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The 2022 edition of the World Championship is set to get underway in April. It will be the 46th consecutive year the World Championship is held in Sheffield, United Kingdom, and it will be the 16th and final ranking event of the 2021–22 snooker season. Ad/> Mark Selby is the defending champion, having won the 2021 final 18–15 against Shaun Murphy.
The fourth edition of the Tour Championship takes place this spring as one of the final big events leading up to the World Championship. The event is determined by the one year-ranking from the 2021 British Open all the way to the 2022 Gibraltar Open.
The top 16 for the World Championship has been confirmed, with Yan Bingtao’s gamble of not playing at the Gibraltar Open paying off as he will not have to qualify, while Ronnie O’Sullivan is set to return to the World No. 1 spot. The Gibraltar Open was the final event which could impact on who made it through to the Crucible, and who was forced to go through qualifying.
John Higgins will face Zhao Xintong in the first round of the Tour Championship after his place in the field was confirmed following Robert Milkins’ win at the Gibraltar Open. Higgins had only fingernails on the eighth and final spot, and a win for Kyren Wilson in the final in Gibraltar would have seen him overtaken by the Warrior.
Around the tables Neil Robertson 0-1 Jak Jones Ad/> Tom Ford 0-1 Kyren Wilson Gibraltar OpenLaboured Trump keeps Gibraltar Open hat-trick hopes alive with win over Lam11 HOURS AGO Jimmy Robertson 0-2 Ding Junhui Stuart Bingham 1-0 Soheil Vahedi Jordan Brown 0-0 Jamie Jones Lyu Haotian 0-1 Robert Milkins Ben Hancorn 1-0 Ben Woollaston About that plant... Check this out from Trump. He didn't win the frame, but it's a terrific pot /> Trump 0-1 Walden (30-72) Edgy stuff, but Walden takes the opening frame, finishing with a good break of 39 that will give him some confidence.
Neil Robertson is into the last 16 of the Gibraltar Open after cruising past Rory McLeod 4-1. Robertson, who had already seen off Liang Wenbo and then Oliver Lines earlier in the day, had little issues in producing an emphatic victory over McLeod.
Neil Robertson believes he is in ‘a different category to a lot of other people’ in snooker after his achievements in the game. The Australian who has won three titles this season including the Masters, picked up a 4-2 win over Liang Wenbo in the first round of the Gibraltar Open. Ad/> Speaking afterwards, Robertson, 40, was asked if he considered himself one of the greats of the game and his response was emphatic.
The seventh Gibraltar Open has been rocked by a spate of late withdrawals, bad weather and travel chaos before snooker returned to the Rock at the Europa Point Sports Complex on Thursday. Shoot Out winner Hossein Vafaei and fellow non-British professionals Li Hang, Pang Junxu, Wu Yize, Xu Si and Si Jiahui were all forced out due to visa problems in Spain after bad weather saw flights from the UK diverted from Gibraltar to Malaga.