‘Snooker is still in the dark ages’ - Rory McLeod hits out at culture around Black players in the sport
Rory McLeod says snooker is “still in the dark ages” when it comes to promoting the sport for Black people, claiming those at the top of the game are “actually doing nothing” to change the culture. The 51-year-old, a former Ruhr Open winner, is the only elite Black player on the tour but he says despite being a regular on the circuit for more than 20 years, there has been no desire to make the game more inclusive for Black people. Ad/> “They could be doing a lot more than what they're doing because they're actually doing nothing,” McLeod told Sky Sports, as part of a feature two years on from the killing of George Floyd.
