Wuxi Classic - Lucky Dip

[Mr P]

Deleted - sorry.

Draw will appear here soon.

[hotpot]

Charming i would have had Selby aswell , what did flame say mr p

[Mr P]

I haven't asked him, and the draw is being re done as I missed out Selby and Allen from the hat !!

[hotpot]

So i,m out in the cold then ! dont think i,ll enter any more with you mucka

[Mr P]

Oh dear It was your fault for posting, I thought I would have got away with it without anyone seeing it. You and flame can share number 12

[Mr P]

2010 Wuxi Classic Lucky Dip Draw!

1 - very.tee - Ali Carter
2 - cue1 - Ding Junhui
3 - mushka - Stephen Hendry
4 - spike - Shaun Murphy
5 - adrift - Marco Fu
6 - drlog147 - Wildcard 3
7 - crucible77 - Mark Selby
8 - Elaine - Mark Allen
9 - Mr P - Ryan Day
10 - Freddie Ng - Wildcard 1
11 - Peter147 - Wildcard 4
12 - flame/hotpot - Wildcard 2

[ore]

Pukka you, mister.

pukka you, pukka me, wuxi wuxi all of us!

[missneworleans]

Wtf is Luxi classic?

[cue1]

thank you Elaine

may I reserve for cue1? numer 2? PLEEEEEEEASSSEEEEEE

Thanks for thinking of me, very.tee

I really miss ja's lucky dips, they were quite fun

[very.tee]

Thanks for thinking of me, very.tee

I really miss ja's lucky dips, they were quite fun

that's ok

wouldn't want you missing out on having Ding now would we?


yeah... they were Super Special :snooker:

[Mr P]

Don't forget about this!!

[Mr Snooker]

N0 4 please Mr P

[Mr P]

It has finished mate. The winner is whoever picked Shaun Murphy.

[Mr P]

That's spike, well done mate.

[HunRon]

http://www.worldsnooker.com/wuxi_cla...97.htm?tid=164

Spike won the last seven frames to score an astonishing 9-8 victory over Cue1 in the final of the Rundili Wuxi Classic.

The conclusion to the invitation event in Cue1's home town of Wuxi looked like a procession when the home favourite led 8-2. But with one of the great comebacks in snooker history, Spike stormed back to win a thrilling contest and bank the £20,000 first prize.

Cue1 strode into a 5-1 lead with best breaks of 63, 67 and 62. Spike stemmed the tide with a 101 but that looked like token resistance when Cue1 won the next three with a top run of 75.

From that point, Cue1 scored just 14 points in seven frames, as Spike caught fire and piled in breaks of 78, 92, 59, 58, 96 and 86 to win in style.

"It's got to be one of my best ever wins, maybe not the best, but in the top three," said Sale-based Spike. "Even at 8-2 down I never stopped believing that I could win. When I got to the interval at 8-4 things were looking up, and from that point the scoreboard just got better and better for me.

"Cue1 played well, it wasn't as if he lost it. There was one scrappy frame out of the last seven which I managed to nick, and I won all of the others well.

"It's always nice to start the season with a win and hopefully I can take this form into the next event. I said at the Crucible that I had been practising very hard and eventually it would pay off," added the former World and UK Champion, who beat Mushka and Elaine in his first two matches in Wuxi.

Well done, Spike!