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Elite Snooker Stars Headline Thrilling Heyball Exhibition at the 2026 Joy Cup World Masters
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Cue sports fans are in for a rare treat as four of snooker’s biggest stars, Judd Trump, Zhao Xintong, Mark Allen and John Higgins, come together for a special Heyball exhibition staged alongside the Joy Cup World Heyball Masters Grand Finals. Hosted at the spectacular Qinhuangdao Olympic Sports Centre, the exhibition blends elite snooker pedigree with one of...
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh produced a stunning late surge to capture the World Open title in Yushan, compiling three consecutive century breaks, including a superb maximum 147, in the closing frames to defeat Ronnie O’Sullivan 10–7.
The win secures a second ranking title for the Thai star, renowned for his rapid, attacking style. His first came at the Snooker Shoot Out...
Ronnie O’Sullivan produced another landmark moment in snooker, compiling the highest break ever recorded in professional competition, a brilliant 153, during his World Open quarter-final clash with Ryan Day in Yushan.
Already the sport’s most prolific maximum maker with 17 career 147s, O’Sullivan went even further this time. A free ball opportunity helped set up the chance, and he...
Three familiar names are heading back to the professional ranks after a dramatic few days at the WPBSA Q Tour Global Play-Offs in Gandia, Spain, where Ashley Carty, Ashley Hugill and Craig Steadman each secured two-year cards on the World Snooker Tour.
All three players brought valuable tour experience into the event and showed their class under pressure,...
Germany’s rising cue sports star Moritz Neuhausen produced an unforgettable turnaround to capture the Roobet European Open crown, overcoming Austria’s Mario He in a gripping final to secure his first Major Open victory on the World Nine-ball Tour.
Neuhausen admitted the week didn’t begin smoothly. He struggled to find rhythm in the early stages but relied on resilience and...
A memorable week of amateur snooker unfolded at the EBSA European Snooker Championships as Ukraine’s Anton Kazakov produced one of the most impressive performances in recent European amateur history, capturing both the European Under-21 Championship and the prestigious Main Event title. The rare double triumph confirmed Kazakov as one of the continent’s brightest emerging stars and secured his...
Hall continued his remarkable record in the event, remaining the only player to have lifted the title since its introduction in 2022 after securing victory over Sheehan in the final. Earlier in the tournament, Sheehan had created history by compiling a superb break of 1,087 — the highest ever recorded in a competition organised by the English Partnership...