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Luca Brecel has branded the latest generation of British snooker stars “lazy” and “impatient” as he prepares to begin his quest to take the world title home to continental Europe for the first time.
Luca Brecel has branded the latest generation of British snooker stars “lazy” and “impatient” as he prepares to begin his quest to take the world title home to continental Europe for the first time.
The World Snooker Championship gets under way at the Crucible next Saturday with defending champion Mark Selby and six-time champion Ronnie O’Sullivan both scheduled to be in action on the opening day.
Liam Davies’ bid to become the youngest player to appear at a World Championship is over for 12 months, following his epic 6-5 loss to Jordan Brown in qualifying. The 15-year-old became the youngest player to win a World Championship match when beating Fergal O’Brien — 35 years his senior — in the second round of qualifying. Ad/> That set up a match with Brown which went all the way and finished well beyond midnight.
Nigel Bond is set to bring down the curtain on snooker's 33-year link back to the sport's 1980s golden era after suffering defeat in World Championship qualifying in Sheffield. '00-147' was the only professional on the circuit still playing on the World Snooker Tour without needing a wild card having turned professional in 1989, the same year Steve Davis lifted the last of his six world titles.
John Higgins feels he is going into the Tour Championship final as a ‘big underdog’ against Neil Robertson, facing an ‘unbelievable test’ against the Australian.
Higgins wins thrilling semi-final against Brecel John Higgins won a thrilling Tour Championship semi-final 10-7 against Luca Brecel as two players struggling for consistency produced a rollercoaster match. Ad/> Both Higgins and Brecel fought back from three frames down but it was the Scot who eventually came out on top in the end, earning the right to play Neil Robertson in the final.
John Higgins shrugged off a determined comeback by Luca Brecel to book his place in the Tour Championship final in Llandudno.