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Heute ist der wirkliche „Judgement Day“, denn es stehen die letzten Sessions der Qualifikation zur Snooker Weltmeisterschaft an. Hier der kurze Überblick. Es ist eine Premiere: Erstmals wird die Qualifikation zur Snooker-WM live im TV übertragen, exklusiv bei Eurosport. Hier findet Ihr alle Infos. Wie üblich waren alle Profis für die Weltmeisterschaft qualifiziert. ihre 16 Herausforderer wurden über die Qualifikation ermittelt.

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Best of 19 frames. Best of 25 frames. Best of 33 frames. Mark Williams 1. David Gilbert Kyren Wilson 8. Barry Hawkins 9. John Higgins 5.

Stuart Bingham Neil Robertson 4. Shaun Murphy Mark Selby 3. Gary Wilson. Ali Carter. Zhou Yuelong. Judd Trump 7. Referee: Leo Scullion [96].

Player Score Player Ryan Day 1. Robbie Williams Luo Honghao. Davis led 12—4 after the first day but White won seven of the eight frames on the final afternoon.

Davis led 16—12 at the evening interval and, despite a comeback from White, Davis won 18— In the final , also known as the black ball final, Dennis Taylor beat Steve Davis 18—17 on the final ball of the final frame, in one of the most closely contested matches of all time.

It finished at and, with an audience of Johnson led 13—11 at the start of the evening session and won five of the first six frames to win 18— Johnson and Davis met again in the final although, on this occasion, Davis was the winner by a score of 18— Steve Davis and Terry Griffiths met in the final.

The score was 8—8 after the first day but Davis pulled ahead on the final day and won 18— Davis led 13—3 after the first day and won the first five frames on the second day to win the match 18—3.

In , Steve Davis failed to reach the final for the first time since , losing in the semi-finals 14—16 to Jimmy White.

In , Hendry, the number one seed, lost in the quarter-finals to Steve James. In , Jimmy White became the second player to make a maximum break in the world championship, during his 10—4 first round win over Tony Drago.

Stephen Hendry met Jimmy White in the final. White led 14—8 but Hendry won ten frames in a row to win 18— In , James Wattana , from Thailand, became the first Asian player to reach the semi-finals, where he lost to Jimmy White.

The final was one-sided, with Stephen Hendry beating White 18—5. In , Jimmy White reached his sixth final, meeting Stephen Hendry for the fourth time in the final.

Hendry led 5—1 but White won six frames in a row to lead 7—5. Thereafter the match was always close and the match went to a final frame. White missed a black off the spot, after which Hendry made a break of fifty-eight to clinch the title.

Fergal O'Brien made a century in his first frame at the Crucible, the only player ever to do so. In , Hendry and White met in the semi-finals, where Hendry won again, making a maximum break during the match.

In the other semi-final Nigel Bond beat unseeded Andy Hicks. The final was initially close until Hendry won nine frames in a row to take the score from 5—5 to 14—5.

Hendry eventually won 18—9. Hendry made a record twelve century breaks during the tournament. He met Stephen Hendry in the final.

Ebdon led 4—2 in the early stages but Hendry eventually won 18—12 to win his fifth successive title. There were forty-eight century breaks during the final stages, a new record.

In , in the first round of the championship, Ronnie O'Sullivan made the fastest maximum break in snooker history, taking just five minutes and twenty seconds.

Doherty led 15—7 before Hendry won five frames in a row. Doherty then won the next three frames to win 18—12, ending Hendry's winning run of twenty-nine consecutive matches.

In , Stephen Hendry lost to Jimmy White in the first round of the championship. Doherty reached the final again meeting year-old John Higgins.

Higgins won 18—12, making five centuries in the final. In total there were fifty-nine centuries during the tournament of which Higgins made fourteen, both records.

In , Stephen Hendry won his seventh and final world title, the most in the modern era. In the final he beat Mark Williams 18— In the semi-final between Hendry and Ronnie O'Sullivan each player made four century breaks, the eight centuries being a record for a world championship match.

The period from to was dominated by three players, all born in and who all turned professional in Higgins had also won in , and Williams and O'Sullivan went on to win in and respectively.

In his semi-final Mark Williams trailed 11—15 to John Higgins but took six frames in a row to win 17— In the final Williams met fellow Welshman Matthew Stevens.

Stevens led 13—7 but Williams made another comeback to win 18—16, becoming the first left-handed champion.

