What a performance from John Higgins, 8 - 4 down, came back and won it 10 - 9.
Aye, it will be. I like them both, but for some unaccountable reason, slightly favour Higgins.And now he's in the final vs Robertson! Should be a good'un.
I remember thinking, when they played their WC semi in 2011, that Trump and Ding could be the next dominant duo. It's difficult to know precisely what's happened to him, whether pressure from back home or personal issues have made him fall off. I agree it's a shame though, because on form he's so tidy when break-building.What on earth has happened to Ding? He was so exciting to watch at one point but he's really gone to shit over the past few seasons. Too much money from sponsorship dented his ambition? Too much pressure? I hope he gets back to somewhere near his best but it doesn't look like he'll ever be world champion now.
His famously controlling mother died in 2017. Maybe he doesn't practice as much anymore.What on earth has happened to Ding? He was so exciting to watch at one point but he's really gone to shit over the past few seasons. Too much money from sponsorship dented his ambition? Too much pressure? I hope he gets back to somewhere near his best but it doesn't look like he'll ever be world champion now.
Oh really? I didn't know that. It's as good a theory as any as to why he's form has nosedived.His famously controlling mother died in 2017. Maybe he doesn't practice as much anymore.
It's complete speculation on my part though to be clear.Oh really? I didn't know that. It's as good a theory as any as to why he's form has nosedived.
Whenever I hear Ding's name now I think of two drunk lads who sang "Dont You Wish Your Snooker was Ding Junhui" to the tune of that pussycat dolls song - had never heard a snooker song before so hoping to spread the earwormWhat on earth has happened to Ding? He was so exciting to watch at one point but he's really gone to shit over the past few seasons. Too much money from sponsorship dented his ambition? Too much pressure? I hope he gets back to somewhere near his best but it doesn't look like he'll ever be world champion now.
I watched a little of that last night. It was painful. Like watching Eddie Charlton playing against Eddie Charlton.I was just bemoaning to myself that there's no decent sport on Freeview this weekend. Then I remembered the seniors are on the red button.
He looked good against that Egyptian bloke the other night, glad to see he's building on that.jimmy white has just started in the QFs - just made a 138 break too!
BBC Sport - Snooker: World Seniors Championship, 2022, Quarter-finals: White v McLeod & Bond v Lines
Three-time World Seniors winner Jimmy White faces Rory McLeod in the quarter-finals.www.bbc.co.uk