Stuart Bingham chats to sports journalist James Colasanti about recent results, life on the World Snooker Tour… and life in general.
In this episode, Ball Run talks about his new three-year sponsorship deal with Chinese cue manufacturers Shitiangan.
He also reflects on painful early exits in Germany and Wales and explains how he intends to regroup ahead of a trip to Hong Kong in March for the World Grand Prix.
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Stuart Bingham chats to sports journalist James Colasanti about recent results, life on the World Snooker Tour… and life in general.
In this episode, Ball Run talks about an amazing family trip to Macau over the Christmas period and their VIP stay at the Wynn Palace Hotel in China.
He also reflects on frustrating and often luckless defeats at tournaments in December and looks ahead to Championship League and German Masters action in January.
This content is sponsored by renovation specialists R&J Carpentry & Construction.
Stuart Bingham chats to host James Colasanti about recent results, life on the World Snooker Tour… and life in general.
In this episode, Ball Run talks about his results at the Scottish Open, German Masters and Championship League.
Bingham also explains why he is backing Liam Pullen as a star of the future, how his son Shae hustles him on the dartboard, and why he will miss working with friend-of-30-years Gary Pukiss on Tour.
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Stuart Bingham chats to host James Colasanti about recent results, life on the World Snooker Tour… and life in general.
In this episode, Ball Run chats about results at the International Championship, UK Championship and Shoot Out.
Bingham also explains how he had David Lilley have known each other for three decades, why he hopes to star at the Mosconi Cup one day, and how new dog Rocco is ripping up the family home!
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STUART BINGHAM was thrilled to see Anthony Hamilton win his maiden ranking title – despite a grueling semi-final defeat to his friend at the German Masters.
Ballrun was out of sorts in the 6-4 loss in Berlin and the Sherriff of Pottingham, 45, went on to claim a memorable comeback win over Ali Carter in the following day’s final.
World No 2 Bingham was not at his best but put in a solid week with wins over Alfie Burden (5-2), Yu Delu (5-3), Zhang Yong (5-3), David Gilbert (5-4) and the highly-rated Yan Bingtao (5-2) to reach the last four.
But after fighting back to 5-4 from 5-1 down against Hamilton, a mistake in his break-off in the tenth frame – when Bingham hit the blue – gave Hamilton a chance to close the match out.
Bingham said: “Beforehand I was in the toilets with Anthony as we were putting on our bow ties and I said, ‘I hope you are as nervous as me?’. He said, ‘Yeah, I’m twitching big time at the moment!’.
“Obviously playing in front of 2,500 people, and waiting around all day to play, made it hard to enjoy when it finally started.
“I was gutted with my own performance and put on Twitter that I was very disappointed. But I texted Anthony late last night to say I was well chuffed for him.