John Higgins, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams are known as snooker's 'Class of 92' and the former has opened up on what it's like to compete with his long-standing rivals
Snooker icon John Higgins has opened up about his admiration for fellow 'Class of 92' members Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams, particularly their sustained success in the sport. The trio, who all turned professional in 1992, have had illustrious careers with O'Sullivan holding the record for ranking titles at 41, five more than Stephen Hendry.
Higgins recently won the World Open, his first ranking title in nearly four years, while Williams triumphed at last year's Tour Championship and O'Sullivan clinched the World Grand Prix. As they all turn 50 this year, Higgins expressed his respect for their consistent success over the years.
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