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Snooker: Davis looks for Snooker to win

Six-times world champion Steve Davis has declared his support for the game's

Snooker: Davis looks for Snooker to win

Tue, 20 Feb, 2001 - 09:31

Six-times world champion Steve Davis has declared his support for the game's

governing body but he is yet to sign for either side as battle lines are drawn

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Courts Place: Celtic Manor Hotel Place: Newport Person: Davis Person: Steve Davis Person: Mark Williams Person: Ronnie O'Sullivan Person: Jim McKenzie Person: McKenzie Organisation: World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association Organisation: The Sportsmasters Network Organisation: WPBSA

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