Snooker-O'Sullivan says he lost years of his career to alcohol and drugs
Seven-times world snooker champion Ronnie O'Sullivan said he lost "six to seven" years of his career to alcohol and drugs.
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Seven-times world snooker champion Ronnie O'Sullivan said he lost "six to seven" years of his career to alcohol and drugs.
Ronnie O’Sullivan said there are “massive gaps” in his life that he lost to alcohol and drug addictions. The 47-year-old, seven-time world champion struggled with alcohol, drugs and mental health problems throughout his career. Ad He lost his 1998 Irish Masters title after he tested positive for cannabis, and had a spell in rehab in 2000 for substance abuse.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is planning to skip UK tournaments to concentrate on playing in Asia.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is planning to skip UK tournaments to concentrate on playing in Asia.
The elite Hong Kong Masters could return to the snooker calendar for the 2023/24 campaign after Ronnie O'Sullivan's momentous victory before a world-record crowd in October. The seven-time world champion claimed the £100,000 first prize with a narrow 6-4 win over home favourite Marco Fu as over 9,000 fans watched the action at the vast Hong Kong Coliseum.
After a life that’s proven almost as colourful away from the table as on it, Ronnie ‘The Rocket’ O’Sullivan, snooker genius and recovering addict, reckons he has found some balance.
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