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Tyson Fury defends his heavyweight championships as he takes on Dillian Whyte in an all-British heavyweight blockbuster that is at Wembley Stadium later this month. The Gypsy King continues his WBC title defence against Whyte after a stunning victory against Deontay Wilder back in October last year.
On the same weekend the 174th Grand National was run over the arduous fences of Aintree, there were plenty of early fallers in snooker's perilous World Championship qualifiers at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. The final round of qualifiers – when 16 players join the 16 top seeds in Thursday morning's draw (11am BST LIVE on Eurosport) for the first round of the sport's main event – has been dubbed 'Judgement Day', but it is actually held over two days, Tuesday 12 April and Wednesday 13 April this week, to determine who will appear at the city's nearby Crucible Theatre.
Iulian Boiko admits he is playing for his people as much as himself after completing the biggest victory of his short snooker career at the World Championship qualifiers in Sheffield. The Ukraine teenager held off a spirited comeback by former Shoot Out winner Michael Georgiou – who levelled at 4-4 from 4-1 behind boosted by runs of 94 and 80 – before completing a 6-4 win with breaks of 61 and 100, the highest he has produced in competition. Ad/> “It has been very tough times for us with the war," said 16-year-old Boiko speaking to WST media.
Northern Irish potter Jordan Brown accepts he has been handed a “horrible” qualifying draw for this year’s World Championship.
Robert Milkins says he is «absolutely devastated» at the reaction to his drunken evening at the Turkish Masters in March. The world No. 44 lost 5-4 to former UK holder Ding Junhui from 4-1 up at the inaugural event in Antalya, less than 48 hours after he was apparently rushed to hospital to have his stomach pumped due to excess boozing.
Practice didn't make perfect for Luca Brecel despite his shock win over Judd Trump at the Tour Championship on Thursday night.
Luca Brecel holds a healthy 6-2 lead over Judd Trump heading into the evening session of their Tour Championship best-of-19 quarter-final. With John Higgins awaiting the winner, Scottish Open champion Brecel is well placed to book his spot in the last four, needing just four more frames for victory. Ad/> The Belgian made breaks of 56, 58, 100, 54 and 78 to leave Trump trailing in the final ranking event before the World Championship starts on April 16.
Neil Robertson raced to a 7-1 lead over Mark Allen to get his Tour Championship defence off to the perfect start in Tuesday afternoon’s session. The Australian will look to finish the job this evening, and requires just three more frames to book his spot in the semi-finals.