Champion Williams fights to hold title

Mark Williams’ reign as Embassy world champion could end in Sheffield tomorrow morning.

Champion Williams fights to hold title
Fri, 23 Apr, 2004 - 19:45

Mark Williams’ reign as Embassy world champion could end in Sheffield tomorrow morning.

The world number one re-starts against Joe Perry with a 10-6 deficit and has only just avoided defeat with a session to spare.

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