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Mark Williams is famously unrattled by defeats normally, but says he was left ‘f*****g sick’ by his 10-9 loss to Ronnie O’Sullivan at the Tour Championship on Wednesday night.
The top 16 for the World Championship has been confirmed, with Yan Bingtao’s gamble of not playing at the Gibraltar Open paying off as he will not have to qualify, while Ronnie O’Sullivan is set to return to the World No. 1 spot. The Gibraltar Open was the final event which could impact on who made it through to the Crucible, and who was forced to go through qualifying.
Sean O’Sullivan is back on tour after a three-year absence and feels ready to take on the world again after overcoming the mental and physical problems that have been holding him back on the baize.
Ronnie O’Sullivan will face Ben Woollaston in the first round of the Gibraltar Open, while defending champion Judd Trump will meet Andrew Higginson. The Gibraltar Open is shaping up to be a tasty event, with O’Sullivan committing to playing in the tournament for the first time in his career.
Ronnie O’Sullivan saw the funny side of a shot which ultimately ended his break when looking to mount a comeback against Ricky Walden at the Welsh Open. Coming into the evening session having already beaten Ding Junhui 4-2 on Thursday to reach the last 16 in Newport, O’Sullivan was trailing 3-1 and one frame away from defeat against Walden. Ad/> An 85 in frame five helped him reduce the deficit, and when looking to force a decider he was 31-1 up and looking in good nick to win the sixth frame.
Ricky Walden held off a resurgent Ronnie O’Sullivan to seal a spot in the quarter-finals of the Welsh Open courtesy of a 4-3 win. The world No. 18 led 3-1 on the back of runs of 54 and 136 but breaks of 88 and 85 saw O’Sullivan force a final-frame decider.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has confirmed he has been working with Zhao Xintong, and said it would give him huge pleasure to see the Chinese youngster fulfil his potential. Zhao, 24, has been tipped for greatness since his teenage years, and has finally made the breakthrough in the 2021/22 season with wins at the UK Championship and German Masters. Ad/> Despite winning two tournaments this term, Zhao still struggles for consistency — and O’Sullivan is working with him to improve his table-craft.
Ding Junhui showed signs of emerging from his slump in form, and he made Ronnie O’Sullivan produce a moment of brilliance on his way to a 4-2 win at the Welsh Open. The flagbearer of Chinese snooker has been in the doldrums since winning the UK Championship in 2019, but has looked better in Newport this week and pushed O’Sullivan hard.