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Two of the biggest names in World Snooker Championship qualifying made it to the Crucible on Tuesday night as Stephen Maguire and Ding Junhui survived Judgement Night Part One.
Stephen Maguire came through a tight tussle with Zhou Yuelong to book his place at the World Snooker Championship. The former world No. 2, whose best showing at the tournament was reaching the semi-finals in 2007 and 2012, came through 10-7 against Yuelong.
Jamie Jones wants to cause another giant-killing at the World Snooker Championship this year, fancying a crack at Ronnie O’Sullivan at the Crucible.
'On-fire' Stephen Maguire lived up to his nickname as he verbally torched the «alien» settings at the World Championship qualifiers in Sheffield. Ahead of his final qualifying match against world No. 25 Zhou Yuelong over the best of 19 frames on Tuesday (LIVE on Eurosport), the former UK and Tour champion – also known as 'The Maverick' – launched an astonishing verbal tirade against the organisation of the World Snooker Tour event.
Stephen Maguire is hating his return to World Snooker Championship qualification, saying he wants people sacked for the way the tables are set up and describing the format ‘garbage’.
Scotland's Stephen Maguire is one win away from guaranteeing a place at the Crucible for the 19th straight year after winning his opening World Championship qualifier on Saturday evening.
Stephen Hendry has revealed he intends to continue his playing comeback next season if he is granted another wild card by the World Snooker Tour professional circuit. The seven-time Crucible winner prompted wild speculation that he was set to retire for a second time in a decade after opting out of the World Championship qualifiers at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield (4-13 April LIVE on Eurosport) only 12 months after returning following a nine-year absence.
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.