2015 Betfred Snooker World Championship Official thread
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Well done Stuart Bingham. That was fantastic!0
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as I keep saying, Ronnie is not as good as people make out, he has struggled in the events he has entered since the turn of the year and is very beatableStig said:Well done Stuart Bingham. That was fantastic!
expect him to announce his retirement again soon.
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As I said Beatable and 2/1 stupid oddspaulie8290 said:Ronnie O'Sullivan 2/1
I would avoid O'Sullivan at all cost always clear favorite but not played well the last few months(what I mean by that is he has looked beatable and if someone start to take a lead he will get frustrated again)0 -
Like a lot of celebrity sportsman at the top of their chosen sport, O'Sullivan is an absolute prick of a human being but a genius on the table which makes him box office. Disappointed he's out as I love watching him play but Bingham was fantastic. Well done Stuart0
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I never want O'Sullivan to win. Not because I think he's a prick though. It's party because he's too West Ham and It winds me up when his supporters start giving it the 'go on Ronnie'. But mainly because he hardly ever looks like he's enjoying it. If it's such torture Ronnie, don't play. I want the champion to be someone that will appreciate being the champion.3
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Millwall relegated and Mr Bean out of the Snooker World Championships what a 24 hours it has been2
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That's what I hate about him. He has been blessed with a god given talent that has made him a millionaire & he doesn't care or appreciate it. Snooker has given him a quality of life that I could only dream of. I would love to have an ounce of his talent. Where would he be without snooker? Probably prison like his dad.Stig said:I never want O'Sullivan to win. Not because I think he's a prick though. It's party because he's too West Ham and It winds me up when his supporters start giving it the 'go on Ronnie'. But mainly because he hardly ever looks like he's enjoying it. If it's such torture Ronnie, don't play. I want the champion to be someone that will appreciate being the champion.
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Probably not quite true. His dad was a millionaire and they had a full size snooker table in the house so he has never been short of money.Chrissy\\\'s Army!! said:
That's what I hate about him. He has been blessed with a god given talent that has made him a millionaire & he doesn't care or appreciate it. Snooker has given him a quality of life that I could only dream of. I would love to have an ounce of his talent. Where would he be without snooker? Probably prison like his dad.Stig said:I never want O'Sullivan to win. Not because I think he's a prick though. It's party because he's too West Ham and It winds me up when his supporters start giving it the 'go on Ronnie'. But mainly because he hardly ever looks like he's enjoying it. If it's such torture Ronnie, don't play. I want the champion to be someone that will appreciate being the champion.
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Quarter final results:
Shaun Murphy 13-8 Anthony McGill
Barry Hawkins 13-12 Neil Robertson
Judd Trump 13-4 Ding Junhui
Stuart Bingham 13-9 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Semi Final lineup (which is all English):
Shaun Murphy V Barry Hawkins
Judd Trump V Stuart Bingham
the semis are best of 33 so first to 17 and are done over 4 sessions
Tomorrows Matches (1 Table setup now):
13:00-Shaun Murphy V Barry Hawkins
19:00-Judd Trump V Stuart Bingham
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Neil Robertson is now tied with Stuart Bingham for the high break with a 145, and the current standing for most centuries is as follows:
Neil Robertson-11-OUT
Barry Hawkins-7
Judd Trump-7
Ronnie O'Sullivan-7-OUT
Shaun Murphy-6
Stuart Bingham-4
Mark Selby-4-OUT
Anthony McGill-3-OUT
Mark Allen-3-OUT
Ding Junhui-2-OUT
Matthew Stevens-2-OUT
Matt Selt-2-OUT
Ricky Walden-2-OUT
Ali Carter-1-OUT
Marco Fu-1-OUT
Joe Perry-1-OUT
Zhang Anda-1-OUT
Mark Davis-1-OUT
John Higgins-1-OUT
Jimmy Robertson-1-OUT
Worth noting that Neil Robertson has 4 of the 5 highest breaks in the tournament
1-Neil Robertson and Stuart Bingham 145
2-Neil Robertson 143
3-Neil Robertson 142
4-Neil Robertson 141
only 2 players have gone above 1400 -
I called Judd Trump before the tournament and I haven't changed my mind.0
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He's definitely been the best player so far but I think he'll Crack under pressure in these later stages. Still picking MurphyStubleyAddick said:I called Judd Trump before the tournament and I haven't changed my mind.
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Hawkins v Robertson was an incredibly high standard.0
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As I have said before you can't pot your way to the title and unless he starts playing more safe will be found out, especially now its best of 33 you need to expect a number of scrappy framesStubleyAddick said:I called Judd Trump before the tournament and I haven't changed my mind.
Bingham will know this as well and use it to his advantage like he did with Ronnie.
in fact I think Judd would rather have played Ronnie for that reason.
I predict a Murphy V Bingham final0 -
Hawkins seems to just soak it up and wear them down.
