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Ronnie O'Sullivan was again unhappy with someone in the crowd as he complained about a security guard in the World Championship final. It is the fifth occasion in O’Sullivan’s illustrious career that he has occupied the world No. 1 ranking, and the first time since 2019, as he continues his pursuit of a record-equalling seventh world title.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has never played with the «intensity» he is showing at the moment, according to Neal Foulds. The Eurosport expert was most impressed with O'Sullivan as he made a break of 101 — his 10th Crucible century of the year — to lead John Higgins 12-8 at the mid-session interval, needing just five more frames to claim his place in the World Championship final.
John Higgins produced a very out-of-character reaction to a succession of frustrating moments as he slammed his cue down on the ground at the Crucible. The tension was palpable throughout the match to that point as both legends of the game and members of the famous 'Class of '92' exchanged brilliant breaks, cagey exchanges and a few misses thrown in too.
Ronnie O'Sullivan was at the very peak of his powers as he pounced on an error from John Higgins to clear the table in the most extraordinary fashion in their World Championship semi-final. The 46-year-old won five frames in succession, including a stunning re-spot on the final black of the session, to assume a 10-6 lead over his old rival in their 'Clasico' clash, but it was the manner of his clear-up that was truly memorable.
A frustrated Ronnie O'Sullivan ended up complaining to the referee and pleading with fans to stop distracting movements at the World Snooker Championship. The Rocket was settling over a shot when he was clearly disturbed by the behaviour of a fan in the first few rows of the seating at the famous Crucible Theatre during his semi-final clash with John Higgins.
Judd Trump ended the morning session of his quarter-final with Stuart Bingham at the World Championship in fine form — including a fluke that was remarkable. An already revved-up crowd inside the Crucible loved what they were seeing as a wild shot from the Bristolian thundered off two cushions and eventually zipped into the far corner pocket. Ad/> It was a total fluke — and a quite brilliant one at that.
A stunned Luca Brecel had to hastily apologise as he blasted a wild black which flew off the table and almost hit a cameraman at the World Championship. Brecel, who crashed out in a shock 10-5 defeat to Noppon Saengkham on Thursday afternoon, looked on aghast as the final colour zipped off the baize and narrowly avoided a nasty accident with a nearby camera operator.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has shared some insight into the personality of Ding Junhui after the snooker star slammed his head against the table after a frustrating miss. Ding was taking on Kyren Wilson in their first-round clash at the Crucible on Wednesday evening when he reacted theatrically to a routine miss on a red with 46 on the board. Ad/> Dave Hendon, on commentary for Eurosport at the time, winced when Ding crashed his head against the table.