Alfie Burden, a rising star in the world of snooker, shared his surprise at the revelation of Steve Davis's second career as a DJ. Davis, a six-time world champion who made his mark in the sport during the 1980s, has embraced a different form of performance art under the name DJ Thundermuscle. This revelation caught Burden off guard during a conversation with snooker legend Stephen Hendry, showcasing the unexpected directions that sports figures can take post-retirement.

Burden has recently made headlines himself, having secured his first ranking title at the Shoot Out with a decisive win against Stuart Bingham and lifting the World Seniors Championship recently as well. His conversation about Davis’s DJ career highlights a fascinating crossroad where the worlds of snooker and music intersect, reflecting the diverse talents athletes can pursue beyond their original sports.

Steve Davis's venture into the music scene not only adds a surprising layer to his legacy but also redefines the public perception of sports stars who transition into the arts. As Burden continues to forge his own path in professional snooker, the story serves as an inspired reminder of the multifaceted lives that athletes lead, both during and after their competitive days.