Williams confirms different retirement plan to O'Sullivan and Higgins
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Mark Williams, one of snooker's most iconic masters, has once again demonstrated his unwavering passion for the game. After his dramatic 4-3 victory over Thailand's Thanawat Thiraphongpaiboon, the 51-year-old Welshman said he has no intention of ending his long career - even if it means moving to amateur circles. While the other two titans of the legendary "Class of 92" - Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins - are already considering when to say g…
Mark Williams reaffirmed his desire to continue competing indefinitely after beating Thailand's Thanawat Thiraphongpaiboon 4-3. The other two members of the legendary "Class of '92" - Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins, who are not playing at this week's English Open - have recently discussed their plans to retire from the sport in the coming years. Williams, however, has no intention of putting the baton down.
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