Danny Willett put in his annual appearance at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre for the Betfred World Championship today.
Read MoreMASTERS HERO WILLETT SWAPS PUTTS FOR POTS
McMANUS ENJOYING CRUCIBLE INDIAN SUMMER
Alan McManus is carrying a flag for not only Scotland at the Betfred World Championship, but also snooker’s elder statesmen.
Read MoreDOHERTY: CRUCIBLE IS BEYOND PRICE
Former world champion Ken Doherty insists that snooker bosses must resist commercial pressure to move from the Crucible, saying: “There are some things money can’t buy.”
Read MoreO'SULLIVAN: CRUCIBLE MOVE MAY BE INEVITABLE
Ronnie O’Sullivan believes that purely on capacity grounds it may be inevitable that the Betfred World Championship moves away from the Crucible at some point.
Read MoreCRUCIBLE TICKETING - THE SEASON TICKETS
In part two of our look at Crucible tickets, we shed some light on the 30 season tickets, why their time may be up, and why these longstanding and loyal fans are very unhappy.
Read MoreCRUCIBLE TICKETS - THE VIAGOGO ISSUE
Inside Snooker promised to have an overdue look at controversial aspects of ticketing during this year’s Betfred World Championship – and we can now deliver that.
Read MoreSTEVE DAVIS OBE - AN APPRECIATION
When it came, it was an emotional occasion for all concerned and the tributes were fitting and so fully deserved as Steve Davis finally called time on a glittering 38-year career.
Read MoreO'SULLIVAN: 'THREE AMIGOS' ARE MY ROCKS
Ronnie O’Sullivan admits that his trusted inner circle of the ‘Three Amigos’ have helped him maintain the title-winning habit into his 40s.
Read MoreTHE DRAW...WITH OUR POTENTIAL SHOCK RATING INDEX
Want an easy way of making yourself look daft? Try predicting what is going to happen in 16 first-round Betfred World Championship ties.
Read MoreWILL GOLF'S NEW SUPERSTAR WILLETT DROP IN AGAIN?
Danny Willett is the sporting man of the moment and the toast of his home city after a sensational victory at the Masters in Augusta - and loves his snooker.
Read MoreMANN FOR ALL SEASONS HITS THE CRUCIBLE
Mitchell Mann has made it to the Crucible, a debut that will make up for seeing some early football dreams of playingat Wembley dashed.
Read MoreCAN DING AND CARTER SHAKE THINGS UP AT THE CRUCIBLE?
So now we know. After three brutal, or in some cases relatively easy, qualifiers 16 players fought through to take on the elite in the first round of the Betfred World Championship.
Read MoreEBDON 2AM COMEBACK LEAVES GREENE SHATTERED
Former world champion Peter Ebdon ground out an epic comeback victory early on Tuesday morning to keep his Crucible hopes alive.
Read MoreDOTT: CRUCIBLE QUALIFYING IS A HORRIBLE TWITCHFEST
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Graeme Dott’s finest hour, a World Championship triumph at the Crucible - but he will 'celebrate' this year by braving the brutal qualifiers.
Read MoreARTIST DANIELA IS ALWAYS IN THE FRAME
Always fancied a portrait of your favourite player, or something for the club walls beyond a bog-standard photo? Then salvation may be at hand in the form of Austrian artist Daniela Reich.
Read MoreDAVIS HANDED O'BRIEN QUALIFYING TEST
Steve Davis has been drawn against Ireland’s Fergal O’Brien for his first World Championship qualifier in a latest bid to get back to the Crucible as a player.
Read MoreROBERTSON: SHARAPOVA CASE IS A WAKE-UP CALL
Neil Robertson says Maria Sharapova’s failed doping test should serve as a lesson to all snooker players – and especially those making their way in the game.
Read MoreBINGHAM: CRITICISM CAN SPUR ALLEN TO GREATER SUCCESS
World champion Stuart Bingham insists he is the perfect example for Mark Allen when it comes to proving the critics wrong.
Read MoreO'SULLIVAN CRUSHES RIVAL ROBERTSON IN CARDIFF
Ronnie O’Sullivan rattled off a magnificent seven frames in a row to claim a record-equalling fourth BetVictor Welsh Open title on Sunday night.
Read MoreO'SULLIVAN v ROBERTSON - A WELSH OPEN FINAL TO SAVOUR
Ronnie O’Sullivan and Neil Robertson have provided the BetVictor Welsh Open with a final to savour on Sunday – and the showpiece many neutrals wanted to see.
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