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When is the Welsh Open 2022? The Welsh Open gets underway on February 28, with the final at ICC Wales set for March 6. Ad/> How can I watch the Welsh Open? Welsh OpenThe attack of the cue ball — White jumps off table and hits ThepchaiyaA DAY AGO You can watch all the action live on Eurosport.
'The pressure is completely off' — Robertson in positive mood for European Masters Neil Robertson is looking forward to the remainder of the season with relish, with the Australian saying the pressure is off and he is playing for fun. Ad/> The 40-year-old has arguably been the most impressive player on tour this season, with three titles already in the bag.
Mark Selby returns to the European Masters looking to retain his crown, while the likes of Judd Trump, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Neil Robertson will be battling to get their hands on a trophy they have held before. Selby’s first task will be to get past Matthew Selt in one of the held-over qualifying matches in order to progress through to the main draw, which sees £80,000 handed over as a first prize to the last player standing.
Neil Robertson is looking forward to the remainder of the season with relish, with the Australian saying the pressure is off and he is playing for fun. The 40-year-old has arguably been the most impressive player on tour this season, with three titles already in the bag. Ad/> His victory in the Masters in January ensured he extended his record of winning a tournament every year since 2006, and he has since added the Players Championship to his collection.
Neil Robertson is famed for his fearsome long potting and break-building, but the key to his rousing snooker success story is a uniquely tranquil temperament that exudes «self-belief and calmness», according to 'The Gentleman' Joe Perry. Robertson failed in his first attempt as a professional in 1998, but regained his World Snooker Tour card in 2003 and has not looked back in claiming 22 ranking events which has remarkably included a professional title every year since 2006.
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.
Jimmy Robertson advanced to the main draw of the Welsh Open after beating Peter Devlin in a deciding frame. Robertson, who reached the semi-finals of the Players Championship last week before losing to eventual champion Neil Robertson, has been in fine fettle of late and jumped 11 places to become world number 27 following his exploits at the Aldersley Leisure Village. Ad/> But back at the same venue for the Welsh Open qualifiers, Robertson didn't have it all his own way in his eventual 4-3 triumph over 25-year-old Devlin.
Nutcharut Wongharuthai, a 22 year-old from Thailand commonly known as ‘Mink,’ seems the perfect flagbearer for helping snooker become more visibly diverse and representative of further than just its largely male, British base. Mink won a dramatic women’s world final on Monday night, recovering from 5-3 down to beat Wendy Jans 6-5 on the last black. Ad/> The championship was staged at the Ding Junhui Academy in Sheffield with the final streamed on Facebook.