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Ronnie O’Sullivan’s performance was enough to get the job done against David Gilbert in the World Snooker Championship, but it wasn’t without some classic Ronnie O’Sullivan behaviour.
However, the world No.1 was able to regain his composure and draw on his vast experience to claw his way back into the game, before going on to win the tie 10-5.
Ronnie O’Sullivan attributed his World Snooker Championship win to his gladiator sprit after coming from 3-0 down to beat David Gilbert 10-5.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed he is working on a change to his fitness regime to improve his chances of playing into his 50s. Widely regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time, O’Sullivan is still going strong at the age of 46 and eased into the second round of the World Championship with a 10-5 win over David Gilbert. Ad/> O’Sullivan showed flashes of brilliance, but is likely looking to hit peak form towards the end of the 17-day event at the Crucible in Sheffield.
Ronnie O’Sullivan eased into the second round of the World Championship with a 10-5 win over David Gilbert. He did the damage with six unanswered frames on Saturday, after losing the first three, and withstood a mini-fightback from Gilbert on Sunday to book his place in round two at the Crucible. Ad/> Having taken part on the first afternoon, O’Sullivan will hope he is involved on the 17th and final day.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is arguably the finest player to pick up a cue, but being lucky is sometimes as important as being good. The Rocket got a huge dollop of yellow-shaped good fortune during the 13th frame of his meeting with David Gilbert in the first round of the World Championship. Ad/> O’Sullivan came into the session leading by three frames, only to see Gilbert take the first two to cut the gap.
Ronnie O’Sullivan was in playful mood after beating Dave Gilbert in the first round of the World Snooker Championship, saying he would like to not match Stephen Hendry’s Crucible record, aiming for a body like Arnold Schwarzenegger, putting on a pair of glasses and having a pop at Hossein Vafaei.
Ronnie O'Sullivan swatted aside an early scare to establish a 6-3 lead over David Gilbert in the opening session of their World Snooker Championship clash at the Crucible.