As another champion lifts the trophy, season three, episode nine of Snooker Club sees Stephen Hendry, Mark Watson, and Steven Hallworth discuss the players who desperately need a win in 2025 - including the struggling Judd Trump.

The panel react to Wu Yize's ruthless maiden ranking title and look ahead to the Riyadh Season Snooker Championship where the field will be vying for the first 167 and it's $1 million prize!

Rising snooker star Daisy-May Oliver joins the trio to discuss the growth of women's snooker and her bright future in the sport. 

Expect unrivalled snooker insight and laugh out loud moments!

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Join Mark Watson, Steven Hallworth, and guest host Fergal O’Brien (stepping in for Stephen Hendry!) for the latest episode of Snooker Club.

The team breaks down Jack Lisowski’s incredible victory at the BetVictor Northern Ireland Open, explores the value and appeal of coaching with insights from Fergal himself, and welcomes special guest Liam Pullen, a quarter-finalist at the Xi’an Grand Prix.

They also take a look at the big stories shaping the snooker season — including the race to 100 centuries, the BetVictor Bonus, and the upcoming International Championship, the final event before the first Triple Crown tournament of the season: the UK Championship in York.

Plus, they respond to listener messages and share their favourite things about Halloween.

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As Mark Williams made history by winning the Xi’an Grand Prix, Stephen Hendry, Mark Watson and Steven Hallworth offered their immediate reaction.

We hear from the record-breaking Welshman live from China, just moments after his remarkable triumph.

Jordan Brown is the guest in the house as we have a Fantasy Five update, plus a check on who’s leading the race to 100 centuries this season.

It’s snooker chat at full throttle - funny, frenetic and full of insight - only on Snooker Club.

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With school recently returning, season three episode six of Snooker Club sees Stephen Hendry, Mark Watson and Steven Hallworth grading WST players from A-F on their campaigns so far.

The trio reflect on the first UK-based events of the season, the English Open in Brentwood and the British Open in Cheltenham. 

1-4-Heaven & Hell continues the 'back to school' theme as we get an insight into the early years of the Snooker Club hosts and Hendry answers a challenging fan question.

It’s the usual humorous chaos, sprinkled with the very best snooker expertise!

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Snooker Club is back for episode five of the new season as Stephen Hendry, Mark Watson and Steven Hallworth pick out FIVE players who desperately need to find form with the tour returning to the UK.

Commentator Dave Hendon joins the lads to chat about his new book 'Pots of Gold', reveal the greatest match he’s ever seen, and share what it’s really like working with Hendry — before braving the quiz.

Elsewhere, 1-4-Heaven & Hell takes on the British weather (sun, showers and soggy golf courses), there’s a Fantasy Five check-in, plus your correspondence from the Snooker Club inbox.

It’s the usual humorous chaos, sprinkled with the very best snooker expertise!

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Snooker Club is back for episode four! Mark Watson, Stephen Hendry and Steven Hallworth unpack all the drama from Wuhan — Xiao Guodong’s title defence, Stan Moody’s dream run, and Judd Trump’s rocky start.

The team debate if 147s are losing their magic, preview the English Open, and tackle “bargains and rip-offs” in 1-4-Heaven & Hell.

There’s a Fantasy Five check-in, lively listener mail, and guest Iulian Boiko joins to talk about what is what like turning pro at 14 (!!) before braving the quiz.

Snooker, chaos, and comedy in equal measure — dive in!

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Stephen Hendry, Steven Hallworth and Mark Watson are back with another week of Snooker Club — unpacking Neil Robertson’s £500k triumph at the Saudi Arabia Masters, Ronnie O’Sullivan’s outrageous double maximum, and Hallworth’s own heroics (yes, he’s still banging on about beating Holt).

Barry Hawkins drops in for a chat about his season before braving the quiz, while the lads also check in on their Fantasy Five teams — who's flown out of the traps?

And in 1-4-Heaven & Hell, the big debate: Saturdays. From football at 3pm to early-morning noisy neighbours, what’s the best and worst of the weekend’s big day?

It’s another episode of snooker chat, chaos and comedy in equal measure.

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Is Kyren Wilson now snooker’s top dog after his Shanghai Masters victory? Mark Watson, Stephen Hendry and Steven Hallworth break it down in episode of two of Snooker Club. They also look ahead to the £500,000 Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters.

Ken Doherty joins the show ahead his opening round showdown with Jimmy White, 31 years on from their Crucible classic, and Joe O’Connor talks targets for the campaign before taking on the quiz.

Plus, Fantasy Five deadline news, one listener finds a baby-faced Hendry picture going for £15, and 1-4-Heaven & Hell tackles the best and worst things about getting old!

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Snooker Club is BACK for Season 3!

Stephen Hendry and Mark Watson return for another year of snooker chaos — and this time, there’s a new voice in the mix as Steven Hallworth joins the lineup as co-host!

In this bumper season opener, the trio preview the new campaign, asking if Zhao Xintong can handle life as World Champion and whether Ronnie O'Sullivan will actually need to qualify for the Crucible?

We’ve also got season predictions, the launch of Fantasy Five with two big twists, and a brand new 1–4–Heaven and Hell — where summer gets grilled. Chris Wakelin joins us to reflect on his best season yet, and, of course, take on the quiz.

It’s all happening. It’s a new season. It’s Snooker Club!

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In this final summer episode of Snooker Club before the new season, John Virgo steps up, as it’s your turn to ask the questions once again!

Mark Watson puts 30 quick-fire fan questions to the legendary commentator and former UK Champion. From his favourite players to commentate on, stories from the commentary box, Big Break memories, to the one thing he could change about his career — nothing’s off limits.

It’s fast, funny, and full of classic Virgo!

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