Championship Tour

IT WAS an astonishing performance that deserves a chapter all of its own when they write the history of the

MIKE Finn’s slice of luck to secure his second successive regional tournament win went off the scale on the fluke-ometer.

MIKE Finn reckons he’s “not good enough” to earn a living on the professional snooker circuit despite being back in

IT WAS just over five years ago that Jordan Winbourne (pictured) last tasted success at a Cuestars event. Although the

BILLY Castle returned to the snooker tables on which he learnt his craft as a junior to take a step

SWINDON snooker ace Seb Worrall has taken an early lead in the race for a coveted place at Q School.

THE snooker world has not seen so much of Bracknell potter Matt Ford this season. But the 40-year-old proved that

MIKE Finn may have retired from his short-lived but undefeated boxing career but he’s still a knockout on the snooker

MATT Ford (pictured) fought back from 2-0 down and twice needing a snooker to win an enthralling fifth leg of

ALDERSHOT hotshot Ryan Mears awarded himself nine out of ten after winning his first Cuestars snooker tournament of the season.