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Sitting in your chair while your opponent is making breaks can be a lonely business. Players occupy time in different ways, and Ronnie O’Sullivan has been known for some out-of-the-box thinking. Ad/> He said he counted dimples on a teaspoon as Mark Selby made a break, while he once put a towel over his head when Mark King was at the table.
Ronnie O’Sullivan married excellent break-building and hard snooker to see off Lukas Kleckers 4-2 and reach the last-32 of the Welsh Open. Kleckers caused the Rocket problems in Newport, as he held a lead at one stage and threatened to move within one frame of victory, but O’Sullivan took a chance that presented itself in the fifth and it set him on the way to victory and a meeting with Ding Junhui. Ad/> After taking a mere 43 minutes to dispose of James Cahill in the previous round, it was rather different against Kleckers.
‘Look at the zip!’ – Trump's witchcraft shot amazes crowd and commentators Ad/> Judd Trump proved he can still dip into his box of tricks during a magical moment in his Welsh Open match with Craig Steadman on Tuesday. Welsh OpenTrump cruises past Steadman to reach third round of Welsh Open13 HOURS AGO The world No.
Ronnie O’Sullivan admits analysing his snooker matches causes him “trauma”, just a week after he opened up about his struggle with “snooker depression”. The Rocket bounced back from his shock defeat to Fan Zhengyi in the European Masters final with a 4-0 whitewash of old foe James Cahill at the Welsh Open on Tuesday. Ad/> However he was reluctant to talk about the encounter in his post-match interview and instead shifted the spotlight onto his 26-year-old opponent, who staged one of the biggest upsets in snooker history when beating O’Sullivan at the 2019 World Championship.
After the drama at the European Masters, attention turns to the Welsh Open as the likes of Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump and Mark Selby battle it out for the title. There will be no sequel to last year's fairytale after defending champion Jordan Brown fell at the first hurdle, with a host of big names fixing their sights on the trophy and a £80,000 first prize.
Mark Selby has revealed that he has been “suffering for a few years” with depression and “bottling everything up” – but feels “half the battle is won” after speaking out. World No 1 Selby admitted he was struggling with depression after his 6-1 defeat to Barry Hawkins in the Masters quarter-finals last month. Ad/> He made the decision to speak out after consulting his wife Vicky about the best way to move forward.
Jordan Brown's defence of his Welsh Open crown was ended at the first hurdle after he went down to a 4-3 defeat to Mitchell Mann at Celtic Manor.
Mark Selby made an inexplicable error during his first-round match against Chen Zifan at the Welsh Open. The world No. 1 was in command of the fourth – and what looked like final – frame of the match.