Defeat ended Judd Trump's 16-match unbeaten run at the event Defending champion Judd Trump has suffered a surprise loss in the last 32 at the World Open, losing 5-2 to Joe O'Connor in Yushan ...

Who is the No. 1 Athlete? An Analysis of the Top 10 Most Influential Athletes . In the glorious history of Chinese sports, the shining years of athletes ar ...

WORLD OPEN SNOOKER LIVE - LATEST UPDATES Players will all be going for their share of £825,000. The prize fun will be split between 64 players, with the winner getting £175,000, and the highest ...

Finally, John Higgins laid his hands on the World Open in Yushan. Before winning in China, John Higgins spoke of his struggles in snooker. He said: "This is a sport that has given me so much over ...

The World Open is seeing a lot of big names stumble ... Ding Junhui and Barry Hawkins. As per World Snooker Tour, in the UK and Ireland: ‘Until February 28th live coverage will be simulcast ...

The World Open marks the beginning of the end of the World Snooker Tour in 2024/25 with plenty of drama on the cards. Reigning champion Judd Trump defeated homegrown hero Ding Junhui 10-4 in last ...

Naomi Osaka has a clear goal and that's to challenge "the big dogs" and she often uses last year's French Open performance ...

MARK Allen and Jordan Brown both suffered final-frame defeats at the Weide Cup Snooker World Open in Yushan on Monday. World number seven Allen was surprisingly beaten by world number 63 David ...

In fact, the run goes back into last season, with the last person to knock Ding out of an event (before the final) and win their next round being Robbie Williams at the 2024 Welsh Open in February ...

Snooker prodigy Stan Moody is making waves at the World Open, having defeated both the Chinese No.2 and a former world champion. The 18-year-old secured his second victory of the season against ...

Snooker's top stars are back in action ... That includes Wizard of Wishaw John Higgins, who was back to winning ways at the World Open in China, and Grand Prix champion Neil Robertson.

Tallon Griekspoor stunned top-seeded Alexander Zverev 4-6, 7-6 (7/5), 7-6 (7/4) in the second round at Indian Wells on Friday, avenging a devastating loss to the German at Roland Garros last ...