Mark Williams and Barry Hawkins have slammed the decision to cancel Saudi Arabia Masters, with both snooker stars asking for clarity

Barry Hawkins has branded snooker chiefs as ‘stupid’ following the axing of the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters after just two years. First staged in 2024, the ranking event boasts an

The Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters, one of the richest events on the World Snooker Tour calendar, is cancelled, with key players unhappy at the announcement.

Former World Championship finalist Barry Hawkins said it was ‘very annoying’ and a ‘massive tournament to lose’

Hawkins is one of the most composed players on the circuit but even he's feeling the pressure going into the Crucible this year... 😲

The two most recent tournament winners meet at the Tour Championship on Monday and Barry Hawkins has history firmly on his side when he faces Thepchaiya Un-Nooh. Hawkins won the Welsh Open at the start of the month,

"Pretty evil" Ronnie O'Sullivan carved out a 6-2 overnight lead against old foe John Higgins in the first session of their showdown in the second round at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.

ENGLISH professional snooker player Barry Hawkins recently won his first ranking-event title for three years at the 2026 Welsh Open. The world No. 11 beat fellow Brit Jack Lisowski 9-5 in the

Barry Hawkins has voiced his frustrations over the cancellation of the Saudi Arabia Masters, slamming the ‘pathetic’ loss of the big-money event. The ranking event was first staged in 2024, when Judd Trump beat Mark Williams in the Riyadh final, which saw him land the enormous £500,000 top prize.

Mark Allen overcame a mid-match slump to beat Kyren Wilson 13-9, while Barry Hawkins defeated Mark Williams 13-9 to join the quarterfinal lineup at the 2026 World Snooker Championship. Ronnie O'Sullivan, chasing a record eighth title, made headlines for ...