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Ronnie O'Sullivan admits he is proud of reclaiming snooker's coveted world No. 1 position at the age of 46, but will settle for a top eight spot when he's 64.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has spoken about what he said to his legendary rival Mark Williams after their Tour Championship thriller on Wednesday night. The Rocket survived a spirited fightback from Williams in what turned out to be a classic encounter to reach the semi-finals in Wales. Ad/> The two all-time greats lit up the Venue Cymru in Llandudno with their ferocious potting and O'Sullivan's class ultimately showed through in a nervy final frame, which he edged 65-44.
Mark Williams is famously unrattled by defeats normally, but says he was left ‘f*****g sick’ by his 10-9 loss to Ronnie O’Sullivan at the Tour Championship on Wednesday night.
Ronnie O'Sullivan rattled in five centuries but still needed to win a last-frame decider to beat old rival Mark Williams at the Cazoo Tour Championship.
John Higgins is adamant the elite eight-man £380,000 Tour Championship is the third biggest tournament in snooker behind the World Championship and Masters. Speaking after his epic 10-9 quarter-final win over young UK champion Zhao Xintong on Monday evening from 8-4 behind, Higgins warmed to the theme of what constitutes a genuine snooker major.
O'Sullivan 3-1 Williams (0-0) /> Ad/> O'Sullivan 2-1 Williams (131-0) Tour Championship'Absolutely brutal' – Robertson 'proud' to hold off Allen comeback at Tour Championship5 HOURS AGO A break of 131 from O'Sullivan. Fantastic exhibition of ball striking. He moves 3-1 clear at the interval.
Welcome back to Wales What a day of snooker this should be. Ad/> Ronnie O'Sullivan is facing home favourite Mark Williams in a quarter-final battle between two of the all-time greats and genuine entertainers of the sport.
Neil Robertson finished with two centuries to close out a nervy 10-6 win against an obstinate Mark Allen in the Tour Championship quarter-finals having earlier led 7-0 in Llandudno. The defending champion rolled in superb knocks of 125, 103, 125, 121, 130, 76, 94 and 68, but was made to sweat with fellow Masters winner Allen winning six out of seven frames to trail 8-6 despite making high breaks of only 66 and 70.