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Ali Carter believes the World Snooker Tour should be cut so that players are “guaranteed a good living”. There are currently 130 players on the tour this season and in recent years there has been a push from lower ranked players to earn more money.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has called for sympathy with the players under investigation as part of snooker’s match-fixing probe and hit back at Shaun Murphy’s claim anyone found guilty should be banned for life.
The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association has concluded its investigation into alleged match-fixing in the sport with a total of 10 players facing independent disciplinary tribunals.
Ten Chinese snooker players face match fixing charges following an investigation by the governing World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA)'s integrity unit, it announced on Wednesday.
Seven-times world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan called on snooker's governing bodies to provide support for players suspended following an ongoing match-fixing investigation.
LONDON: Snooker great Steve Davis has labelled the ongoing investigation into alleged match-fixing as "embarrassing" for the sport while raising concerns about what it could do to the growth of the game in China.
LONDON: China's Zhao Xintong and Zhang Jiankang have been suspended from the World Snooker Tour as part of a match-fixing investigation that has already sidelined eight compatriots.
LONDON: Former UK champion Zhao Xintong and Zhang Jiankang have become the latest Chinese players to be suspended from the World Snooker Tour during an investigation into alleged match-fixing, it was announced Tuesday (Jan 3).