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Jimmy White has questioned Ronnie O’Sullivan’s assertion that he does not care if he loses his World Championship semi-final to John Higgins. After fighting back from three frames down to level the contest at 4-4 after the first session, O’Sullivan invited the Eurosport cameras into his dressing room. Ad/> The world No.
Ronnie O’Sullivan says snooker is now an addition to his life, as he gets greater enjoyment from activities away from the table. While it may no longer be the priority in his life, O’Sullivan is still operating at the highest level and arrived at the World Championship as the No. 1 player in the world.
Ronnie O’Sullivan insisted “I’m no superstar” after cruising into the Crucible semi-finals for a record 13th time by wrapping up a 13-5 win over Stephen Maguire.
Ronnie O'Sullivan insisted "I'm no superstar" after cruising into the Crucible semi-finals for a record 13th time by wrapping up a 13-5 win over Stephen Maguire. The 46-year-old reeled off breaks of 71 and 126 in the first two frames of the morning session to surpass the record he had shared with Stephen Hendry for reaching the last four. But, despite closing on emulating Hendry's record of seven world titles, O'Sullivan is adamant that the Scot's dominance of the sport in the 1990s still makes him the greatest.
O'Sullivan - who is aiming to emulate Hendry's record of seven world titles - said the Scot was the Tiger Woods of snooker during his decade of dominance in the 1990s.
Stephen Hendry admits he would be “honoured” if Ronnie O’Sullivan draws level with him on seven World Championship victories at this year’s tournament.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has taken snooker to «a new level» since turning professional in 1992, according to seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry. Hendry heaped praise on his old foe after watching the record 38-time ranking event winner complete a 13-5 triumph in the quarter-finals against Stephen Maguire on Wednesday morning, finishing off in style with breaks of 71 and 126 having led 11-5 overnight.
Stephen Hendry cannot see anyone even competing with Ronnie O’Sullivan at this year’s World Snooker Championship, if he continues the superb form he has shown in his three matches so far.