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Seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan will take on Pang Junxu in the first round of the World Snooker Championship while Mark Selby will kick off his campaign with a meeting with Matthew Selt.
Ronnie O'Sullivan admits he is relishing the chance to start at the bottom and «climb the mountain» in his quest for a record eighth world title at the Crucible Theatre. In an exclusive interview with Eurosport on the cusp of the 47th World Championship in Sheffield, the defending world champion and world No. 1 said he was feeling «fresh and looking forward to it» ahead of his tournament opener against 23-year-old Chinese qualifier Pang Junxu.
Ronnie O'Sullivan admits he is relishing the chance to start at the bottom and «climb the mountain» in his quest for a record eighth world title at the Crucible Theatre. In an exclusive interview with Eurosport on the cusp of the 47th World Championship in Sheffield, the defending world champion and world No. 1 said he was feeling «fresh and looking forward to it» ahead of his tournament opener.
Ronnie O’Sullivan says that despite playing it down, he will be «trying [his] hardest» to win the upcoming World Championships. The world No. 1 is often known for his stoic demeanour and his claims that snooker no longer holds much significance to him.
Ronnie O’Sullivan heads to the Crucible chasing a record eighth world title. Ahead of snooker's blue-riband event, the 47-year-old was in reflective mood and has opened up on addiction, the processes he has put in place to ward against it and his continued prioritisation of his mental well-being. Ad The 47-year-old beat Judd Trump 18-13 in the 2022 final that saw him draw alongside Stephen Hendry with a seventh world crown.
Jimmy White's hopes of a first appearance at the Crucible since 2006 were dashed by a disappointing 10-4 defeat to Martin O'Donnell in the second round of World Championship qualifying. Having reached the last 32 of the UK Championship and last 16 of the German Masters and WST Classic this season, the six-time world finalist had high hopes of continuing to turn back the clock by returning to the sport's biggest stage later this month. Ad «I’ll be getting to the Crucible, I am playing too well,» said White after losing 4-1 to Pang Junxu in the inaugural Classic event in Leicester last month.
Jimmy White's hopes of a first appearance at the Crucible since 2006 were dashed by a disappointing 10-4 defeat to Martin O'Donnell in the second round of World Championship qualifying. Having reached the last 32 of the UK Championship and last 16 of the German Masters and WST Classic this season, the six-time world finalist had high hopes of continuing to turn back the clock by returning to the sport's biggest stage later this month.
Stephen Hendry suffered a 10-4 defeat to James Cahill in the first round of World Championship qualifying at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. The seven-time Crucible winner opened with a sparkling break of 102, his 777th century in the sport, but toiled for large swathes of the contest as world No. 99 Cahill claimed the next six frames with breaks of 77, 50, 54 and 57.