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Ronnie O’Sullivan has the natural talent to rival Roger Federer and Lionel Messi, according to Eurosport snooker expert Alan McManus. O’Sullivan is widely considered the greatest player in history and would draw level with Stephen Hendry on seven world titles should he see off Judd Trump at the Crucible on Monday night. The Rocket took a 14-11 lead into the final session.
SHEFFIELD: Ronnie O'Sullivan saw his quest for a historic seventh world snooker title halted by a Judd Trump fightback on Monday (May 2).
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.
O’Sullivan and Trump are battling it out for the 2022 title
LONDON: Snooker great Ronnie O'Sullivan took a 5-3 over lead over Judd Trump in the World Championship final on Sunday (May 1) after becoming involved in an angry exchange with referee Olivier Marteel.
Ronnie O’Sullivan was embroiled in an angry exchange with referee Olivier Marteel as he took a 5-3 lead in the opening session of the World Snooker Championship final against Judd Trump.
Ronnie O'Sullivan taking on Judd Trump in the World Championship final at the Crucible is the match that Eurosport expert Alan McManus has waited for «for 10 years» — and he has explained why. It is a mouthwatering encounter in Sheffield with world No. 1 O'Sullivan, who is seeking to equal Stephen Hendry's record of Crucible triumphs, taking on a player who has been a dominant force in snooker for years in Trump.