Mark Williams shows weeks after the banking business at the World Snooker Championship impressive car

Mark Williams recently defeated Zhao Xintong in the World Snooker Championship final, and the Welsh has shown how he spent part of its prize money in the past

The Snooker Legend Mark Williams showed how part of his prize money can be issued after making it up to the World Snooker Championship final.

The 50-year-old defeated John Higgins in a nail quarter-finals of '92 member of '92 before defeating Judd Trump to reach the final. Williams is the oldest player who reaches the world final in Crucible and has made it remarkably to the championship game in the past four decades.

In the final, however, the three-time champion of Williams lost to the emerging Star Zhao Xintong with 18: 12. “The Welsh machine” was able to comfort itself with a price of 200,000 pounds as second-placed people, and the Snooker star has shown since then how he spent some of his great revenue in the past.

Williams posted pictures of his black lobster with the caption: “My beast is almost ready. @Ononskinners who do all the work to make it coins.

Despite his latest windfall in the World Cup, Williams later explained that he bought the car before the tournament. The Snooker icon, born in CWM, admitted that the car had hardly any problems dealing with the Welsh site.

Williams also has a Tesla and joked: “I have a rescue rescue of the planet and the other.” His love for cars is obvious by his decision to promote a used car dealer in his social media banner.

In the course of his long -term career, Williams has accumulated more than 8 million pounds of prize money. His world championship run in the ranking behind Trump and Kyren Wilson took him to third place, and the Welsh was proud of his performance in the crucible.

“It was a brilliant tournament for me. The support that I had in the past two weeks was incredible” BBC After the final. “But what kind of Potter Zhao.

“I am glad that I will be too old when he dominates the game. I only have admiration for what he did and comes through the qualification. He has not played for two years, everyone has beaten up. There is a new superstar of the game.”

He added: “I still play pretty good stuff, even though my eyesight is a bit blurred. The reception I had all week … But tonight was something special. When I was on the steps and they were all on their feet – it brought a tear to face. But the night belongs to Zhao and congratulations.”

Williams has demonstrated his intention to return to the world's senior championship next year after winning the title a decade ago. During his run in the crucible, however, Williams admitted that in view of the potential effects that could have on the rest of his career, he had second thoughts about his planned object of object.

“I read it and talked to people who did it, and I have to be honest, it brings me a little,” said Williams. “I have a big decision to make.

“A few people with whom I spoke, especially in Anthony Hamilton, said it was not good among the lights and it ruined its career. It somehow put me under pressure. After that, it is ready, I have to examine more.”