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Williams fights back

Mark Williams does not intend giving up his Embassy World Championship without a fight as Joe Perry found to his cost at The Crucible this morning.

Williams fights back

Sat, 24 Apr, 2004 - 12:42

Mark Williams does not intend giving up his Embassy World Championship without a fight as Joe Perry found to his cost at The Crucible this morning.

The defending champion stormed right back into contention after two disastrous opening sessions against the world number 16 from Cambridgeshire.

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