Hendry to consider future

Stephen Hendry has revealed he could quit snooker this summer even if he wins the Betfred.com World Championship for an eighth time.

Hendry to consider future
Mon, 18 Apr, 2011 - 23:43

Stephen Hendry has revealed he could quit snooker this summer even if he wins the Betfred.com World Championship for an eighth time.

The greatest of the Crucible champions is still capable of producing high drama on his favourite stage, but he has not triumphed since landing his seventh title by beating Mark Williams in 1999.

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