Clifford Griffiths, known for his distinctive Llanelli accent and dry wit, was a successful snooker player who transitioned into coaching top players like Stephen Hendry and Ronnie O’Sullivan. Born in 1947, Griffiths won the World Championship in 1979 and was part of the Welsh team that won the World Cup of snooker in the same year. Despite retiring in 1997, Griffiths left a lasting legacy in the snooker world, coaching players like Mark Williams to world titles and cementing his status as a key figure in the sport’s golden era.
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Collin Morikawa doubles down on criticism after skipping media at API
Collin Morikawa responded to criticism about his decision to decline speaking to the media after a tournament loss, stating that he doesn't owe anyone anything. Despite not being asked about the criticism on Friday, Morikawa addressed it during a press conference at the 2024 Players Championship, expressing frustration with former players and commentators who questioned his actions. The ongoing controversy surrounding Morikawa's post-tournament behavior continues to highlight tensions between professional golfers and the media, with...
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