Snooker should have done more for Higgins, says O'Sullivan

Three-time former world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan believes snooker should have done more to look after Alex Higgins after his career finished.

Snooker should have done more for Higgins, says O'Sullivan
Mon, 26 Jul, 2010 - 21:12

Three-time former world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan believes snooker should have done more to look after Alex Higgins after his career finished.

Higgins, known as the 'Hurricane' by his legion of fans, died of throat cancer in his home city of Belfast aged 61 on Saturday after fighting the disease for more than a decade.

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