World Championship Reviews

The World Championship's have been finished less than a week and this year they gripped the general public with a sensational final-the best seen for years. Snooker is an incredibly popular sport in this country and the viewing figures for the final actually beat the F.A Cup final figures which is an amazing achievement especially ...  Read the complete review

  THE EMBASSY WORLD PROFESSIONAL SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP 2002 ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ (01)   Ronnie O'SULLIVAN 10      (18)             Drew HENRY    5    (01)   Ronnie O'SULLIVAN 13 (16)         Fergal O'BRIEN    8    (54)         Robert MILKINS   2 (54)        Robert MILKINS ...  Read the complete review

Now there is no better way to relax than to sit doen infront of the television with a cup of tea and the snooker on. Now because i am ay college and i work afterwards i dont get a lot of time to relax, but i have made exceptions for watching the snooker. Just incase you do not know what the game of snooker is i will explain: ...  Read the complete review

Chewing gum for the eyes - Advantages: It's on BBC, not ITV, Some exciting players, Can be relaxing - Disadvantages: No good on black & white tv, Some boring players, Not enough live matches

Or so I can hear millions of non-snooker fans shouting at their TV sets this week, as the World Snooker Championship goes into its second week at Sheffield. I am a long-standing snooker fan (C'mon Hendry - whoops, he's out!) and I must admit that this years coverage has been one of the best I can remember. BBC2 has ...  Read the complete review

Red, white, yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black are the colours of the balls that have been travelling across the green baize of the snooker tables at The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield this week. The World Championship tournament has reached the quarterfinals stage, with four of the top six world ranked players; John Higgins; ...  Read the complete review

The snooker world has canged dramatically since the early 90's. You only had one winner, I never can remember his name.... oh yeah Steven Hendry!!!!! Winning 7 world titles and having the most century breaks he was the man. Like I said was. New players have come through the ranks. Not just Williams and Higgins there are lots of good ...  Read the complete review

For in and outdoor sports watching, April in Great Britain is the business. Along with Grand Prix and Footy ups and downs,we have The World Snooker to ease us into the warmth of May,we hope. Jimmy White and Steve Davis will be two legends that wont be appearing on the BBC’s excellent coverage this year as they failed to qualify,or ...  Read the complete review