Mark Staniforth is a journalist who has written for a variety of publications, including the Westmeath Independent, Yahoo Sports UK, Daily Mirror, AOL UK, Yorkshire Post, The Independent, and more. His articles primarily focus on sports, particularly snooker, and he has covered events such as the UK Championship.
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By: Mark Staniforth
Ronnie O’Sullivan claimed some referees “have it in for me” as he crashed out of the World Snooker Championship in a 13-10 quarter-final defeat to Stuart Bingham.
By: Mark Staniforth
The 48-year-old was surprisingly knocked out of the World Championship by Stuart Bingham at the quarter-final stage
By: Mark Staniforth
Ronnie O'Sullivan will not add to his long list of Snooker World Championship titles this year after a surprise elimination at the hands of Stuart Bingham at the Crucible
By: Mark Staniforth
Jak Jones stands four frames away from becoming the first qualifier to reach the World Snooker Championship final since 2016 after establishing a 13-10 lead over Stuart Bingham in their Crucible semi-final.
By: Mark Staniforth
Kyren Wilson awaits in Crucible final
By: Mark Staniforth
Jak Jones headed into his first World Snooker Championship final blasting his “pathetic” rivals for putting their own demise down to his attritional style of play.
By: Mark Staniforth
The 30-year-old became only the ninth qualifier to reach a Crucible final after securing a 17-12 win over Stuart Bingham late on Saturday night. The 30-year-old became only the ninth qualifier to reach a Crucible final after securing a 17-12 win over Stuart Bingham late on Saturday night.
By: Mark Staniforth
by Mark Staniforth May 05, 2024 1 minute Save for Later Save World Championship Finalist Jak Jones Hits Out At ‘Pathetic' Complaints Over Style Of Play For Later
By: Mark Staniforth
Jak Jones lost the first seven frames of the Crucible contest as Wilson showed his potting prowess in the first session
By: Mark Staniforth
Wilson holds an 11-6 lead after the opening day of the final at the Crucible
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