It's the final of the 2025 World Snooker Championship, with Mark Williams and Zhao Xintong going head-to-head for the title.

Welshman Williams is in the hunt for his fourth world title, having become the oldest player in the tournament's history to reach the final after beating world number one Judd Trump in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, Zhao could become the first amateur to win the title in the Crucible era, as well as the first ever Chinese world champion, having returned to the sport last year following a lengthy ban.

The final, which started on Sunday afternoon and will conclude on Monday, is being shown on the BBC with a panel of expert pundits and commentators casting their eye over the action.

Among them is Scottish snooker legend Stephen Hendry, who knows a thing or two about winning World Championships having won seven of them over the course of his illustrious career, sharing the record with Ronnie O'Sullivan.

One of the most successful players in the sport's history, he won a total of 36 ranking titles - including five consecutive Masters titles between 1989 and 1993 - and spent nine seasons as world number one.

However, while Hendry will go down in history as one of the all-time snooker greats for his performances at the table, the 56-year-old has seen his personal life make headlines in recent years. From his "devastating" split from his ex-wife to moving on with an actress nearly 20 years younger than him, here's what you need to know.