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Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy swap classy messages after World Grand Prix epic

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A brilliant semi-final win for Neil Robertson in Hong Kong (Picture: Getty Images) Neil Robertson got the better of Shaun Murphy in a World Grand Prix classic on Saturday in Hong Kong, claiming a brilliant 6-5 semi-final win. The Australian started brilliantly with breaks of 114 and 104 but Murphy responded well and got himself 5-3 ahead thanks to efforts of 52, 77, 64, 107 and 77. The Magician was clearly in a strong position at that stage, but…

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Metro News

Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy swap classy messages after World Grand Prix epic

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

World Grand Prix receive Ronnie O'Sullivan complaints as chief responds to fans

The snooker tournament was taking place at a brand new venue in Hong Kong.

7 days ago·United Kingdom

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Snooker HQ

Neil Robertson trounces Stuart Bingham in World Grand Prix whitewash

Neil Robertson coasted to the World Grand Prix title with a resounding 10-0 destruction of Stuart Bingham in Sunday's final in Hong Kong.

5 days ago·Seoul, Korea, Republic of

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Sports 365

Robertson beats Murphy in World Grand Prix semi

Neil Robertson fights back from 5-3 down to beat Masters champion Shaun Murphy 6-5 and reach the World Grand Prix final in Hong Kong. Source link : https://www.bbc.com/sport/snooker/articles/crrdjn5084wo Author : Publish date : 2025-03-08 11:30:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source. The post Robertson beats Murphy in World Grand Prix semi first appeared on Sports 365.

6 days ago

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NewsGroove Uk

Ronnie O’Sullivan ‘very aggressive’ on and off the table, says veteran snooker star - NewsGroove Uk

Ronnie O’Sullivan is a fearsome opponent for more than one reason (Picture: Getty Images) Veteran snooker star Dominic Dale says Ronnie O’Sullivan is the only player he has felt intimidated by during a match, describing the Rocket as ‘very aggressive’ on and off the table. Dale and O’Sullivan both turned professional in 1992 and have been competing on the main tour ever since. The Rocket has obviously had the better career – the 49-year-old has …

7 days ago

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talkSPORT

Snooker star hits out at World Grand Prix move after Ronnie O'Sullivan decision

Mark Allen has hit out at the decision to call up two snooker players as late replacements at the World Grand Prix.Hossein Vafaei and Ben Woollaston w

8 days ago·United Kingdom

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