Kurt Edwards

Ray Reardon - The first superstar of snooker Before any of the modern greats that we know and love came along, there was Ray Reardon, a man who helped to forge the sport into the worldwide phenomenon it is today. He dominated the professional game during the 1970s and is remembered

John Spencer: The Man of Many Snooker Firsts John Spencer is a legendary snooker player who carved his name into the history books of sport on his very first attempt. He took home the World Championship in what many people see as the first Championship of the modern era. These

Cliff Thorburn: The Modern Era’s First International World Snooker Champion Nicknamed ‘The Grinder’ for his slow, deliberate and mechanical like matchplay, Cliff Thorburn was one of snooker's first stars from outside of the UK. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] Cliff

A profile of the great Snooker player, Joe Davis For the latest episode in our ‘Snooker Greats’ series Kurt Edwards delves further into history than ever before and profile the great Joe Davis. Born in 1901, Davis is credited with introducing many of the aspects we have come to take

A profile of Stephen Hendry, one of the finest Snooker players ever Stephen Hendry is one of the most accomplished British sportsmen of all time. The 7-time World Champion announced his retirement from professional snooker in 2012 while he was still considered among the world’s best players. The