Mark Allen hits out at 'Ronnie O'Sullivan show' ahead of Crucible clash
Mark Allen has hit out at the Rocket and told him the Betfred World Championship is “not the Ronnie O’Sullivan show”.
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Mark Allen has hit out at the Rocket and told him the Betfred World Championship is “not the Ronnie O’Sullivan show”.
A documentary is being made about Ronnie O’Sullivan during this year’s World Snooker Championship and Mark Allen would take pleasure out of ruining it by beating the Rocket in the last 16.
Mark Allen has said he will attempt to get under the skin of Ronnie O’Sullivan when they clash in the second round of the World Championship on Friday. O’Sullivan eased into the last 16 with a comfortable victory over David Gilbert, while Allen saw off Scott Donaldson. Ad/> They have met before at the Crucible, with Allen getting the better of O’Sullivan in the second round in 2009.
This weekend is packed full of live sports coverage, from the GAA championships to the Snooker World Championship.
The World Snooker Championship 2022 kicked off on Saturday at the iconic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield with Leicester's top seed and defending champion Mark Selby seeking a fifth title. Ronnie O'Sullivan is also in action as he seeks to equal Stephen Hendry's seven world titles.
Mark Allen needs to shrug off a niggling illness ahead of his showdown with the Rocket at the Betfred World Championship.
Mark Allen admits he will use memories of his 13-11 World Championship win over Ronnie O'Sullivan in 2009 to inspire him when they meet in the Crucible second round this year. Allen set up a last-16 meeting with the world No. 1 courtesy of a battling 10-6 win over Scott Donaldson on Monday night.
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