Ray Reardon, Snooker's Dracula, Passes Away at 91

Ray Reardon, the renowned six-time world snooker champion, has passed away at the age of 91 due to cancer, as confirmed by his wife, Carol. Ray Reardon, affectionately known as “Dracula” because of his distinctive widow’s peak hairline and prominent teeth, left a lasting legacy in the world of snooker. The snooker community mourns the loss of Ray Reardon, whose skill and presence on the table earned him great respect and admiration. Ray Reardon’s contributions to the sport will be remembered fondly by fans and fellow players alike.
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