Joe Johnson was crowned 1986 World Snooker Champion at the Crucible, but can he win the World Seniors at the same venue 36 years on?
THE World Seniors Championship is currently taking place at the Crucible, and a couple of Bradford snooker players are going for glory.
Former World Snooker Champion Joe Johnson is involved, and has his first game at the last-16 stage where he will be taking on Jamaica's Rory McLeod, who won his opener 3-0 against Frank Sarsfield.
Laisterdyke potter Wayne Cooper has already got his campaign underway, and he downed American Ahmed Aly Elsayed 3-1 in his qualifying clash to make it into the last-16.
But Cooper faces a tough ask if he wants to go any further, with his next opponent the 1997 World Snooker Champion Ken Doherty.
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