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Welcome Ad/> What a day ahead we have at the Welsh Open! It is a packed schedule with a stupendous line-up of big names gracing the baize. Welsh OpenO'Sullivan hits 60 not out – The snooker GOAT's unrivalled longevity19 HOURS AGO This is what you can look forward to: O'Sullivan will kick off the afternoon session against James Cahill, while Robertson will then take on Hammad Miah.
Jordan Brown's defence of his Welsh Open crown was ended at the first hurdle after he went down to a 4-3 defeat to Mitchell Mann at Celtic Manor.
Neil Robertson started his quest for a third Welsh Open title with a 4-0 win over Jimmy White. World No 4 Robertson made a match-high break of 121 in the second frame as he eased to victory to set up a second-round meeting with Hammad Miah. Ad/> “I felt for him [White] a bit because the table is playing a bit slower than what you might expect," said Robertson in the Eurosport studio.
O'Sullivan 0-0 Hugill (76-0) Ad/> Ronnie did this against Zhang Anda too, winning frame one in a single visit. But he couldn't find much form thereafter, so I guess Ashley can hang onto that. Good luck old mate! European MastersO'Sullivan into last-16 after cruising past 18-year-old Wu, Higgins stunned by Ford21 HOURS AGO O'Sullivan 0-0 Hugill (23-0) Ashley is 81 in the world and has beaten Ali Carter and Jack Lisowski to get to this point — a pretty decent effort.
Neil Robertson became the latest big-name casualty at the European Masters after suffering a 5-4 loss to Pang Junxu. With the likes of Judd Trump, John Higgins, Mark Allen and defending champion Mark Selby falling before the business end, Robertson joined them in exiting prior to the weekend.
Neil Robertson will defend his Tour Championship title next month in what he describes as the most competitive era in snooker history. Robertson hit four centuries and four breaks over 50 in an impeccable performance that saw him overwhelm World No 9 Barry Hawkins 10-5 in a memorable Players Championship final in Wolverhampton on Sunday.
Rangers managed to navigate the January transfer window without losing any of their key first-team players, with the likes of Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent remaining at Ibrox.
Ronnie ‘the Rocket’ O’Sullivan could soon need to rebrand his nickname if he continues to tinker his cue action during matches.