English snooker player Mark King has been handed a five-year ban after being found guilty of match-fixing and providing inside information in the latest corruption scandal to blight the sport.

SHOCKING footage has emerged from the snooker match that Mark King allegedly fixed. The former Northern Ireland Open champ has been hit with a five-year ban for match fixing. King was found guilty

Mark King banned from snooker for five years and hit with large fine for match-fixing - The 50-year-old has until November 28 to appeal the decision

Mark King has been banned from snooker for five years after being found guilty of match fixing. An independent disciplinary committee found the 50-year-old Englishman guilty of one count of match fixing and one count of providing inside information on a match.

Mark King, 50, was suspended by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) in March last year after suspicious betting was reported on a match a month earlier

Mark King has been fined and banned from snooker for five years after being found guilty of match fixing in 2023, World Snooker announced on Friday.

The former Northern Ireland Open champion has been suspended from the sport since 2023 following reports of suspicious betting. | ITV National News

Former Northern Ireland Open champion Mark King has been banned from snooker for five years after being found guilty of match fixing, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) said on Friday.

Snooker professional Mark King has been suspended from the sport for five years for match-fixing and providing inside information.

Former Northern Ireland Open champion Mark King has been banned from snooker for five years after being found guilty of match fixing, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) said on Friday.