Neil Robertson is facing a huge fine following a major error at the 2026 World Snooker Championship. The World Snooker Championship is in full swing as eight players remain to win this year's prestigious title.

Neil Robertson feels that John Higgins does things on a snooker table that ’99 per cent of people’ would not notice, but make him such a formidable opponent. The four-time world champion beat the Australian 13-10 in the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals on Wednesday night,

Neil Robertson's maths blunder will cost him three figures after he was hit with a first for conceding a frame early during his World Snooker Championship first round win

With the 2026 World Snooker Championship currently in its latter stages and the best player in the world set to be crowned soon, one of the tournament's remaining competitors, Neil Robertson, has reignited the snooker GOAT conversation.

Neil Robertson calls for ban on Ronnie O’Sullivan’s chalk: ‘All the players hate it’ - O’Sullivan exited the World Snooker Championship after a 13-12 defeat to old rival John Higgins

Chris Wakelin is still not sure he fouled after a controversial call during defeat to Neil Robertson, but accepts the decision and admits he did not deserve to win. Robertson was 7-6 ahead when Wakelin knocked in a long red, cueing close to the yellow as he did.

NEIL ROBERTSON is on the brink of a whopping £10,000 fine following his maths blunder at the World Snooker Championship. Robertson, 44, conceded the second frame of his first-round clash against

Neil Robertson plays a red off the cushion and into the yellow to divert the ball into the middle pocket in his quarter-final match against John Higgins at the World Snooker Championship.

Neil Robertson is taking on John Higgins in the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals, a player he considers the second greatest of all-time. The two former world champions meet at the Crucible for a place in the final four,