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  • montoya10
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    5 out of the Top 10 is at least 35-years old. Wow, so, age matters, eh?

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  • LittleMissAlexa
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    world rankings


    1 Mark Selby 74925
    2 Judd Trump 68975
    3 Mark Williams 63560
    4 Stephen Maguire 61400
    5 John Higgins 61320
    6 Shaun Murphy 59685
    7 Neil Robertson 59540
    8 Stephen Lee 56550
    9 Ronnie O'Sullivan 53060
    10 Matthew Stevens 52760
    11 Ding Junhui 52340
    12 Mark Allen 50065
    13 Graeme Dott 49445
    14 Martin Gould 47290
    15 Ricky Walden 46945
    16 Stuart Bingham 46600
    17 Ali Carter 46220
    18 Andrew Higginson 43170
    19 Mark Davis 41490
    20 Peter Ebdon 40645
    21 Stephen Hendry 40035
    22 Barry Hawkins 39940
    23 Dominic Dale 39855
    24 Joe Perry 38670
    25 Marcus Campbell 38395
    26 Tom Ford 37080
    27 Jamie Cope 37080
    28 Marco Fu 36825
    29 Jamie Jones 34945
    30 Ryan Day 34930
    31 Mark King 33550
    32 Anthony Hamilton 32970
    33 Michael Holt 32480
    34 Fergal O'Brien 32275
    35 Ken Doherty 32145
    36 Robert Milkins 31245
    37 Liang Wenbo 29990
    38 Rory McLeod 29965
    39 Jamie Burnett 29110
    40 Jack Lisowski 28870
    41 Xiao Guodong 28455
    42 Gerard Greene 28210
    43 Ben Woollaston 27775
    44 Matthew Selt 27770
    45 Nigel Bond 26875
    46 Jimmy White 26455
    47 Joe Jogia 26405
    48 Dave Harold 25955
    49 Mike Dunn 25450
    50 Anthony McGill 25420
    51 Steve Davis 25225
    52 Alan McManus 24695
    53 Peter Lines 24510
    54 Michael White 24495
    55 Jimmy Robertson 24275
    56 Liu Chuang 24110
    57 David Gilbert 23420
    58 Yu Delu 23015
    59 Mark Joyce 22810
    60 Alfie Burden 22760
    61 Andy Hicks 21815
    62 Adam Duffy 20865
    63 James Wattana 20610
    64 Barry Pinches 20495
    65 Tony Drago 20475
    66 Liam Highfield 20470
    67 Liu Song 20390
    68 Li Yan 20215
    69 Joe Swail 19660
    70 Adrian Gunnell 19600
    71 Cao Yupeng 19430
    72 Ian McCulloch 19325
    73 David Morris 18835
    74 Kurt Maflin 18450
    75 Rod Lawler 18435
    76 Sam Craigie 18285
    77 Passakorn Suwannawat 18110
    78 Andrew Norman 18000
    79 Sam Baird 17580
    80 David Grace 17565
    81 Tian Pengfei 17280
    82 Luca Brecel 17110
    83 Aditya Mehta 16730
    84 Andrew Pagett 15770
    85 Adam Wicheard 15715
    86 Paul Davison 15245
    87 Dechawat Poomjaeng 15150
    88 Matthew Couch 14055
    89 Simon Bedford 12970
    90 Scott MacKenzie 12440
    91 Daniel Wells 11960
    92 Stuart Carrington 11545
    93 David Hogan 11160
    94 Robin Hull 10925
    95 Bjorn Haneveer 10905
    96 Lucky Vatnani 10830
    97 Kacper Filipiak 10130
    98 Igor Figueiredo 10125
    99 Joe Meara 9450

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  • Ronnie's tip
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    Originally Posted by Masterdoctorgenius View Post
    doesnt matter, as a WC he is seeded for every tournament
    Ah right, so if he does drop out of the top 16, the guy placed 16th won't be a seed?

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  • Ronnie's tip
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    I would have thought the BBC would milk it a bit more by showing highlights, thoughts from other ex players ect.

    Shame it's already over.

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  • Masterdoctorgenius
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    Originally Posted by Ronnie's tip View Post
    Hopefully he'll take a bit less of and appear in the odd tournament atleast because otherwise he'd probably drop out of the top 16 I'd imagine.
    doesnt matter, as a WC he is seeded for every tournament

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  • Ronnie's tip
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    Originally Posted by Masterdoctorgenius View Post
    ronnie hasnt to be bothered about his ranking

    he is qualified for every tournament he enters as a WC

    so no PL with ronnie. Unthinkable
    He enjoys playing in that, so I'm sure he will.

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  • lennon11
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    how many could he win if his mental approach continues to improve and picking and choosing tournaments helps invigour his desire to play.

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  • cebs
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    Well played Ronnie, the final was never really in doubt imo and even more so once we saw Ali's game plan which had Edbon wrote all over it and it's not like it worked that well for him.

    I think Ronnie played his most solid B game for years and we saw some of his A game when he was in the zone which happened a few time in the final. It was the first year for ages he wasn't favourite before the start and because of that and the rankings I think the pressure was of him for a bit.

    Even if he drops down the rankings but doesn't retire he will qualify automatically for next years WC as the first seed is always the current champ. I hope he picks the events he wants and keeps going for a while longer.

    If not thanks for all the good matches, just need to play Selby while in this form and show him his true ranking.

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  • FOXMULDER
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    He won't be taking 6 months off. He always says things like this and then doesn't do it...

    I'm sure he'll be playing in the first major ranking event of 2012-13.

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  • Masterdoctorgenius
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    ronnie hasnt to be bothered about his ranking

    he is qualified for every tournament he enters as a WC

    so no PL with ronnie. Unthinkable

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  • Ronnie's tip
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    Originally Posted by leelee View Post
    second that he was superlative, incidently did they do shot of the championship anyone know ?
    I'm sure they will. For me it has to be Stevens' long red against Ronnie where the red was tight on the side cushion and the white on the top cushion. Stevens smashed it in and Virgo went "OH!".

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  • breakman16
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    Well played Ronnie, comiserations Ali Carter, Ronnie just too strong, justice, the best player in the world wins the world championship, very happy!! If he can keep his focus up next season then he could win a few tournaments!

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  • Ronnie's tip
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    Originally Posted by Rane View Post
    Congratulations to O´Sullivan, a deserved winner of the title. 6 months off will mean that he´s back again around the UK championship.
    Hopefully he'll take a bit less of and appear in the odd tournament atleast because otherwise he'd probably drop out of the top 16 I'd imagine.

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  • FOXMULDER
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    Congratulations to The Rocket!

    Snooker's true genius.

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  • daffie
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    Wow...seeing Ronnie with his son is just so beautiful. You can see that's his whole life right there! Places everything in perspective regarding snooker.

    Fantastic to hear Ronnie's speech about Ali as well...very respectful and nice words.

    Hopefully he'll continue / come back soon after a bit of rest. Snooker really does need him. He is a wonderful person now that he has found peace within himself. Great stuff!

    I've loved this tournament...having almost 2 weeks off from work helps as well I guess. Have watched every single match...it will be a bit of a come-down now I'm afraid until the start of next season...

    Cheers all!
    Last edited by daffie; 7 May 2012, 07:59 PM.

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