Ronnie O’Sullivan has been handed a mouth-watering tie for his return to professional snooker at the World Grand Prix next ...

Mark Williams has hailed Ronnie O'Sullivan as the greatest snooker player of all time, while also including the likes of Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry in his list. The Welsh Potting Machine ...

Mark Williams has hailed Ronnie O'Sullivan as the greatest snooker player of all time, leaving himself out of his top five ranking list. Despite his own impressive trio of World Championships and ...

Mark Williams has said that Ronnie O'Sullivan is the greatest snooker player of all time. The 49-year-old Welsh Potting Machine is widely regarded to be one of the best to ever hit the baize ...

Higgins, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Mark Williams have been dominant forces in the world of snooker since turning professional in 1992. O’Sullivan has been absent for much of this season ...

Unlike Knecht, who saw action Wednesday night against the Jazz in Utah after not playing on Monday despite being active for Luke Doncic’s Los Angeles debut, Mark Williams remained away ...

On February 6, 2025, the Los Angeles Lakers acquired Mark Williams in a trade that included Dalton Knecht and Cam Reddish. However, just two days later, on February 8, reports emerged indicating ...

The Los Angeles Lakers rescinded a deal that would have landed them center Mark Williams from the Charlotte Hornets. During his physical, Los Angeles found multiple areas of concern so the team ...

It was not supposed to be that way, however. The night before the NBA trade deadline, the Hornets dealt Mark Williams to the Los Angeles Lakers for a package revolving around Dalton Knecht.

Hornets center Mark Williams was supposed to be a Laker; however, he will now head back to Charlotte after a failed physical exam. While that remains the case, Williams has not returned to the ...

The Charlotte Hornets are reportedly continuing their push to send center Mark Williams to the LA Lakers following their rescinded trade deadline deal. According to ESPN's Dave McMenamin ...