Michael Day is an Italy Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He specializes in covering a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual sports, international sports leagues, and tournaments, while also addressing themes of sports business and world affairs. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Daily Beast, The Times, and BBC Science Focus, among others.
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Two blockbuster quarter-final clashes are already confirmed at the 2026 Wuhan Open.
Zhao Xintong and Neil Robertson are set to meet in the quarter-finals of the 2026 Wuhan Open, in a match that could have huge consequences in the ongoing race for snooker’s world number one ranking.
The first Q Tour Europe snooker event gets underway on Thursday with a bumper field of entrants.
A blockbuster afternoon session of action at the 2026 Wuhan Open saw Ronnie O’Sullivan and Chang Bingyu progress, and confirmation of Judd Trump’s latest stint as the world number one coming to a close.
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By: Michael Day
Soon-to-be new snooker world number one Zhao Xintong has spoken about the ‘very rare and special honour’ of climbing to the top of the standings for the first time in his career.
Ronnie O’Sullivan will not be playing at the 2026 British Open snooker ranking event in Cheltenham.
By: Michael Day
From ‘diabolical’ phone lines to ‘feminine’ wheeled suitcases, the first reactions aren’t always the right ones
The 2026 British Open takes place at The Centaur in Cheltenham between Monday 31st August to Sunday 6th September.
Chang Bingyu is professional snooker’s newest ranking event champion after winning the 2026 Wuhan Open title.
In the afterglow of his Wuhan Open title triumph, Chang Bingyu talked about overcoming disappointment, doubt, and the sacrifices his parents made for his snooker career.
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