2012 Wuxi Classic

[Neil Taperell]

zhu yinghui looks special

Is this the 16 year old that beat Holt 5-1 ?

[LittleMissAlexa]

Is this the 16 year old that beat Holt 5-1 ?

yes he is that one

[LittleMissAlexa]

Lu Ning and ken looks a great standard match 2-2 1 century each i bet daffy is happy thats not the live table

[LittleMissAlexa]

neil robertson is playing terribly

[daffie]

Lu Ning and ken looks a great standard match 2-2 1 century each i bet daffy is happy thats not the live table

I think I might indeed feel that way, however won't be able to see anything untill I get home later on...I did of course "tape" all Eurosport coverage.

[Looki]

J. Burnett played well, took his chances against a top player. Much better than he did yesterday. Neil was clearly rusty, yesterday's match worked for Burnett's benefit, no doubt. Lot of top 16 guys coming in cold, there may be a few surprises in the first round.

[LittleMissAlexa]

want clarification on lu nings age he was 14 at the world open and according to the commentator hes 18 now thats faster than even dog years

[Odrl]

Once again some mediocre play from Ding in a Chinese tournament. His and Robertson's exit could really open up this part of the draw, and once again it's Davis and Burnett who could take advantage, just like Shanghai 2010.

[coomsey76]

Good win for the 14 year old Zhou Yuelong against Michael White......

And Ding goes out as well..... Ding hasn't played very at all!!

[Giggity1984]

Selby vs Cope in the 2nd round looks interesting.........

[gazza147]

Mark Williams to Win Outright Get On Now!!

[daffie]

So as I gather both Neil and Ding are out already. Shame really. Which of both matches is best worth seeing...as I just got home and am ready to start the "tape"...

Edit : guessing from the posts today, the Neil - Burnett match would be worth watching, so I'll start with that one.

[LittleMissAlexa]

Martin Gould is still yet to win a world ranking match since getting his top sixteen seeding

[CueInAction]

Martin Gould is still yet to win a world ranking match since getting his top sixteen seeding

Never knew that but its a surprising fact seeing as he seems to have always had ability far higher than his ranking ever suggests. Guess there is more pressure to perform when its expected of you, rather than when you're the underdog

[Looki]

Happy to see Williams play solid snooker, not spectacular but solid with a few 50 odd break. Ford made it easy for him, though, he struggled with the table very badly.