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It’s the crowning event in the snooker calendar, the one they want to win above all others.
The World Championship at the iconic Crucible Theatre is almost here - and you can get ready for all the action with our latest snooker publication.
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Packed full of exclusive interviews and features, it’s the perfect warm-up for the 17 days on baize in Sheffield. We’ve spoken to a host of top stars, including world champion Kyren Wilson, who discusses his hopes of breaking the ‘Crucible curse’ and how hypnotherapy has taken his game to a new level.
Four-time John Higgins reflects on his resurgence while coach Lee Walker reveals what it’s like working with the other ‘Class of 92’ members, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Mark Williams.
Neil Robertson, the 2010 champion, opens up about what was behind his shock plunge down the rankings and subsequent recovery. Snooker icon and close friend of O’Sullivan, Jimmy White, who is looking to qualify for the tournament himself, opens up about his ADHD diagnosis.
Last year’s runner-up, Jak Jones, reveals that he’s ready to shock the world again and why he’s stopped listening to the critics.
There’s a special feature on the future of Crucible amid question marks over the World Championship venue while WST CEO Simon Brownell details plans to grow the game in new markets.
Forty years on from the ‘Black Ball Final’, we’ve spoken to both Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis about their memories of the sport’s most iconic moment.
Snooker trailblazer Ng On Yee discusses the progress of the women’s game as she prepares to return to the World Snooker Tour. Meanwhile, referee Tatiana Woollaston explains what makes the Crucible so special.
Brazilian snooker legend Igor Figueiredo recalls his friendship - and victory - over world champion Wilson while the ‘voice of snooker’ Dave Hendon gives his take on the state of the game.
Veteran Alfie Burden recalls playing in the same Arsenal team as Frank Lampard before a devastating injury saw him turn to snooker while Gary Wilson opens up on his battle with the yips.
There’s all that and much more in our World Snooker Championship 2025 publication.
