyren Wilson edged a competitive semi-final against Ali Carter 6-5 at the European Masters on Saturday afternoon. The first frame could have gone either way, but Carter took full advantage of Wilson’s miss on a mid-range red at 33-62 down, sweeping up the remaining colours and keeping his nerve to pot a tricky black with a classy break of 34. Ad The second frame went to the wire as well.
Carter 1-0 Wilson (38-42) Ad Wilson gets his nose ahead and suddenly has the chance to level at 1-1 with a frame-winning clearance. All there for him to pot. European MastersHawkins dumps out Trump to set up Williams showdown15 HOURS AGO Carter 1-0 Wilson (38-20) Fine long red from Wilson to get the ball rolling on this break.