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The crowd got what they wanted at the start of the Welsh Open final as Shaun Murphy kept his promise and moonwalked to his chair following the walk-ons. Murphy, speaking recently on the onefourseven podcast, had said he would pull out the signature dance move were he to reach another final, following a two-year drought.
Shaun Murphy remains firmly set on breaking his ranking title drought after beating Pang Junxu to reach the Welsh Open Final in Llandudno. The Magician has reached his 23rd career ranking final with the victory over his Chinese rival, and his first since 2021. Ad After closing out a 6-3 win over Pang, and outspoken as ever, Murphy spoke to the media.
'Incredible!' — Murphy pulls off outrageous trick shot before joking with crowd Ad Snooker fans, do you remember Shaun Murphy’s amazing exhibition shot at the 2017 World Championship against Ronnie O’Sullivan when he used lots of side and the cushion to pot a red? Welsh Open'This was a big night for me' — Murphy reacts to reaching Welsh Open final10 HOURS AGO Well, he played an even better shot during his Welsh Open semi-final clash with Pang Junxu on Saturday night. It was a very scrappy start to the match, but Pang made a break of 49 to lead 58-18 with one red remaining, so Murphy needed snookers.
Shaun Murphy will face Robert Milkins in Sunday's Welsh Open final after defeating China’s Pang Junxu 6-3 in Llandudno.
Shaun Murphy ended his two-year wait to play in a snooker final after he battled his way to a 6-3 victory against Pang Junxu in the second Welsh Open semi-final. In a match of two halves, the opening four frames were tight and cagey, before Murphy stamped his authority as Pang failed to take several opportunities. Ad Murphy will play Robert Milkins in Sunday’s final, which is his first since finishing runner-up to Mark Selby at the 2021 World Championship.
Snooker fans, do you remember Shaun Murphy’s amazing exhibition shot at the 2017 World Championship against Ronnie O’Sullivan when he used lots of side and the cushion to pot a red? Well, he played an even better shot during his Welsh Open semi-final clash with Pang Junxu on Saturday night. Ad It was a very scrappy start to the match, but Pang made a break of 49 to lead 58-18 with one red remaining, so Murphy needed snookers.
Milkins 0-0 Tian (75-67) Ad A fabulous clearance of 61 from Roberto and that will be a 1-0 lead. Tian actually slotted frame ball, but ended up seeing the white dive down a hole. A brilliant safety shot paved the way for a terrific Milkman clearance.
It’s semi-finals day at the Welsh Open, with Shaun Murphy, Robert Milkins, Tian Pengfei and Pang Junxu doing battle for spots in the final in Llandudno. While Murphy was a shade below the sizzling level he produced in beating Daniel Wells in the round of 16, he proved much too good for Yuan SiJun. Ad His reward is a clash with Pang on Saturday evening, after he edged out Joe O’Connor in a drawn-out affair.