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Mark Williams does not go along with the narrative that this year’s World Snooker Championship is the most open ever, believing it will be one of the usual suspects who lifts the title at the Crucible.
Ronnie O’Sullivan was in playful mood after beating Dave Gilbert in the first round of the World Snooker Championship, saying he would like to not match Stephen Hendry’s Crucible record, aiming for a body like Arnold Schwarzenegger, putting on a pair of glasses and having a pop at Hossein Vafaei.
Zhao Xintong marked his first win at the Crucible in comical fashion as he opted to finish off the 12th and final frame by attempting to sink the black, despite the pink still being in play. Not that it mattered, as he had all but wrapped up the first-round tie beating Jamie Clarke 10-2, but much to the surprise of Eurosport commentators Joe Johnson and Dave Hendon, instead of trying to pot the pink, Zhao chose to go straight for the black in the middle left pocket.
Mark Selby enjoyed an emotional return to the Crucible on Saturday as he began the defence of his World Championship title with a 10-7 win over Jamie Jones, while he continues to deal with mental health issues.
The 46th running of the World Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield begins with defending champion Mark Selby getting things underway at 10:00. He faces Jamie Jones on table 1 while Zhao Xintong takes on Jamie Clarke on table 2. The afternoon session – starting at 14:30 — is headlined by Ronnie O’Sullivan, who faces Dave Gilbert.
The showpiece event in the snooker calendar kicks off this weekend with the world's best players set to compete for the £500,000 prize.
Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's bid for a record-equalling seventh World Championship will start with a first round clash against David Gilbert.