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Ronnie O'Sullivan and his fierce Essex rival Ali Carter will clash at the Championship League after world No. 20 Carter clinched his last-32 spot in style on Thursday. The duo – who have contested some memorable duals at the World Championship – will face each other in Group A on Wednesday 27 July in a section that also contains Yuan Sijun and Pang Junxu.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to make his return to action at the Championship League in Leicester on Monday. O'Sullivan is due to face Farkh Ajaib in the Group 1 opener from 12pm (BST) at the Morningside Arena. Ad/> He concludes the section from 5pm with matches against Alfie Burden and former English Open semi-finalist Alexander Ursenbacher in the season's first ranking event.
The group stage of the event begins on June 27 with some of the biggest names in the sport set to take part.
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is in line to make his return to competitive action at the outset of July with the Championship League event set to herald the start of the new snooker season in Leicester later this month. Former Masters winner Yan Bingtao and Gibraltar Open champion Robert Milkins are both in action on the first day of the season's first ranking event which begins on Tuesday 28 June at Morningside Arena and concludes with the final on Friday 29 July.
Some things never change, some things stay the same. Ronnie O’Sullivan is back on the summit of snooker with a performance that was so dominant, it suggests he has his sights trained on taking the World Championship record outright. Ad/> His seventh win, secured with a ruthless demolition of Judd Trump, took him level with Stephen Hendry — and left a clear feeling there is more in the tank at the age of 46.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has revealed he felt like the «cue ball was on a piece of string» as he claimed a record-equalling seventh world title at the Crucible Theatre. The world No. 1 produced some of the best scoring form of his career in Sheffield as he compiled 15 century breaks and 46 over 50 in equalling old foe Stephen Hendry's 1990s haul of titles with an epic 18-13 final win over Judd Trump.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has admitted that he needs to be playing well to win tournaments, whereas in previous years he has got over the line when being below his best. O’Sullivan advanced to his eighth World Championship final with a win over John Higgins, and he has produced some of his best snooker of the season over the past fortnight at the Crucible. Ad/> It is likely he will need to raise his level again when he takes on Judd Trump in the final, and the world No.
Ronnie O’Sullivan insisted “I’m no superstar” after cruising into the Crucible semi-finals for a record 13th time by wrapping up a 13-5 win over Stephen Maguire.