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Neil Robertson has won his 16th ranking title taking down Jack Lisowski 11-4 In the final of the China Open. He’s in the best form of his life going into the World Championships this month and also £225,000 better off with his latest victory. No one could seriously challenge Robbo this week with his aggregate…

Snookerfans.co.uk have a burning passion to find the next snooker star from these shores, So we have decided to put together a series of free entry invitational events for under 18s to help unearth the next Ronnie O’Sullivan, Mark Selby or as we like to call it “Stars of the future”. It was Harlow’s Alex Clenshaw…

Jack lisowski is through to his second ranking event final in stunning fashion demolishing Scott Donaldson 10-1. His free flowing style and heavy scoring was too good to compete with, his average shot time of 18 seconds proves how coincidental he’s playing. Jack raced into an 8-1 lead compiling two century breaks along the way.…

For the second day running Neil Robertson dispatched his opponent without conceding a frame, this time it was Sam Craigie that had to sit and watch as the Aussie ran out a 6-0 winner. He finds himself in the sort of form that won him the 2010 World Championships and with the crucible round the…

Neil Robertson the highest seed left in the draw blew away his Chinese opponent Lu Ning 6-0. The Aussie is in tremendous form and will be looking to add to his 15 ranking titles this week. The second whitewash of the day came as the Belgian bullet Luca Brecel saw off Iranian Hossein Vafaei. The…

Rod Lawler is through to the third round after an impressive 6-4 win against Kyren Wilson. He continued his great play having beaten Thor Chuan Leong 6-2 in his first match. At the age of 47 Rod is one of the oldest players on the tour but also one of the nicest guys so good…

Day 2 of the China Open continued the theme of shock results and big names heading home, none more surprising than the Masters champion Judd Trump losing a decider to Robbie Williams. The win even more impressive when you consider Williams is sitting 64 in the rankings and fighting to keep his tour card. Joe…

The Xingpai China Open in Beijing has begun with a big shock as the defending champion Mark Selby was defeated 6-3 by the world number 92 Craig Steadman. Selby will be very disappointed after his hopes of winning this event for a third consecutive year were shattered.  Congratulations to Craig he outplayed the world number…

Ronnie O’Sullivan came through a titanic battle with Neil Robertson to be crowned the new Coral Tour Championship champion and in the process return to the top of the World rankings. Neil Robertson threw everything he could at Ronnie O’Sullivan over two days but the Rocket found that extra gear needed to prevail a 13-11…