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Fourth seed Bunting holds nerve with first-round win
The Independent
|December 15, 2025
Fourth seed Stephen Bunting survived a scare before scraping into the second round of the World Championship yesterday.
The Merseysider, a beaten semifinalist last year, was taken to a tiebreaker by Poland's Sebastian Bialecki before edging through 3-2 at Alexandra Palace. Bunting was pegged back after making a superb start and averaging 119.4 as he powered through the first set. Victory had seemed within his grasp as he recorded a 160 checkout on his way to taking the second set.
But “The Bullet” cooled and won just one leg over the next two sets, allowing Bialecki - oblivious to a wasp that landed on his shoulder - to pull back level.
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