Ronnie O'Sullivan won his first world championship in , defeating John Higgins 18—14 in the final. O'Sullivan led 14—7 before Higgins won four frames in a row.

O'Sullivan looked likely to win the title in the 31st frame as he led 17—13 and 69—6. However he missed a red in the middle pocket and Higgins won the frame with a break of Higgins made a break of 45 in frame 32 but O'Sullivan made an 80 break to take the title.

Stephen Hendry beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 17—13 in the semi-final of the Championship , Hendry reaching his ninth final.

Peter Ebdon beat Matthew Stevens 17—16 in the other semi-final. Stevens led 16—14 but Ebdon won the last three frames. The final went to the deciding frame where Ebdon made a break of 59 and clinched the title.

There were a record sixty-eight centuries in the tournament, including a record sixteen by Stephen Hendry who made five centuries in the semi-final and a further four in the final.

Mark Williams won his second World title in by defeating Ken Doherty 18—16 in the final. Ronnie O'Sullivan made the fifth maximum break in the World Championship, becoming the first player to score two s in the event.

Ronnie O'Sullivan won his second world title in by defeating Graeme Dott 18—8 in the final, despite Dott having led 5—0.

Shaun Murphy won the championship by defeating Matthew Stevens 18—16 in the final. Murphy was only the second qualifier to win the World Championship, after Terry Griffiths in Murphy won two qualifying matches and then five matches at the Crucible to take the title.

Graeme Dott beat Peter Ebdon 18—14 in the final. This was the first Championship sponsored by a betting company after the banning of tobacco sponsorship.

In the last round of the qualifying competition Robert Milkins had the first break made during qualifying for the championship.

Shaun Murphy came back from 7—12 down to win his quarter-final match against Matthew Stevens, [] but lost in the deciding frame of his semi-final to Mark Selby.

Both O'Sullivan and Carter had made maximum breaks earlier in the tournament, the first time there had been two breaks in the same World Championship.

It was O'Sullivan's third maximum in the Championship. John Higgins won his third world title in , beating Shaun Murphy 18—9 in the final.

Michaela Tabb refereed the final, becoming the first woman to do so in a World Championship final. Stephen Hendry won his th frame at the Crucible Theatre , the first player to do so.

The Championship was won by Neil Robertson who beat qualifier Graeme Dott 18—13 in the final, becoming the fourth non-U. John Higgins won his fourth world title in , beating Judd Trump 18—15 in the final.

Trump had beaten David Gilbert in the qualifying competition and then defeated defending champion Neil Robertson in the first round. Ronnie O'Sullivan won his fourth world title in , defeating Ali Carter 18—11 in the final.

On the opening day Hendry made his third maximum break at the Crucible, equalling Ronnie O'Sullivan's record. Defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan retained the title in despite having played only one competitive match all season.

He broke Hendry's record of career Crucible centuries, finishing the tournament with He also became the first player to make six century breaks in a Crucible final.

Between and , fifteen of the twenty-one finals featured at least one class of '92 player. Mark Selby won the world title in by beating defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan 18—14 in the final having trailed 5— Stuart Bingham won the title, defeating Ronnie O'Sullivan 13—9 in the quarter-finals, Judd Trump 17—16 in the semi-finals, and Shaun Murphy 18—15 in the final to win the first world title of his twenty-year professional career.

The tournament set a new record for the most century breaks made at the Crucible, with eighty-six. Defending champion Stuart Bingham lost 9—10 against Ali Carter in the first round of the Championship.

Mark Selby defeated Ding Junhui 18—14 in the final to claim his second world title. Ding was the first Asian player to reach a World Championship final.

There were eighty-six century breaks made during the Championship, equalling the record set in A new record of ten centuries in a professional match was set in the semi-final between Ding Junhui and Alan McManus , with Ding also setting a new record of seven centuries by one player in a World Championship match.

Mark Selby and Marco Fu set a new record for the longest frame of snooker ever played at the Crucible, seventy minutes eleven seconds.

In a high-quality and tightly contested semi-final, defending champion Mark Selby beat Ding Junhui 17—15 in a repeat of the previous year's final.

Higgins won the next three frames but Selby took the title 18—15, becoming champion for the third time in four years, joining Steve Davis, Stephen Hendry, and Ronnie O'Sullivan as the only men to have successfully defended the title since its move to the Crucible.

