Snooker Legend Ray Reardon Passes Away at 91

The six-time world champion, known for his impact on the sport during the 1970s, died after a battle with cancer.

Ray Reardon, a pivotal figure in snooker's rise to popularity, has died at age 91.
Known as 'Dracula' for his distinctive hairstyle, Reardon won six world titles between 1970 and 1978.
Tributes from fellow snooker players highlight his influence and kindness in the sport.
Reardon retired in 1991 and was later honored with the Ray Reardon Trophy for the Welsh Open winner.
His legacy includes mentoring Ronnie O'Sullivan to a world title in 2004.