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Charlotte Hornets trade tiers: Which players could be on the move by Feb. 8 deadline? - Vimarsana News

Charlotte Hornets trade tiers: Which players could be on the move by Feb. 8 deadline?

The winds of change are expected to blow through the Hornets’ roster leading up to 3 p.m. on Feb. 8.

Source: yahoo.com
Is Ronnie O'Sullivan having the best season of his career at 48 years old? - Vimarsana News

Is Ronnie O'Sullivan having the best season of his career at 48 years old?

As Ronnie O'Sullivan lifted his fourth trophy of the campaign on Sunday night, he cemented his place yet again at the pinnacle of snooker, but is this his best ever season as he approaches 50?

Mark Williams shocked by 'pathetic' Hossein Vafaei handshake refusal at World Grand Prix - Vimarsana News

Mark Williams shocked by 'pathetic' Hossein Vafaei handshake refusal at World Grand Prix

Hossein Vafaei refused to shake Mark Williams' hand at the end of their World Grand Prix match on Wednesday night in a move the Welshman branded 'pathetic'.

Williams Docked Points By Snooker Referee For Joke At World Grand Prix - Vimarsana News

Williams Docked Points By Snooker Referee For Joke At World Grand Prix

Mark Williams was docked points by a snooker referee at the World Grand Prix for playing a joke with the cue ball in a second round victory.

Source: balls.ie
Hossein Vafaei labelled 'immature' and 'silly' by snooker legends over Mark Williams snub - Vimarsana News

Hossein Vafaei labelled 'immature' and 'silly' by snooker legends over Mark Williams snub

Hossein Vafaei's decision not to shake Mark Williams' hand at the end of their World Grand Prix match has been labelled 'a wee bit immature' and 'a bit silly' by Alan McManus and Stephen Hendry respectively.