Snooker World Championship 2023 Quarter Finals - Betfred bet £10 get £40 in Free Bets

With the snooker world championship quarter-finals looking to get underway on Tuesday 25th April 2023, the Crucible is set to host some exciting match ups with some of snooker's elite players looking to book their spot in the semi-finals of this year's snooker world championship.

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Snooker World Championship Quarter-Final Matchups

Starting Tuesday 25th April, the Crucible will host 4 fantastic quarter-final matches with players battling it out for the best of 25 frames.

• Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Luca Brecel
• Mark Allen vs Jak Jones
• Anthony McGill/Jack Lisowski vs Si Jiahui
• John Higgins vs Gary Wilson/Mark Selby

Snooker World Championship Last-16 Summary

The previous round saw some world class snooker being played and that started with defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan brushing aside Hossein Vafaei 13-2, winning an impressing 7 straight frames to claim a spot in the quarter-finals. The current 7 time world champion will be looking to make it to the final of this year's tournament, hopefully claiming an impressive 8th snooker world championship.

4 time world champion John Higgins also won 13-2 in his match, demolishing opponent Kyren Wilson in two sessions with one to spare. Starting the match with two incredible century breaks, Higgins finished the first session 8-0 making a serious statement of intent for this year's world championship.

FAQs

Who has won the most snooker world championships?

In the modern era of snooker, both Ronnie O’Sullivan and the great Stephen Hendry hold 7 world championship titles.

Where are the snooker world championships held?

The world snooker championships are held at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, UK. The tournament has been held at this venue since 1977.

Who has the most maximum breaks in professional snooker?

Ronnie O’Sullivan holds the record for most maximum breaks with a whopping total of 15. A maximum break is the highest total amount of points you make from a break, that figure being 147.