Kyren Wilson Says Wife’s Illness Affected Form as He Opens Xi’an Grand Prix Title Defense With Win
He reports Sophie is recovering after August surgery.
Overview
- The world No. 2 disclosed that his wife, Sophie, underwent surgery in August while he was competing at the Wuhan Open.
- Wilson said he barely practiced for four to five weeks during her recovery, describing a torrid time off the table.
- His results dipped with early exits at the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters, the Wuhan Open and the English Open, plus a British Open loss to Stan Moody.
- He has resumed competition by defeating Haris Tahir to start his Xi’an Grand Prix title defense.
- Wilson did not reveal medical specifics about Sophie’s illness but said his focus and snooker are starting to return.