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Ronnie O’Sullivan remains on track for a record-equalling fifth Welsh Open title following a 4-0 whitewash victory over Ben Mertens to reach the quarter-finals. It was a much more straightforward night for O’Sullivan after tip problems in the earlier rounds had threatened to derail his tournament.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has advised amateur standout Daniel Wells to remain a ‘part-time player’ with a pretty brutal assessment, saying: ‘He’s never going to be a tournament winner, he’s just not good enough.’
Ronnie O’Sullivan admits his cue tip will probably fly off again at the 2023 Welsh Open after being plagued by the malfunction in Llandudno. O’Sullivan said he was prepared to concede his third-round match with Rod Lawler after seeing his tip fly off for a third time this week, with the Rocket eventually prevailing in a 4-0 whitewash after having his tip refitted by tournament director Paul Collier. Ad He says he will now persevere until the end of the tournament, where he is through to the last 16 and faces Belgian teenager Ben Mertens on Thursday evening.
Thursday's bumper schedule Ad 13:00 Welsh OpenMilkins wraps up victory over Selby with stunning break of 1379 HOURS AGO Judd Trump v Daniel Wells Shaun Murphy v Anthony McGill David Lilley v Jack Lisowski Barry Hawkins v Hossein Vafaei 14:00 Cao Yupeng v Luca Brecel Andy Hicks v Mark Allen John Higgins v Sanderson Lam Tian Pengfei v Ali Carter Last 16 19:00 Robbie Williams v Joe O’Connor Pang Junxu v Jak Jones Trump/Wells v Murphy/McGill Lilley/Lisowski v Yuan Sijun 20:00 Robert Milkins v Hawkins/Vafaei Cao/Brecel v Hicks/Allen Higgins/Lam v Tian/Carter Ben Mertens v Ronnie O’Sullivan O’Sullivan reveals he was ready to concede match after yet more tip trouble Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed he was ready to concede his third round match to Rod Lawler after more tip troubles. O’Sullivan was on a break to go 3-0 up on Wednesday night before his tip flew off for a third time this week, having come off twice against Ross Muir, which left him frustrated before he went on to whitewash his opponent.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed he was ready to concede his third round match to Rod Lawler after more tip troubles at the Welsh Open. O’Sullivan was on a break to go 3-0 up on Wednesday night before his tip flew off for a third time this week in Llandudno, having come off twice against Ross Muir, which left him frustrated before he went on to whitewash his opponent. Ad He told Lawler his “cue was broken” before getting a new tip fitted by tournament director Paul Collier.
Ronnie O’Sullivan overcame more tip problems at the Welsh Open during his dominant 4-0 win over Rod Lawler to reach the last 16 in Llandudno. All was looking smooth for O’Sullivan before his tip flew off for a third time this week, having come off twice against Ross Muir in the second round.
Ronnie O’Sullivan says he has “no answers” for his tip problems during his dramatic 4-3 win over Ross Muir at the Welsh Open. A thrilling match saw O’Sullivan’s tip come off just after he made a century in the opening frame and then it came off for a second time in the next frame, which is unheard of in snooker. Ad It appeared to unnerve O’Sullivan initially as he went 2-1 down, before he found his stride and went on to win in a deciding frame.
Ronnie O’Sullivan overcame tip problems and a forfeited frame in a highly dramatic 4-3 win against Ross Muir in the second round of the Welsh Open. O’Sullivan’s tip came off twice in the opening two frames but he kept his head and found himself 3-2 in front. Ad However, he then lost the sixth frame due to the three-miss rule which sent the match to a decider, which he won to book a place in the last 32, where he will play Matthew Stevens or Rod Lawler.