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WST president Barry Hearn confessed he fell off his chair laughing after hearing Hossein Vafaei claim Ronnie O’Sullivan was “such a nice person – when he’s asleep”. O’Sullivan and Vafaei meet in a hotly anticipated grudge match in the World Championship second round across three sessions on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Ad The build-up to the match has been dominated by their war of words.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's insistence that he doesn't care whether he wins or loses when he plays isn't fooling anyone, according to Irish pro Fergal O'Brien.
Former World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has called for tougher punishments for protesters after play was disrupted at the World Championship in Sheffield.
Former World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has called for tougher punishments for protesters after play was disrupted at the World Championship in Sheffield.
The greatest show in snooker is upon us, with the World Championship getting underway at the Crucible in Sheffield. Snooker is synonymous with the Crucible, which has played host to the World Championship since 1977. Ad How many seats does the Crucible have? World ChampionshipO’Sullivan pounces on Pang errors to take commanding lead in openerAN HOUR AGO There is something special about the intimate nature of the Crucible, which has a maximum capacity of 980 spectators.
Anthony Joshua has been told he needs to take at least two ‘warm-up fights’ between taking on Tyson Fury. An all-British blockbuster contest between the two heavyweight rivals has been talked about for several years.
Deontay Wilder could face either Anthony Joshua, Andy Ruiz Jr or Oleksandr Usyk next if he beats Robert Helenius, according to his manager.
The sports world has paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday at the age of 96. Her Majesty, who ruled for longer than any Monarch in British history, passed away at her residence in Balmoral, Buckingham Palace. Ad Seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan paid his respects to the Queen as well as World Snooker Tour.