Snooker: Hearn in frame as Walker goes
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Your support makes all the difference.Barry Hearn has said he wants a central role in the future of the game after Sir Rodney Walker failed in his attempt to be re-elected as chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association [WSPBA] yesterday.
Hearn said: "I relish the opportunity to revitalise the sport of snooker in the ensuing months. At this stage all I can promise the membership of the WPBSA is total transparency. Today is the beginning of a new era in snooker – we start now."
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