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Mark Williams will 'feel robbed' after dramatic Ding Junhui Masters defeat

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Mark Williams bemoaned his luck against Ding Junhui (Picture: Getty Images) Mark Williams felt like his luck was out in a dramatic 6-5 defeat to Ding Junhui at the Masters on Monday afternoon, with Ken Doherty saying he will ‘probably feel robbed’ by the result. The eye-catching first round tie started pretty slowly, with both men struggling to find form, but that all changed after the interval and it turned into a brilliant contest. Williams ma…

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The Sun

Ding Junhui apologises to Mark Williams '10 or 11 times' during Masters defeat

MARK WILLIAMS was left ruing his luck after Ding Junhui eked his way into the quarter-finals of the Masters. The Welsh Potting Machine, 49, suffered a frustrating KO after a 6-5 defeat at the hands of his Chinese rival. PAMark Williams was left scratching his head after a string of bad luck late in his 6-5 Masters defeat at the hands of Ding Junhui[/caption] RexDing Junhui apologised ’10 or 11 times’ after his bizarre streak of good luck[/captio…

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Mark Williams angry after miscue stuns Masters crowd - 'I've seen it all now'

Mark Williams was left red-faced after a costly miscue gifted Ding Junhui a chance in the third frame of their Masters match, with the Welshman paying a heavy price

1 month ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Masters crowd gobsmacked at Mark Williams miscue – 'We've seen everything now'

Mark Williams was in action against Ding Junhui in the first round of the Masters - and the Welshman had one disastrous moment to forget.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Metro News

Mark Williams will 'feel robbed' after dramatic Ding Junhui Masters defeat

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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nytimespost.com

Mark Williams speaks after being forced to take oxygen during snooker match - New York Times Post

Mark Williams has opened up about having to use oxygen while competing in Tibet last month. The three-time world champion took part in the 2025 Tianren Cup Lhasa Winter Plateau Snooker Challenge, and was joined in the exhibition event by the likes of Judd Trump, Ding Junhui, and Xiao Guodong. The tournament was held at an altitude of 11,975 feet above sea level, conditions which make altitude sickness common. Williams, 49, prompted concern among…

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