Kyren Wilson feeling better after opening up about son’s illness - ‘It’s important to talk’

Kyren Wilson has revealed that opening up about his son’s illness has made him feel better about the situation and has subsequently helped him on the snooker table. Wilson’s son Bailey was hospitalised in January with a feared cancerous tumour.

However, thankfully, those fears were allayed. Ad Wilson told World Snooker Tour in an interview that talking about the situation had been helpful for him, on and off the table.

Tour ChampionshipWilson eases past Carter to set up Ding semi-final clash13 HOURS AGO «We had a couple of days to wait for an MRI scan to find out whether it was a tumour, and that was very tough,» he said. «It now seems more likely it could be something like Crohn's Disease, though we are still not sure.

»But before I left home he was running about and seems to have turned a corner, so that was great to see. White faces potential Fu clash in World Champs qualifier, Hendry v Cahill Hendry: Allen's form has deserted him at worst part of the season 'Do I have a career in snooker any more?' – Murphy reveals he was ready to quit «I have sometimes felt that snooker is the be-all and end-all, but this has made me realise how lucky I am, and it has freed me up to just enjoy the game.» The Warrior put in a stellar performance on Tuesday evening to hammer Ali Carter 10-4 in the first round of the 2023 Tour Championship.

He will now play Ding Junhui in the semi-finals for a chance to reach his first final since beating Barry Hawkins in the European Masters final all the way back in August. — — Stream the 2023 Snooker World Championship live on Eurosport and discovery+ Tour ChampionshipTour Championship as it happened: Wilson beats Carter in second quarter-finalA DAY AGO Tour ChampionshipHendry: Allen's form has