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The World Snooker Championship final is very much alive after a superb third session for Judd Trump saw him cut his deficit to 14-11 against Ronnie O’Sullivan.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has opened up a commanding lead over Judd Trump at the half way point of the final of the 2022 World Snooker Championship, edging a step closer to making history.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has the ability to win a staggering 10 World Championship titles if he applies himself correctly, according to fellow snooker legend Jimmy White. O’Sullivan is just six frames away from a record-equalling seventh title at the Crucible in Sheffield after blowing Trump away to lead the final 12-5 ahead of the resumption of play on Monday. Ad/> The 46-year-old has dominated the final so far, despite a few dramatic incidents which threatened to overshadow proceedings.
The 2022 World Snooker Championships at The Crucible have been a truly blockbuster affair.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan accused referee Olivier Marteel of “looking for trouble” after an angry exchange marred the opening day of the World Snooker Championship final against Judd Trump in Sheffield.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is just six frames away from a record-equalling seventh world title after blowing Judd Trump away to lead the final 12-5 at the Crucible. After the drama and tension of Sunday’s first session, which saw O’Sullivan and referee Olivier Martell have an extraordinary spat, the second was a more sedate affair.
Ronnie O’Sullivan accused referee Olivier Marteel of “looking for trouble” after an angry exchange marred the opening session of the World Snooker Championship final against Judd Trump in Sheffield.