This afternoon, Ray's second wife Carol confirmed that the six-time world snooker champion had passed away at the age of 91 from cancer.

SNOOKER legend Ray Reardon has left a huge sum to his wife after battling cancer. Reardon, a former Welsh miner, won the World Snooker title a total of six times during the 1970s when he dominated … ...

Ray was married to Carol, his second wife, for 37 years. The pair first got together in 1977 - when Ray was still married to his first Sue, whom he shared two children with.

O’Sullivan even sported some fake Dracula teeth after his 18-8 win in the final against Graeme Dott in tribute to Reardon. Ray’s wife Carol confirmed he passed away on Friday night.

RAY Reardon was the greatest player of his generation, becoming champion of the world an incredible six times. The legend has passed away at the age of 91 following a battle with cancer. Who was Ra… ...

Ray Reardon, who has died at the age of 91, was a godfather of modern snooker, a player whose career was bookended by playing Joe Davis in Leicester Square and then coaching Ronnie O’Sullivan to ...

Six-times world snooker champion Ray Reardon has died at the age of 91 after being diagnosed with cancer, World Snooker Tour reported on Saturday.

Reardon, who is survived by his second wife Carol, saw the Welsh Open trophy named in his honour in 2016 but savoured his quiet retirement in Devon, saying: “It’s nice on the golf course.” ...

Ray Reardon, the six-time world snooker champion who was affectionately nicknamed “Dracula” for his widow’s peak hairline and prominent teeth, has died at the age of 91 from cancer, his wife Carol ...