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Former European Masters champion Jimmy Robertson is the subject of the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Robertson recalls his first ranking title in Belgium in 2018, which he describes as ”one of the best moments of my life.” He also looks back on a severe slump which almost led to relegation from the tour, and his return to form during an excellent 2021/22 season.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Dylan Emery, one of the rising stars of the pro tour, joins us for the new episode of the WST Podcast.

The 21-year-old Welshman is playing his first season on the circuit having won the European Under-21 Championship in 2021.

”My objective is just to win as much as I can,” Emery tells Michael McMullan. ”Maybe winning tournaments. I think it’s in the tank. I’m playing well enough in practice and there’s no reason why I can’t take it out there. I won’t settle for anything less because I have dedicated my life to the game since I was at school.”

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Former world number three Neal Foulds is in the hot seat for the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Foulds looks back on the key moments of his career, including victory at the 1986 International Open, and his run to the semi-finals at the Crucible the following year.

Presenter Michael McMullan also asks Foulds about his role as a broadcaster and analyst for ITV and Eurosport.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Andres Petrov, the first ever professional player from Estonia, describes his journey in snooker in the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Looking ahead to the next two seasons, Petrov told Michael McMullan: ”I feel as if I have much more to show and much more to do. Spectators and my family have something expect from me in the next few months. I hope I can be as good as anyone.”

Round up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Jamie Jones admits there was a time when he thought he would never play professional snooker again, in the new episode of the WST Podcast.

He told Michael McMullan: ”I had some really dark times where I wasn’t going to play again, simple as that. A year was a long time, then that turned into two years and I felt I couldn’t do another year of it. I got another job because I had to get out of my bedroom. Otherwise I could have still been stuck in my bedroom now. It was bad.”