Judd Trump will begin the 2026/27 snooker season as world number one, but his grip on the sport’s top ranking position appears increasingly vulnerable.
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Hendry identifies what makes O’Sullivan, Higgins, and Williams ‘absolute legends’
Stephen Hendry believes snooker may never again witness a trio quite like Ronnie O’Sullivan, John Higgins, and Mark Williams.
15 Years of SnookerHQ.com
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Q School Event 1 concludes with four graduates to the pro tour
Four players successfully emerged from Q School Event 1 with two-year tour cards on Monday in Leicester.
Mark Allen trying to stay positive despite ‘shocking miss’
Mark Allen insisted there were “positives to take” from the 2026 World Snooker Championship despite suffering heartache in a crushing semi-final defeat to Wu Yize.
Defeat for Robert Milkins in Q School Event 1
Robert Milkins has only one more chance to get out of Q School with a main tour place after losing 4-3 to Duane Jones in Event 1 on Saturday.
Robert Milkins begins Q School journey with victory
Robert Milkins cruised into the last 64 of Q School Event 1 with a 4-0 defeat of James Silverwood in Leicester on Friday.
Several big names fall early at Q School Event 1
Mark Davis, one of the highest-profile names participating at Q School this year, is already out of Event 1 after losing 4-3 to Oliver Briffett-Payne on Thursday.
Who will be the next first-time ranking event winner in snooker?
The 2025/26 snooker season was a record-breaking one in that there were 15 different champions across the 18 ranking events that were staged.
Panchaya Channoi beats Reanne Evans to win 2026 women’s world title
Teenager Panchaya Channoi produced a tremendous performance to beat Reanne Evans 6-2 and claim the 2026 World Women’s Snooker Championship title on Tuesday.