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Neil Robertson - Mark Williams - Ronnie Osullivan - John Higgins - Stephen Hendry - Steve Davis - Marco Fu - 'They are Federer, Nadal and Djokovic of snooker' – Neil Robertson hails O'Sullivan, Higgins, Williams - eurosport.com - Ireland - county Hall - Hong Kong - county Williams - Hong Kong

'They are Federer, Nadal and Djokovic of snooker' – Neil Robertson hails O'Sullivan, Higgins, Williams

Neil Robertson will play his first ranking event of the season at the Northern Ireland Open on Sunday feeling blessed the sport's holy trinity are still top of the pots. The 2010 world champion faced six-time world champion Steve Davis and seven-time Crucible winner Stephen Hendry in the death throes of their competitive career, but continues to confront Class of '92 icons Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins and Mark Williams in their prime.

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Marco Fu - Ronnie O'Sullivan criticises 'lazy' snooker chiefs after Hong Kong Masters success - 'we need bigger crowds' - eurosport.com - Britain - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

Ronnie O'Sullivan criticises 'lazy' snooker chiefs after Hong Kong Masters success - 'we need bigger crowds'

Ronnie O'Sullivan has berated «lazy» UK snooker chiefs after playing before a world record crowd approaching 9,000 fans at the Hong Kong Masters on Sunday. O'Sullivan admits the four-day invitational event at the Hong Kong Coliseum has changed the face of what snooker can achieve, comparing the tournament to the ATP tennis finals at London's O2 Arena. Ad The world champion and world No.

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Lionel Messi - Roger Federer - Michael Jordan - Floyd Mayweather - Tiger Woods - Jamie Carragher - Ronnie Osullivan - Marco Fu - ‘He does things that make you go wow!’: Jamie Carragher says Ronnie O’Sullivan is in his top 3 sporting GOATs - eurosport.com - Britain - Jordan - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

‘He does things that make you go wow!’: Jamie Carragher says Ronnie O’Sullivan is in his top 3 sporting GOATs

Jamie Carragher says Ronnie O’Sullivan is in his top three list of all-time greatest sportspeople, stating that the snooker player does things that “make you go wow”. O’Sullivan is widely regarded as the best snooker player ever with seven World Championships, seven UK Championship titles and seven titles at The Masters which add up to a record 21 Triple Crown titles. Ad He also has the most ranking titles, with 39, and has been among the sport’s elite for two decades.

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Lionel Messi - Roger Federer - Michael Jordan - Tiger Woods - John Higgins - Marco Fu - ‘Ronnie O’Sullivan is in the same rank as Roger Federer, Lionel Messi, Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan’ – Marco Fu - eurosport.com - Jordan - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

‘Ronnie O’Sullivan is in the same rank as Roger Federer, Lionel Messi, Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan’ – Marco Fu

Marco Fu says Ronnie O’Sullivan is in the same rank as sporting legends such as Roger Federer, Lionel Messi, Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan. Fu was beaten 6-4 by O’Sullivan in front of nearly 9,000 fans inside the Hong Kong Coliseum, which set a new record for fan attendance at a snooker match. Ad The crowd were clearly knowledgeable, clapping and cheering on the tactical and positional side of the game, as well as the long shots.

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John Higgins - Marco Fu - Opinion: Why Hong Kong Masters was very special showcase for Ronnie O'Sullivan and snooker's brightest stars - eurosport.com - Britain - Ireland - Hong Kong - Milton - Hong Kong

Opinion: Why Hong Kong Masters was very special showcase for Ronnie O'Sullivan and snooker's brightest stars

It would be nice to think that Ray Reardon, on his 90th birthday, switched on Eurosport on Saturday morning to see Marco Fu’s 147 break in the deciding frame of his victory over John Higgins in the semi-finals of the Hong Kong Masters. Reardon could not turn professional until he was 35 because snooker was yet to attract the attention of television and there was no money in it. That all changed in 1969 when the BBC launched Pot Black to showcase its new colour service.

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Marco Fu - Ronnie O'Sullivan compares 'incredible' Hong Kong Masters crowd to ATP Finals tennis - 'it’s unbelievable' - eurosport.com - London - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

Ronnie O'Sullivan compares 'incredible' Hong Kong Masters crowd to ATP Finals tennis - 'it’s unbelievable'

Ronnie O'Sullivan has compared the «incredible» Hong Kong Masters crowd to the one he witnessed at the ATP Tour Finals tennis event in London. The Rocket clinched the title in Hong Kong Masters with a 6-4 triumph over local hero Marco Fu, and made a big point of declaring that the tournament was «the best I've probably ever played in». Ad The showpiece final was watched by a remarkable 8,500 fans inside the Hong Kong Coliseum, with the atmosphere certainly unique to the World Snooker Tour with audible reactions to shots and moments in the match.

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Ronnie Osullivan - Marco Fu - Ronnie O'Sullivan claims Hong Kong Masters in front of 9,000 fans - rte.ie - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

Ronnie O'Sullivan claims Hong Kong Masters in front of 9,000 fans

Ronnie O'Sullivan held off a spirited challenge from Marco Fu to win the Hong Kong Masters in front of a record crowd, seeing off the home hope 6-4 in Sunday's final.

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Marco Fu - Ronnie O'Sullivan sees off Marco Fu fightback to take Hong Kong Masters title in front of record snooker crowd - eurosport.com - Hong Kong - Hong Kong

Ronnie O'Sullivan sees off Marco Fu fightback to take Hong Kong Masters title in front of record snooker crowd

Ronnie O'Sullivan won the Hong Kong Masters title 6-4 after seeing off a fightback from local hero Marco Fu. The final was played out in front of a record crowd of over 8,500 at the Hong Kong Coliseum, who saw their home favourite come close to the title with a late charge but he was pipped to the post by the Englishman. Ad O’Sullivan nabbed the first frame without conceding a single point, starting off with a long red and then sinking a blue with his left hand.

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