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06/25/2025

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06/25/2025

Mark Selby has revealed he considered committing su***de as a teenager.

06/10/2025

Mark Williams wows snooker fans in Bermuda with historic maximum 147 break double..

Runner-up in the 2025 World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre just a few weeks ago, Mark Williams made not one, but TWO maximum 147 breaks during a recent snooker exhibition in Bermuda.
No snooker player has arguably been busier over the past month than ‘The Welsh Potting Machine’ with the 50-year-old having travelled to and performed in front of audiences in several different parts of the world.

Three-time World Champion Williams memorably reached his fifth world final near the start of May following an epic deciding frame victory over fellow ‘Class of 92’ member John Higgins in the quarter-finals, and a 17-14 defeat of world number one and tournament favourite Judd Trump in the semis.

The Welshman created history by becoming the oldest-ever finalist of snooker’s blue riband event, but his bid to lift the iconic trophy in Sheffield for a fourth time was thwarted at the last hurdle, as Zhao Xintong made history of his own in becoming the first Asian winner of the Championship following an 18-12 triumph.

That was the final action of the 2024/25 professional snooker season, but since then, Williams has barely had any time to put his feet up with his personal diary full of pre-arranged global engagements.

That was due to start with an appearance at the 2025 JOY World Heyball Masters in Chengdu, China, but because of his Crucible exploits which clashed, Williams had to withdraw from the big-money Chinese 8-ball pool event which was won by former snooker professional Niu Zhuang.

A quick turnaround after his World Championship campaign, Williams still travelled to the Far East for engagements, including an exhibition-style match with Mark Selby at the CBSA Snooker Superstar Invitational Tournament in Guangzhou, China. Williams won 5-4.

Williams then made his way to Finland for the second staging of the Taom Helsinki International Snooker Cup at the impressive House of Culture in the capital city.

The 26-time ranking event winner reached the semi-finals of the main event where he lost to Zhang Anda, 5-3, but on the preceding Friday night, Williams won the 16-player Super Shoot Out event, defeating Shaun Murphy in a thrilling final.

It has since been announced that Williams will appear in Finland again later this year with an exhibition match against Zhao.

A few days after his trip to Northern Europe, Williams travelled to a third different continent, as he landed in the archipelago islands of Bermuda, located approximately 650 miles off the coast of the state of North Carolina in the United States of America.

The green baize legend performed an exhibition in front of a sold-out audience at the Spanish Point Boat Club on Sunday 25th May.

During the show, MJW - who was joined by close friend, coach, and former World Seniors Snooker Champion Lee Walker - played several frames against opponents from the region.

Williams made two maximum 147 breaks - one against Bo Bromby, and the other against Paul Fedden, who is the President of the Bermuda Snooker Association - as well as two further centuries.

06/10/2025

06/10/2025

13 years ago today
"Stuart Bingham produced an impressive display to win the annual Pink Ribbon pro-am tournament at the South West Snooker Academy in Gloucester.
Bingham, who won his first world ranking title, The Australian Goldfields Open, last season, defeated Peter Lines 4-0 in the final to collect the £2.400 first prize.
He began the match with back-to-back centuries of 103 and 131, made 50 in the third and secured the much closer fourth to follow Michael Holt (2010) and Mark Joyce (2011) on the title winners list."

06/10/2025

Jimmy White carries the coffin of Alex Higgins down Belfast's Donegal Road to St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast, where his funeral service took place.

06/10/2025

icture off mark Vicky and is daughter so glad he back he so talented and a legend off sport we should all be so proud to have someone like mark selby in sport

06/10/2025

Picture of the day😍♥️ Ronnie O'Sullivan 👑🔥

06/09/2025

06/09/2025

83 years ago today

"OTD in 1942: Doug Mountjoy was born. He won the 1976 world amateur title & the Masters at his 1st attempt in 1977. He won the 1978 UK Championship & was runner-up in the 1981 World Championship. In 1988 aged 46 he won a second UK title and then the Classic. He died in Feb 2021."

06/09/2025

Happy Birthday John Williams 88!

3 Crucible finals have gone down to the deciding frame. 1985, 1994 & 2002. John Williams refereed all three finals.

Special thanks to Jimbo O'Reilly!

06/09/2025

Who Knows That this young Kid Going to be a world champion one day 💖💖
We Love you Ronnie 🥰