Ronnie O’Sullivan accused of ‘disrespect’ after Scottish Open withdrawal
Ronnie O’Sullivan has been accused of “disrespect” by the player whose dreams of facing the world number one were dashed at the Scottish Open in Edinburgh on Monday.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan has been accused of “disrespect” by the player whose dreams of facing the world number one were dashed at the Scottish Open in Edinburgh on Monday.
Ronnie O’Sullivan fired a parting shot at World Snooker Tour chiefs as he prepared to cash in on his historic eighth UK Snooker Championship title by jetting off for a lucrative Christmas exhibition in China.
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R aised in Essex, O’Sullivan, 47, won his first UK Championship at the age of 17. He is regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time, having won seven world, seven Masters and seven UK titles. He is currently the world No 1. He published his first autobiography, Ronnie, in 2003; his latest, Unbreakable, has just been released. He lives in Essex with actor Laila Rouass and has three children.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is planning to skip UK tournaments to concentrate on playing in Asia.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is planning to skip UK tournaments to concentrate on playing in Asia. The seven-time world champion has swung between preferring to play at home and abroad and, in an interview on TalkSport to promote his new autobiography, Unbreakable, O’Sullivan said he is now looking to travel more.
After a life that’s proven almost as colourful away from the table as on it, Ronnie ‘The Rocket’ O’Sullivan, snooker genius and recovering addict, reckons he has found some balance.