Snooker

[Vision]

O Ebdon deve estar todo contente.

 

Merecido.

[Pedro-SCP]

STEPHEN MAGUIRE 12 v 17 ALLISTER CARTER

RONNIE O'SULLIVAN 17 v 10 MATTHEW STEVENS

 

Vai Ronnie. Espero uma excelente final.

[Joao Pereira]

Livra-te de perder isso, Ronnie!

[Jonas F]

C'mon Ronnie :heart:

[famaboys]

Ronnie vence, neste momento, 2x0.

[Jonas F]

2x2 mid session

[Lleyton]

2-2

[Hugo®]

Vocês estão a ver onde? Já procurei stream e está a dar Superbike.

[Lleyton]

http://www.sportlemon.tv/v-2/18/180/v-398188.html

[Hugo®]

Obrigado André.

[Pedro-SCP]

ALLISTER CARTER 3 v 5 RONNIE O'SULLIVAN

 

Vai Ronnieeeeeeeee

[famaboys]

2ª sessão agora. ;)

[ZeeSpecialThree]

onde é que é aquela cena das mensagens que os comentadores estão sempre a falar?

[Hugo®]

https://www.facebook.com/Eurosport/posts/10151054602059745

[ZeeSpecialThree]

https://www.facebook.com/Eurosport/posts/10151054602059745

 

obrigado ;)

[famaboys]

Cue retirement: O'Sullivan beats Stevens then talks of quitting

 

The Rocket breezes into World Championship final after beating Matthew Stevens 17-10

 

 

Ronnie Potter - O'Sullivan lines up a shot

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Ronnie O'Sullivan claims he is considering following Stephen Hendry into snooker retirement.

 

The three-time champion powered into the World Championship final where he will take on Ali Carter after both men posted convincing semi-final victories.

 

O'Sullivan crushed Matthew Stevens 17-10 and Carter was a 17-12 winner against Stephen Maguire, to set up an all-English battle for the title.

 

This tournament has already seen the sport's most successful player of modern times, Stephen Hendry, call time on his career, and now crowd favourite "The Rocket" says he is seriously considering following the Scot.

 

O'Sullivan said: "I don't intend to stay in the game long, even though I feel in a lot better place," O'Sullivan said.

 

Ugly shot - The Rocket grimaces

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"I've made that decision and this might - I'm not saying it is - be my last time in this tournament.

 

"I might consider having a good long break, a couple of years off or whatever. I've weighed up the pluses and the minuses and I'm quite comfortable with that decision.

 

"There's no better way for me than to have a good run at Sheffield and get to the final and if I win it, great, absolute bonus.

 

"I've had a fantastic time and it's got to come to an end sooner or later. I don't want to drag it out too long. I always said I'd like to go out on a high and getting to this final has been great. I'd love to go on and win it now.

 

"I'm not saying it's a guarantee but I think now is as good a time as ever. I know it might seem crazy but people close to me know what's going on. I've not been afraid to show how I feel. I feel in a good place to be able to say that. I've weighed up lots of things.

 

"Sometimes you've got to live life a little bit, maybe do a little bit of Strictly Come Dancing."

 

To give O'Sullivan's remarks a little context, today's was the latest of many retirement threats to have come from the 36-year-old Essex cueman, the first having been made while he was still a teenager.

 

What is certain is that O'Sullivan is brimming with desire and belief in Sheffield this year. His work with sports psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters has produced a focused sportsman with impressive drive.

 

Come the final, Carter will be hoping for a more favourable outcome than he experienced in 2008, having been soundly beaten 18-8 then. It could easily be one-sided again though.

 

O'Sullivan made a slow start against Stevens before picking up his performance after the mid-session interval, and the consolidation of his overnight six-frame lead meant he returned for the evening session with a handsome 15-9 cushion.

 

Stevens bit into that large advantage with a 116 break, missing the yellow when a crowd-pleasing total clearance looked inevitable.

 

The spectators did not need to wait long to see the table cleared in one visit though, with O'Sullivan sinking all the balls in a supreme 130 run to move one frame away from the final.

 

And the end for Stevens' fine fortnight was not long in arriving, O'Sullivan having breaks of 35 and 26 in securing another visit to the title match.

 

@ mirror.co.uk

 

NÃO! :(

[Carson Wentz]

Falava-se muito nisso... Ronnie :heart: :'(

[famaboys]

7x5 no intervalo da segunda sessão.

[Pedro-SCP]

10-6 para o Ronnie. 1ª vez com margem maior de 4.

[Carson Wentz]

A que horas é a primeira sessão de amanhã?

[Pedro-SCP]

A que horas é a primeira sessão de amanhã?

 

10-7 para o Ronnie

 

Monday May 7

 

2.30pm

Ali Carter v Ronnie O'Sullivan

[Carson Wentz]

Grazie. ;)

[famaboys]

Só será transmitida a partir das 15.15

[OKT]

Apenas três frames de vantagem é curto para a diferença na qualidade de jogo.

 

Vai ficar para ai um 19-12 para o ronnie.

[famaboys]

*18. :mrgreen: