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Ronnie O'Sullivan joked that he would "love to see" a LIV Golf-style breakaway in snooker if the pay was high enough, but was not interested in contributing to the noise around what a possible rival could mean for the World Snooker Tour.
Barry Hawkins made history for all the wrong reasons with his First Round exit at the World Snooker Championship.
Barry Hawkins will return to the Crucible this year convinced he has proved a point to those who questioned whether he still had the hunger to pursue a second appearance in a World Snooker Championship Final.
John Higgins was pleased with his performance after thumping David Grace 10-3 to reach the second round of the World Snooker Championship for the 25th time. The four-time world champion began Tuesday's afternoon session with a commanding 7-2 lead and needed just an hour to book his place in the last 16, where he will meet either Kyren Wilson or Ryan Day. The 47-year-old Scot won the first frame of the session with a break of 114 and looked to be cruising in the second at 48-0 up before Yorkshireman Grace hit back with a phenomenal counter clearance to make it 8-3.
Last year’s World Snooker Championship runner-up Judd Trump left himself with serious work to do after going 6-3 down against Scotland’s Anthony McGill at the Crucible on Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Perry said he felt "physically sick" after a dramatic win over friend Mark Davis booked his place in the final stages of the World Snooker Championship for the 17th time. Perry sunk the last two balls for a 10-9 win after the 50-year-old Davis, who was also playing to retain his place on the tour next year, missed the pink to bring an end to a break of 55.
British Open champion Ryan Day has admitted he could quit the sport next year unless his form improves. The Welsh professional completed a battling 10-8 win over Ashley Hugill in the penultimate round of World Championship qualifying, but was unhappy with his level of performance. Ad World No.
British Open champion Ryan Day has admitted he could quit the sport next year unless his form improves. The Welsh professional completed a battling 10-8 win over Ashley Hugill in the penultimate round of World Championship qualifying, but was unhappy with his level of performance. Ad World No.