Who will become Snooker World Champion 2006?
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Gragham Dot. The way he played this afternoon against O'Sullivan was amazing. I think it will be close. He will beat Ebdon 18-14. Ebdon has his form too early in the competition.
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1997 M Hingis (Swi)bt J Novotona (Cze) \n\n2-6 6-3 6-3 \n\nMartina Hingis is the champion.
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I think either Crespo or shevchencko. They are only 20-1 at the bookies at the minute. That's got to be worth a little bet!!
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I think the undertaker will beat batista and become the knew world heavy weight champion.  He is the only one that has a good shot at it.  mark herny could do it if everything goes his way, but I doubt it.
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Reckon Cheng Chuang Liu will win it. Didn't realise The Nugget won his last 32 game. Ideal.
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GSP winner\nSylvia winner
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John Parrott\nhttp://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?scope=all&edition=i&q=1991+snooker+champion
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Snooker:\n\nNeil Robertson (born February 11th, 1982) is an Australian professional snooker player who won the 2006 Royal London Watches Grand Prix. Robertson is the first Australian to win a ranking tournament.\n\nHe started his snooker career at a young age. Aged just 14, he became the youngest player to make a century break in an Australian ranking event. Then, when he was 17, he reached the third qualifying round of the World Championship.\n\nFrom his official website:\n\nIn 1996 at just 14 years of age, Neil Robertson became the youngest player ever to make a century break in an Australian ranking event. This was a sign of things to come.\n\nBy the age of 17, Neil had turned professional, reaching the 3rd qualifying round of the Embassy World Championship, and the Last 16 of the IBSF World Snooker Championship. Those who knew the game, started to take notice. \n\nUnable to accumulate sufficient ranking points, and finding living abroad difficult, Neil dropped off the professional circuit and returned home to concentrate on local tournaments. He dominated the Australian snooker scene for several years with an unrivalled string of tournament victories and high breaks. But his desire to test his talent against the world's best professionals continued to burn. \n\nNeil re-qualified for the international Main Tour professional series in 2003 by winning his first world title: the WPBSA World Under-21 Snooker Championship in New Zealand. It was during the subsequent 2003-2004 Main Tour season, that Neil truly made his mark on the world stage. After some promising results, including his first Quarter Finals appearance at a world ranking event, Neil finished the season ranked 68 in the world. \n\nBy the end of the 2004-2005 Main Tour season, a further 2 Quarter Final appearances, and victories against some of the world's best players, Neil had climbed to 28 in the world. \n\nBy the end of the 2005-2006 season, and another 2 Quarter Final appearances, Neil had broken into the prestigious world Top 16, finishing with a world ranking of 13.\n\nRegarded today as one of the world's best long potters and one of snooker's fastest rising stars, Neil is gifted with well-rounded game, calm temperament and steely determination.\n\nNeil has steadily climbed the world rankings over the past 3 seasons. But the best is yet to come... as Neil sets his goals on a Top 8 ranking, and his first professional tournament victory.\n\nDate of Birth 11 February 1982  \nLives Melbourne (Australia)\nCambridge (England)  \nTurned Pro  1998 \nHighest Break (Practice) 147 \nHighest Break (Tournament) 147 (twice)  \nPlays Left-handed \n\n\n2006 Grand Prix (Main Tour)\nCentral Coast Leagues Classic \nWest Coast International \nKings Australia Snooker Cup  \n2005 West Coast International  \n2004 The Masters Qualifying Tournament\nFred Osbourne Memorial\nLance Pannell Classic\nCentral Coast Leagues Classic\nWest Coast International \n2003 IBSF World U-21 Snooker Championship\nCentral Coast Leagues Classic\nAustralian U-21 Championship \n2002 Australian Open Snooker Championship\nVictorian Open Snooker Championship\nFred Osbourne Memorial\nLance Pannell Classic \n2001 Victorian Open Snooker Championship\nSouth Australian Open Snooker Championship \n2000 Oceania Snooker Championship\nAustralian U-21 Snooker Championship
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Federer will win uhh lets c 5-7 7-5 6-0 6-2 uhh just a guess
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middlesbrough and sevilla and sevilla will win it
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SOUTH AFRICA SURELY GOING TO WIN THE WC 2007.\nAUSSIES WILL BE THE RUNNER-UP.
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He has the game to. Great blend of power and guile. If he stays injury-free, he stands a great chance of winning a Major. Most likely an Australian or US Open. The hards-courts suit his game perfectly.
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Hughes and sylvia will still be the champs,\n\nWho the fuckk says they don't deserve their title anymore! What the f are you talking about little boy\n\nMatt  has the record for defending his title and is now being considered the best in the world
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The best player at World Cup 2006
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Phil Mickelson.  (And my prediction has nothing to do with the fact that he is my favorite player.)
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Kane and Big will win\nDemolition will definetly win\nRoad Warriors will smash through this tournament\nStrike force will cheat in the last one.
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None Tiger didn't win them in same year