Ronnie O'Sullivan has just been awarded the title of World Snooker Tour Player of the Year, marking his first win since 2014.

Kyren Wilson recently likened himself to Rocky Balboa and shared his aspiration to "build a legacy" within the world of snooker following his victory and first world title. This comparison to a legendary underdog boxer reflects Wilson's determination and long-term goals in the sport.

Barry Hearn is confident that Sheffield City Council will do everything possible to ensure the World Snooker Championship remains in the city.

Kyren Wilson, visibly moved, clinched his inaugural world title in a tense 18-14 battle against Jak Jones at the renowned Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

Kyren Wilson kept a comfortable five-frame advantage over Jak Jones, positioning himself just three frames away from clinching his inaugural world title. With a 15-10 lead going into the final session, Wilson is on the brink of a significant achievement in his career.

Kyren Wilson took control on the first day of the World Championship final at the Crucible Theatre, securing an 11-6 lead. Despite a spirited fightback from Jak Jones, Wilson maintained his advantage to set the stage for an exciting conclusion to the tournament.

Kyren Wilson had a strong performance, winning 17-11 against David Gilbert to secure his second World Championship final at the Crucible Theatre.