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This is the 13th meeting between the 2 sides since its inception in 1994 and America have a 10-2 lead. It all begins on the 7th of December in Rotterdam and, if America don't wipe the floor with Europe, it should end on Sunday the 10th.
The teams are (according to the website):
USA
Earl Strickland
Johnny Archer
Rodney Morris
Corey Deuel
Mike Davis (rookie)
John Schmidt (rookie)
Europe
Mika Immonen
Ralf Souquet
Thomas Engert
Nick Van Den Berg
Imran Majid (rookie)
David Alcaide (rookie)
I'm hoping for more Strickland ranting personally.
Steve Davis used to be a regular feature of the European side but he is participating in the UK Championship, which has clashed with the Mosconi Cup for the 2nd year running.
The UK Championship is the 2nd biggest snooker tournament in the calendar and the televised phase of the competition begins Saturday, although by then some of the big names may already be out.
Ding Junhui beat Steve Davis in the final last year. Ding will have to travel from the Asian Games to play his game on Saturday and if he reaches the final in Asia, he'll be playing Thursday, travelling Friday and playing Saturday, probably with a nice bit of jet lag.
So, basically, discuss the two competitions. Should be a good week or so of cue sports.
All credit to Ebdon knocking in 8 centuries I think it was during the tournament (I saw the 132 on Friday afternoon :))
Hendry 1-0 up in the final at the minute.
Ding was a bit below par and left himself too much to do in the end. He looked a little tired and Ebdon took advantage.
Davis V Dott and Hendry V O'Sullivan tomorrow.
Not sure who will win it they're all playing well but as usual if Ronnie hits form he'll be hard to beat.
I think that's a decent quarter final lineup. Obviously, Hendry V Ronnie is going to be a cracking game.
Ronnie was just sensational though. Easily the best player in the world in full flight.