The promoter says the balance sheet feels irrelevant amid a pandemic but hopes snooker will lead live sport’s return
“It’s a strange thing about this Covid epidemic,” Barry Hearn says, in a contemplative mood. “I find it really stimulating in a bizarre way. We’re against the odds, everything’s in bits, everyone’s nervous. It’s a dreadful thing for so many people. And yet life must go on. And sport in particular.”
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