Snooker: Neil Robertson wins Gdynia Open
PR dla Zagranicy
John Beauchamp
02.03.2015 13:26
Snooker world champion Neil Robertson won the Gdynia Open 2015 for the second time on Sunday.
Austrialian Neil Robertson during his semi-final against Englishman Shaun Murphy at the World Snooker European Tour Gdynia Open 2015. Photo: PAP/Adam Warżawa
In the final match, the Australian beat Welshman Mark Williams 4-0, with breaks reaching 65, 63 and 109 in each successive frame.
“I’ve come back to a place where I’ve had really good results in the past, it’s always very pleasing and the crowds were fantastic and it’s been a fantastic week for me […] I’m very pleased to be among the winners’ circle again on the tour,” Robertson told Polish Radio after the win.
Robertson last took the Gdynia title in 2012, and now moves on to the final of the Players Tour Championship in Thailand later this month.
Meanwhile, the best Polish result during the Gdynia Open was achieved by Polish U-21 champion Kacper Filipiak. The Polish snooker player reached the Round of 64, losing out to England’s Oliver Lines 0-4. (jb)