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Ronnie O'Sullivan turned his so-called grudge match against Hossein Vafaei into a demolition job as he won their second-round match at the World Snooker Championship 13-2 with a session to spare.
Hossein Vafaei is set to discover whether he will be made to pay for his outspoken comments about seven-time champion Ronnie O’Sullivan when the pair start their second-round match in the World Snooker Championship on Friday.
It was not only the chap who jumped uninvited onto one of the tables the other night who has failed to keep his powder dry at the Crucible this week. Hossein Vafaei’s description of Ronnie O’Sullivan as «such a nice person – when he’s asleep» represents a new level of sass in snooker. Ad Played in smart dress suits amid polite surroundings, we are a genteel and respectful sport.
All eyes are on Ronnie O'Sullivan at the world-famous Crucible Theatre in Sheffield as the snooker legend tries to win a record eighth World Championship title. But he faces some stiff competition from the likes of the in-form Shaun Murphy — who won the recent Tour Championship — Mark Allen, Judd Trump and Mark Selby.
Ronnie O'Sullivan can win 10 World Snooker Championship titles and play for «at least» five or six more years at the top level, says Jimmy White. O'Sullivan, who starts his second-round grudge match with Hossein Vafaei on Friday, saw off Pang Junxu in his opener as he eyes a record eighth Crucible crown to move one ahead of Stephen Hendry. Ad White is unsure if the form O'Sullivan displayed in his first-round encounter was good enough to win another world title, but he nonetheless backed him to do so in the years to come.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's insistence that he doesn't care whether he wins or loses when he plays isn't fooling anyone, according to Irish pro Fergal O'Brien.
Protesters disrupted the evening session of the World Championship in Sheffield by invading the arena and tipping orange paint dye onto one of the tables shortly after play resumed.
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