I’m a three-time snooker world champion.. now I give players advice on how to deal with greasy balls

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I’m a three-time snooker world champion.. now I give players advice on how to deal with greasy balls

THIS snooker star is a three-time world champion.

And now he gives players advice on how to deal with greasy balls.

Three-time world champ Mark Williams helps players clean their greasy ballsRex

Have you got your @markwil147 Snooker & Pool Ball Cleaner?

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— Ultimate Pool (@ultimatepool_) March 17, 2023

Mark Williams, aka the “Welsh Potting Machine”, is one of just three aces to win the Triple Crown in a single season.

The former UK Championship, Masters and World Championship victor now stars in the Ultimate Pool series.

But he is also a budding businessman after creating a product to clean snooker balls.

A hilarious promo video shows Williams revealing his magic solution, before saying: “If you have got a problem with greasy balls, buy my cleaner.”

A tweet from Ultimate Pool added: “Mark Williams gives his advice on those greasy balls.”

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Fans certainly enjoyed the advert, with one saying: “You did well to get this line out without laughing.”

Another added: “As soon as that camera stops, you know he creases.”

Williams’ greasy ball cleaner solution comes after he was forced to battle gout just 18 months ago.

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The Welshman had to wear a slipper during the Northern Ireland Open while feasting on kebabs.

But Williams had another battle on his hands in January as he fought a WASP at the Masters.

And in 2020 Williams revealed how fraudsters hacked his bank details before emptying his account on a major spending spree.

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Williams said on Twitter: “When your account gets hacked and they buy themselves eight pars of trainers, 9 pairs of slippers, Just Eat 8 times, a spa day, thousands on Parcel2Go, kitchen sink and taps, Sainsbury’s shopping.

“Make it worse, I had my card with me in Spoons and got declined for £22.20 for food while someone was using my account with my card and bought a pair of trainers for £1,200 at the same time.”

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