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Ronnie O’Sullivan says he was 'getting outplayed' before Hong Kong Masters comeback win over Neil Robertson

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Ronnie O’Sullivan staged a remarkable comeback to beat Australian Neil Robertson at the Hong Kong Masters 6-4. Robertson was flying against O'Sullivan, surging into a seemingly impregnable lead, before O'Sullivan roared back into contention.

Ad O'Sullivan admitted afterwards that he was all but finished when Robertson was at his best. Hong Kong MastersO’Sullivan produces stunning comeback to beat Robertson3 HOURS AGO He told the press: «Neil played so good at the start of the match, from 1-0 down to 4-1 up I don’t think I potted a ball.

If it was a boxing match they’d probably have stopped it at that point. »I was getting outplayed, but I hung in there. I don’t beat myself up as much as I used to, so I always give myself a chance.

That is one of my strengths, to not play my best and dig out results." The ever humble Rocket was full of praise for his opponent after his incredible victory.

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