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Ronnie O'Sullivan has won 38 ranking finals and lost 22 in a remarkable run of cue ball consistency stretching back to 1993, a year after the snooker GOAT turned professional. O'Sullivan's ranking event success spans an astonishing four decades since becoming the youngest winner of the UK Championship with a 10-6 victory over Stephen Hendry at the age of 17 years and 358 days in November 1993.
Ronnie O’Sullivan delivered a performance worthy of the hot favourite for the European Masters as he crushed Tom Ford 5-1. With the likes of Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, John Higgins and Mark Selby crashing out, O’Sullivan was installed as hot favourite to take the title for a second time. Ad/> If all favourites won, bookmakers would not be driving round in flash cars.
O'Sullivan 0-0 Hugill (76-0) Ad/> Ronnie did this against Zhang Anda too, winning frame one in a single visit. But he couldn't find much form thereafter, so I guess Ashley can hang onto that. Good luck old mate! European MastersO'Sullivan into last-16 after cruising past 18-year-old Wu, Higgins stunned by Ford21 HOURS AGO O'Sullivan 0-0 Hugill (23-0) Ashley is 81 in the world and has beaten Ali Carter and Jack Lisowski to get to this point — a pretty decent effort.
Neil Robertson became the latest big-name casualty at the European Masters after suffering a 5-4 loss to Pang Junxu. With the likes of Judd Trump, John Higgins, Mark Allen and defending champion Mark Selby falling before the business end, Robertson joined them in exiting prior to the weekend.
Neil Robertson is happy for Ronnie O’Sullivan to label him as the favourite for the World Snooker Championship this year, enjoying the praise he gets from the Rocket, although admitting that there might be a hint of a mind game in there as well.
Welcome back to Milton Keynes Ad/> So we are almost ready to go with this evening's action. World number three Judd Trump faces Jak Jones on the main table at the Marshall Arena with Masters champion Neil Robertson meeting Alfie Burden from 7pm. Should be a fascinating night as Trump and Robertson, both former winners of the European Masters, bid to reach the last 32.
Ronnie O’Sullivan progressed through to round two of the European Masters after cruising to a 5-1 win over Nigel Bond in Milton Keynes. It was the first meeting between the men in more than 23 years, after going head-to-head at the Scottish Masters in October 1998. Ad/> O’Sullivan had won all six of the pair’s previous meetings, and he did so here again tonight with a comprehensive victory.
Ronnie O’Sullivan reckons Neil Robertson is clearly the best player on the planet at the moment and has backed the Australian to win the World Championship this year – if he can get over his issue with the cramped Crucible.