A Ringing Endorsement from Top Snooker Star…

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THREE TIMES WORLD CHAMPION MARK WILLIAMS rarely raves about new talent, but when it comes along, he’s one of the first of the top players to provide a ringing endorsement of fresh talent.

In one of his latest tweets, he praises the talent of the young teenage snooker sensation from Wales, Liam Davies, who a couple of weeks ago won the European Under 18’s event – but didn’t receive a tour card.

He was also the youngest player at 15 to win a match at the 2022 BetFred World Snooker Championship qualifiers in April.

It seems he is a cut above the rest in his local league.

Well, rymney@valley single winner yest ,
Now Merthyr singles winner today with back to back tons. I have seen all the youngsters at tha age and he’s as good as any ( ecept o Sullivan ) better than me at same age , #greattalentgivehimatourcars pic.twitter.com/Ao41k4lMKO

— MARK WILLIAMS M.B.E (@markwil147) June 30, 2022

We think that’s a good enough reason as any to give the boy a go on the tour!

Another great league final tonight this time against good friend Greg Murphy not as big a crowd as last night but still fantastic support thank you very much means a lot 👏👏👏👏 thanks to Mel Griffiths and Derek Brown scorer and ref 👏👏 pic.twitter.com/nhtMGztDvs

— Liam James Davies (@snookerson147) June 30, 2022

WELSH OPEN CHAMPION Joe Perry said recently at a Cuestars awards event in the south of England, that youngsters should not get disheartened by not getting on tour through Q-School, but then suggested that another way to get more fresh talent on tour was to have a Q-School that was completely void of pros and ex-pros – so that they get the experience of going on tour.