Snooker star Neil Robertson has slammed a ruling which sees players give away a percentage of their prize money
The 41-year-old is unhappy with the ruling made by the WPBSA, who have introduced a ‘levy’ of 2.5 percent, which is paid to the WPBSA to help fund the association's activities.
It is a move criticised by many on the professional tour, including Robertson, who claimed players need a solid platform within the organisation to contest decisions made. “I believe the sport desperately needs a Players’ Association, a proper one. So if they see something happening in the game, they will bang their fist on the desk and really fight for the players,” Robertson said.