That's two 13-12s now.0 -
Trump's cockiness really annoys me not really sure why to be honest. Murphy to win for me, recapturing some of his best snooker.0
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Murphy to win I think0
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I'll go for Trump just over Murphy.0
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Is hawkns a Dartford boy0
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yeahMrOneLung said:Is hawkns a Dartford boy
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after work and the Sponsors dinner I only just caught up with today's action
Shaun Murphy has a 6-2 lead over Barry Hawkins
Stuart Bingham has a 5-3 lead over Judd Trump
Tomorrow's matches:
10:00-Shaun Murphy 6-2 Barry Hawkins-2nd session
14:30-Stuart Bingham 5-3 Judd Trump-2nd session
19:00-Shaun Murphy 6-2 Barry Hawkins-3rd session
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Neil Robertson and Stuart Bingham are still tied for the high break with a 145, and the current standing for most centuries is as follows:
Neil Robertson-11-OUT
Shaun Murphy-8
Barry Hawkins-7
Judd Trump-7
Ronnie O'Sullivan-7-OUT
Stuart Bingham-4
Mark Selby-4-OUT
Anthony McGill-3-OUT
Mark Allen-3-OUT
Ding Junhui-2-OUT
Matthew Stevens-2-OUT
Matt Selt-2-OUT
Ricky Walden-2-OUT
Ali Carter-1-OUT
Marco Fu-1-OUT
Joe Perry-1-OUT
Zhang Anda-1-OUT
Mark Davis-1-OUT
John Higgins-1-OUT
Jimmy Robertson-1-OUT
only 2 centuries today both by Murphy0 - Sponsored links:
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I watched Trump v Bing. This is the first time I've watched Trump for a while. The commentators have been saying he's matured but I still think he is a bit crash bang wallop, he flukes more balls than any top player I've ever seen. His cue ball control is not in the same league as O'Sullivan and Hendry. But his potting ability is ridiculous, so he can get away with not having the cue ball on a string, to some extent. On today's showing Murphy looks the strongest but tomorrow is another day.0
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Cant see past Murphy now, which is a shame as I irrationally dislike him for some reason.0
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Perhaps because he is a baby faced God botherer.MrOneLung said:Cant see past Murphy now, which is a shame as I irrationally dislike him for some reason.
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Trump is the one I can't really stand, not entirely sure why though1
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Bingham looks like a toad2
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as predictedpaulie8290 said:
As I have said before you can't pot your way to the title and unless he starts playing more safe will be found out, especially now its best of 33 you need to expect a number of scrappy framesStubleyAddick said:I called Judd Trump before the tournament and I haven't changed my mind.
Bingham will know this as well and use it to his advantage like he did with Ronnie.
in fact I think Judd would rather have played Ronnie for that reason.
I predict a Murphy V Bingham final0 -
Semi Final results
Shaun Murphy 17-9 Barry Hawkins
Stuart Bingham 17-16 Judd Trump
THE FINAL
Shaun Murphy V Stuart Bingham
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Neil Robertson and Stuart Bingham are still tied for the high break with a 145, and the current standing for most centuries is as follows:
Shaun Murphy-11
Neil Robertson-11-OUT
Judd Trump-10-OUT
Barry Hawkins-10-OUT
Ronnie O'Sullivan-7-OUT
Stuart Bingham-6
Mark Selby-4-OUT
Anthony McGill-3-OUT
Mark Allen-3-OUT
Ding Junhui-2-OUT
Matthew Stevens-2-OUT
Matt Selt-2-OUT
Ricky Walden-2-OUT
Ali Carter-1-OUT
Marco Fu-1-OUT
Joe Perry-1-OUT
Zhang Anda-1-OUT
Mark Davis-1-OUT
John Higgins-1-OUT
Jimmy Robertson-1-OUT0 -
Wow, that was absolutely incredible. Well pleased for Bingham he's really deserved his place in the final, that plant at the end was mad. Can't help bet feel a little sorry for Trump though.0
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Bingham is calmness personified. Really hope he wins it.2
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FACTFILE
SHAUN MURPHY
Shaun is a 32 year old who was born in Harlow, his nickname is the Magician
he went into the tournament ranked 8th in the world
he has made 4 147's in his career:
2001 V Adrian Rosa
2014 V Mark Davis
2014 V Jamie Jones
2014 V Robert Milkins
Major Ranking Event wins
2005-World Championship V Matthew Stevens 18-16
2007-Malta Cup V Ryan Day 9-4
2008-UK Championship V Marco Fu 10-9
2011-PTC Grand Final V Martin Gould 4-0
2014-World Open V Mark Selby 10-6
he has also won 4 minor ranking events and 10 non ranking events
he also became the 10th man to win the triple crown( World Championship, UK Championship and The Masters) when he beat Neil Robertson 10-2 in the final of The Masters earlier this year
STUART BINGHAM
Stuart is a 38 year old who was born in Basildon, his nickname is Ball-run
he went into the tournament ranked 10th in the world
he has made 3 147's in his career:
1999 V Barry Hawkins
2005 V Marcus Campbell
2012 V Ricky Walden
Major Ranking Event wins
2011- Australian Open V Mark Williams 9-8
2014- Shanghai Masters V Mark Allen 10-3
he has also won 4 minor ranking events and 6 non ranking events0