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'I need to look more like Arnie' - Ronnie O'Sullivan hitting the weights in bid to prolong career

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.

Gabriel Jesus summed up his Man City career in two games against Liverpool FC

Jesus' killer instincts

Cristiano Ronaldo revels in 60th hat-trick of his career as Manchester United beat Norwich

Cristiano Ronaldo made it clear that his three goals on Saturday against Norwich City were only important because Manchester United won the match, but did remind readers that it was the 60th of his immense career.

'Tevez, Vieira, Henry, Gascoigne and Pirlo' - West Brom old boy finally calls time on 25-year career

Former West Brom and Coventry City striker Lee Hughes is finally hanging up his boots - at the age of 45. The forward, who scored 99 goals over two spells with Albion, has confirmed his intention to retire this weekend.

Where Daniel Sturridge is now - Betting ban, career move and continued injury frustration

Mike Tyson lets out roar in latest training footage

Former Jays manager Gaston on impact Jackie Robinson has had on his life, career

Friday marks 75 years since Jackie Robinson broke the colour barrier in Major League Baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Herne Bay manager Ben Smith hopes striker Aaron Millbank's dramatic winner against Chichester City can kick-start his career at Winch's Field

Boss Ben Smith hopes Aaron Millbank’s dramatic winner against Chichester which put Herne Bay back into the play-off places will help kick-start his career at the club.

Dominic Thiem confirms he will play at Estoril Open for the first time in his career after being handed a wildcard

Dominic Thiem has confirmed he will compete at the Estoril Open for the first time after accepting a wildcard into the tournament. The 2020 US Open winner was forced to withdraw from the Monte Carlo Masters just days before the tournament began having only recently recovered from Covid-19 picked up in Marbella. Ad/> Thiem, who has won 17 titles on the ATP tour and ten of them on clay, is set to play at the ATP 250 tournament in Portugal for the first time in his career.

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'I need to look more like Arnie' - Ronnie O'Sullivan hitting the weights in bid to prolong career

Gabriel Jesus summed up his Man City career in two games against Liverpool FC

Cristiano Ronaldo revels in 60th hat-trick of his career as Manchester United beat Norwich

'Tevez, Vieira, Henry, Gascoigne and Pirlo' - West Brom old boy finally calls time on 25-year career

Where Daniel Sturridge is now - Betting ban, career move and continued injury frustration

Former Jays manager Gaston on impact Jackie Robinson has had on his life, career

Herne Bay manager Ben Smith hopes striker Aaron Millbank's dramatic winner against Chichester City can kick-start his career at Winch's Field

Dominic Thiem confirms he will play at Estoril Open for the first time in his career after being handed a wildcard