Originally Posted by Mr Snooker
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I think it just felt like more upsets, because they all happened in the same round, so in shorter time.
This includes 4 of the world's top 10 that lost. And when I look at the names, I'd say those 10 also were the most likely in contention for the title. So 6 of the favourites left in the tournament.
I guess the one or other top 10 player could go home in round 3 as well. Some promising matches there:
Hopefully Liang Wenbo can challenge Judd Trump today.
Kurt Maflin, who played very well against Jamie Clarke, will give Kyren Wilson a hard match as well.
Mark Selby has a dangerous opponent in Hassan Vafaei.
Two former world champions play each other: Stuart Bingham - Graeme Dott.
Pang Junxu, who has two good wins so far, will try to get an even more prominent victim in Stephen Maguire.
Robert Milkins - Barry Hawkins
Mark Williams - Ricky Walden
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