庆祝世界斯诺克锦标赛明日开打，附上全资料，要收看的朋友要注意咯~

立欣

下次回来的时候。。。记得烧成DVD拿给我。。。。我这里没有宽频。。。连1MB的东西。。。我都不想下载。。。。

水澈

阿mark 又败了，10比9，真可惜的说，但对手明明也不是很强。其他都还算正常，只是KEN DOHERTY 也败了。

其实我也瞒看好MATTHEW STEVENS的， 只是在SHAUN MURPHY的区也是如果有点难度要进四强。

回立欣：
好的，但我也还没录~~

小丁就此惨败了吗？唉。

水澈

第二轮比赛

Ian McCulloch   4: ANTHONY HAMILTON 4
STEPHEN MAGUIRE 6: Joe Swail 2
John Higgins     : Fergal O'Brien
NEIL ROBERTSON   : RONNIE O'SULLIVAN
Mark Allen　     : MATTHEW STEVENS
John Parrot     8: SHAUN MURPHY 8
PETER EBDON      : Mark Selby
ALI CARTER       : STEPHEN HENDRY  

John Parrot对 SHAUN MURPHY 打到八比八， 我看是成绩放错了吧。MURPHY 如日中天，很准喔~~


我认为的进入下一轮的巴仙率：
Ian McCulloch   50%: ANTHONY HAMILTON  50%
STEPHEN MAGUIRE 70%: Joe Swail         30%
John Higgins    60%: Fergal O'Brien    40%
NEIL ROBERTSON  35%: RONNIE O'SULLIVAN 65%
Mark Allen　    30%: MATTHEW STEVENS   70%
John Parrot     30%: SHAUN MURPHY      70%
PETER EBDON     55%: Mark Selby        45%
ALI CARTER      40%: STEPHEN HENDRY    60%

我个人蛮支持John Higgins的。

水澈

八强没有太大的意外，但有两场强强对战十分好看John Higgins 对RONNIE O'SULLIVAN 和 MATTHEW STEVENS   对 SHAUN MURPHY   。看了火箭的比赛，发现他这次和认真，没有太多表演性打法，但很强。火箭129分黑球故意不打的那一局，每次白球走位都不会贴近库边，几乎全部都是摆得下整个手掌的球位，也没用过什么高难杆法。RONNIE果然不是人....



八强
ANTHONY HAMILTON     ： STEPHEN MAGUIRE
John Higgins         ： RONNIE O'SULLIVAN
MATTHEW STEVENS      ： SHAUN MURPHY   
Mark Selby           ： ALI CARTER

[ 本帖最后由 水澈 于 1-5-2007 01:16 PM 编辑 ]

John Higgins vs Stephen Maguire
Mark Selby vs Shaun Murphy

mingkhian

HIGGINS TOP OF THE WORLD
08 May 2007 03:01:00

It's a double celebration for John Higgins as he has reclaimed the official world No 1 ranking as well as winning the 888.com World Snooker Championship.


Rankings

The Wizard of Wishaw beat Mark Selby 18-13 in a gripping final at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

His dual achievement has echoes of 1998 when he became world champion and world No 1. He held the top ranking for two seasons and now becomes the fifth player ever to regain pole position, following Ray Reardon, Mark Williams, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Stephen Hendry (from whom Higgins takes over as No 1).

"It was nine years ago that I first won this. You think you have a lot of time but then it creeps up on you and other players are going past you in the rankings. So to get back to No 1 is fantastic,” said the 31-year-old Scot. “To join players like Hendry, O’Sullivan and Williams as winners of the World Championship more than once is a great honour."

Graeme Dott led the provisional rankings when he arrived at the Crucible, but his first round exit against Ian McCulloch means that he finishes at No 2 – his highest career ranking.

Shaun Murphy could have wrestled the top spot from Higgins by winning the tournament but his agonising 17-16 semi-final defeat to Selby leaves him at No 3. Ken Doherty is next followed by Ronnie O’Sullivan, who drops out of the top four for the first time in a decade.

Leicester’s 23-year-old Selby has gained a place among the top 16 for the first time in his career as he leaps from No 28 to No 11.

China’s 20-year-old Ding Junhui, who became the youngest ever winner of three ranking events when he captured the Northern Ireland Trophy at the start of the campaign, flies up 18 places to No 9.

Ryan Day is a third player earning top 16 status for the first time. The three to drop out of the elite are Barry Hawkins, Matthew Stevens and Anthony Hamilton.

Snooker legend Steve Davis has achieved his ambition of retaining his top 16 place when he reaches his 50th birthday in August. "It’s something to be proud of," said the Nugget. "Not just because of the number of young players coming through, but also because of the rising standard."

Northern Ireland’s rising star Mark Allen, who made a sensational Crucible debut by knocking out Doherty, storms up 33 places to No 29.

Four other players are into the top 32: two-times ranking finalist Jamie Cope (22), Dave Harold (30), Dominic Dale (31) and Gerard Greene (32). The five to drop out are James Wattana, David Gray, Alan McManus, Andy Hicks and Robert Milkins.

Welsh Open runner-up Andrew Higginson rises 66 places to No 44 while promising teenager Judd Trump is up 21 spots to No 51.

2007 - John Higgins 18-13 Mark Selby
2006 - Graeme Dott 18-14 Peter Ebdon
2005 - Shaun Murphy 18-16 Matthew Stevens
2004 - Ronnie O'Sullivan 18-8 Graeme Dott
2003 - Mark Williams 18-16 Ken Doherty
2002 - Peter Ebdon 18-17 Stephen Hendry
2001 - Ronnie O'Sullivan 18-14 John Higgins
2000 - Mark Williams 18-16 Matthew Stevens
1999 - Stephen Hendry 18-11 Mark Williams
1998 - John Higgins 18-12 Ken Doherty
1997 - Ken Doherty 18-12 Stephen Hendry
1996 - Stephen Hendry 18-12 Peter Ebdon
1995 - Stephen Hendry 18-9 Nigel Bond
1994 - Stephen Hendry 18-17 Jimmy White
1993 - Stephen Hendry 18-5 Jimmy White
1992 - Stephen Hendry 18-14 Jimmy White
1991 - John Parrott 18-11 Jimmy White
1990 - Stephen Hendry 18-12 Jimmy White
1989 - Steve Davis 18-3 John Parrott
1988 - Steve Davis 18-11 Terry Griffiths
1987 - Steve Davis 18-14 Joe Johnson
1986 - Joe Johnson 18-12 Steve Davis
1985 - Dennis Taylor 18-17 Steve Davis
1984 - Steve Davis 18-16 Jimmy White
1983 - Steve Davis 18-6 Cliff Thorburn
1982 - Alex Higgins 18-15 Ray Reardon
1981 - Steve Davis 18-12 Doug Mountjoy
1980 - Cliff Thorburn 18-16 Alex Higgins