Who has won the major ranking titles in snooker history? Can world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan be caught this season?

06.09.2022 - 14:27 eurosport.com

We take a look at the full list of snooker's ranking event winners since the world rankings were first introduced in 1976/77.

There have been 72 winners in 46 years of the professional era with England the most prolific country in world snooker, claiming 199 titles between 36 players, Scotland winning 80 between seven players and Wales picking up 40 between eight players.

Ad Australia occupies fourth spot in the overall list with Neil Robertson astonishingly winning all of his country's 23 ranking titles between 2006 and 2022.

SnookerO'Sullivan's 'selfishness' makes him a winner, Hearn tells The Breakdown2 HOURS AGO China lies in fifth place with 19 titles shared between five players led by three-time UK champion Ding Junhui on 14 victories.

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Stay tuned for live text updates from 12:45 BST 'It's not really been about the men' – Selby hails one giant leap for women's snooker Ad Mark Selby admitted the result of the World Mixed Doubles final was not as important as showcasing the women's game to millions of snooker fans on television. British OpenBritish Open snooker 2022 — Latest scores, results, schedule, order of play3 HOURS AGO The four-time world champion partnered fellow English player Rebecca Kenna in the inaugural event at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes.

British Open snooker 2022 - Latest scores, results, schedule, order of play, Ronnie O'Sullivan back in action

When and where is the British Open? The British Open will be held in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom from September 26 to October 2 at the Marshall Arena. Ad The venue was regularly used when snooker returned from the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and 2021.

'It's not really been about the men' – Mark Selby hails one giant leap for women's snooker at World Mixed Doubles

Mark Selby admitted the result of the World Mixed Doubles final was not as important as showcasing the women's game to millions of snooker fans on television. The four-time world champion partnered fellow English player Rebecca Kenna in the inaugural event at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. The pair won all three group matches to reach the final before losing 4-2 to Neil Robertson and Mink Nutcharut.

Neil Robertson and Mink Nutcharut down Mark Selby and Rebecca Kenna to claim World Mixed Doubles

Neil Robertson and Mink Nutcharut were crowned champions of the World Mixed Doubles after beating Mark Selby and Rebecca Kenna 4-2 in Milton Keynes. It completes quite the turnaround for Robertson and Mink, who were bottom of the table with two points after losing their opening games to Selby and Kenna and Ronnie O’Sullivan and Reanne Evans. Ad Robertson said: «We gave it a go and I played better than yesterday.

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Judd Trump and Ng On-Yee triumph over O’Sullivan and Evans as World Mixed Doubles get underway

Judd Trump and Ng On-Yee recorded a 3-1 win over Ronnie O'Sullivan and Reanne Evans at the opening match of the World Mixed Doubles. On-Yee’s immaculate potting in the third frame proved to be decisive and was a hammer blow to O’Sullivan and Evans, who will wonder how that got away from them.