Many snooker professionals have never worked outside of the game, but Northern Irishman Fergal Quinn had a very different career before taking to the baize full-time.
The 26-year-old turned professional last year after coming through Q School and had a typically testing first 12 months on tour.
There were good moments in there, with victories in high profile events like World Championship qualifying and the Saudi Arabia Masters, but Quinn will need a better season this time round to keep hold of his pro status.
Prize money for lower-ranked players is not substantial, with Quinn explaining he probably made a loss over his first season despite the Read Entire Article


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