In , two "class of '92" players, Mark Williams and John Higgins , met in the final. Their rivalry dated back to the late s, although only three of their meetings had been in the World Championships, all in semifinals, in , both won by Williams 17—15 and won by Higgins 17— The match was closely contested, Williams coming out on top by 18—16 to win the World Championship for the first time since , setting a new record for the longest gap between consecutive World Championship victories.

Their final set records for the most century breaks in a professional match, with 11, beating the previous record of 10 set in the semifinal between Ding Junhui and Alan McManus.

It also set a record for the most centuries in a Crucible final, bettering the previous record of eight, set in when Stephen Hendry played Peter Ebdon , and equalled in when O'Sullivan played Barry Hawkins.

Trump set a new record for the most centuries by a player in a single match, achieving seven to better O'Sullivan's six centuries in the final.

It was also O'Sullivan's 37th ranking title, surpassing the 36 ranking titles achieved by Hendry. The format for the World Championship has been largely unchanged since It has a knock-out format with 32 players, contested over 17 days ending on the first Monday in May, which is a public holiday in the United Kingdom.

Before there were a number of different formats used for the Championship. In and , 24 players played in the final stages at the Crucible. The top eight seeds had a bye in the first round while seeds 9 to 16 played in the first round against eight qualifiers.

From to , the first three years at the Crucible, only 16 players reached the final stages, eight seeds playing eight qualifiers in the first round.

Before , the final was not always played over a set number of frames- for example, in Ray Reardon beat Perrie Mans in a best-of frames match 25—18 and, the following year , Terry Griffiths defeated Dennis Taylor 24—16 in a best-of The reigning world champion receives a direct entry and is the number one seed the World Champion is usually seeded 2nd for all ranking tournaments, and The Masters, for the following season.

The remaining direct entries are based on the latest world rankings , players being seeded based on these world rankings.

Since the defending champion is normally ranked in the top 16, the top 16 ranked players generally receive a direct entry.

The first round is played over 19 frames, played in two sessions. The second round and quarter-finals are the best of 25 frames played over three sessions while the semi-finals and final are played over four sessions, the semi-finals being over 33 frames and the final 35 frames.

For the first 12 days of the tournament two matches are played concurrently. For the last five days the semi-finals and final only one table is used.

Prior to the semi-finals were played over 31 frames. Occasionally the dates of the Championship are changed. In the Championship ended on Sunday 16 May while in , and it ended on the last Sunday in April.

In each of these years the tournament started on a Friday but, as of , this has not happened since. Due to the coronavirus pandemic in the Championship was played later in the year, from 31 July to 16 August.

Several changes to the qualifying system came into effect for the championship. All living world champions would be extended an opportunity to play in the qualifying rounds.

The top 16 seeds would still qualify automatically for the first round at the Crucible, but all non-seeded players would have to start in the first of three qualifying rounds.

Previously players seeded 17 to 32 only had to win one qualifying match to reach the final stages. The overall championship would increase from to players, with the additional places made available to former world champions and players from emerging countries.

The 'modern' era is considered to start in , when the championship reverted to a knock-out tournament format from a challenge format.

In the modern game, the best record is that of Stephen Hendry , who won seven times in the s. Ray Reardon in the s, while Steve Davis won six times in the s.

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Ashley Carty. Sohail Vahedi [ 27 ]. Ken Doherty. David Lilley [ 20 ]. Peter Lines [ 17 ]. Brandon Sargeant [ 17 ].

Zhao Jianbo. Gao Yang. Simon Lichtenberg. Allan Taylor. Billy Joe Castle. Lei Peifan [ 14 ]. Fraser Patrick [ 27 ]. Oliver Lines. Rory McLeod. Peter Devlin.

Bai Langning. Lukas Kleckers. Steven Hallworth. Zak Surety. Amine Amiri. Aaron Hill. Alex Borg. Riley Parsons [ 20 ]. Ben Hancorn. Farakh Ajaib. Ashley Hugill.

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Jamie O'Neill []. Nigel Bond [70]. Andy Hicks []. Harvey Chandler [75]. Ross Muir a. Michael Georgiou [55].

Lee Walker [71]. Duane Jones []. Rod Lawler [98]. Tyler Rees a. Robbie Williams [50]. Kishan Hirani [82]. Paul S Davison a.

Sydney Wilson a. Billy Joe Castle [96]. Dean Young a. Connor Benzey a. Brian Ochoiski a. Sean Maddocks a.

Iulian Boiko a. Hamza Akbar a. Igor Figueiredo [92]. Adam Duffy a. Brandon Sargeant []. James Cahill [93]. Patrick Whelan a.

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