Barry Hearn has paid tribute to «unique talent» Ronnie O’Sullivan and suggested his «selfishness» is what makes him so successful.
Hearn previously managed the Rocket but has had something of a tempestuous relationship with snooker’s greatest ever player over the years, chose a more complementary approach when speaking on the latest episode of The Breakdown with Orla Channaoui and Greg Rutherford.
Ad Although jokingly describing O’Sullivan as a «pain» due to the seven-time world champion’s often controversial and outspoken nature, Hearn admitted he respects the fact he is «in charge of his life» given his achievements in the sport.
Snooker'A great experience' – Watch Allen produce some golden form on the pool tableYESTERDAY AT 07:10 “Well, I mean, I've known Ronnie since he was 12 years old,” he said. “We don't see eye to eye on a lot of things.