SNOOKER legend Ray Reardon has died aged 91.
The former World Nol had been battling cancer.
The Welshman - known as "Dracula" thanks to his distinctive hairstyle bagged the World Snooker Championship six times between 1970 and 1978.
Tributes have poured in for Ray who held the Nol spot for five years, dominating the 1970s, before winning back the title in 1982.
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