Ronnie O'Sullivan's potential heir has every right to complain to snooker bosses
COLUMN: Kyren Wilson has to be taken seriously
KyrenWilson is right to complain about getting no benefits from being the snooker world champion and is always put on the "graveyard shift".
The 32-year-old shouldn't be cast aside on table two at any event - never mind at three recent tournaments in Brentwood, Cheltenham and in Saudi Arabia.
That's no way to build up a guy who could spearhead the sport when Ronnie O'Sullivan retires.
Snooker tournament organisers are never consistent with who they put on the main stage.
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Winning the biggest events should have some clout when it comes to playing conditions at future tournaments.
But maybe Wilson has hit the nail on the head with his comments as it doesn't look like changing any time soon: "If your face doesn't fit... tough."
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