Ronnie O'Sullivan has been mic'd up for Netflix documentary during World Snooker Champs

Ronnie O’Sullivan has declared he has been wearing a mic for the duration of the World Snooker Championship as he revealed a deal for a Netflix-style documentary.

A camera crew has been following his every move at the Crucible in what will undoubtedly be an eagerly anticipated documentary on one of the sporting world’s most entertaining and controversial figures.

The six-time champion booked his place in the final of the World’s defeating John Higgins 17–11, becoming the oldest finalist since Ray Reardon in 1982. 

‘The Rocket’ now faces Judd Trump in pursuit of his seventh world championship, with his last Crucible win coming in 2020. Producers and fans will be praying he can land the title during filming.

O’Sullivan has granted all access to producers saying ‘You’ve got as much access as you need. If we’re going to do it let’s do it bloody good.’

O’Sullivan wants his documentary to be like that of his hero — Brazilian F1 legend Ayrton Senna. 2010 critically acclaimed movie ‘Senna’ won multiple awards in the ‘Best Documentary’ and ‘Best Editing’ categories. 

O’Sullivan added ‘It was quite inspiring to watch the Senna film. It was more about his human side. He was very focused on being the best. A born winner. I am not like that. I am more artistic.”

Ronnie O’Sullivan has just revealed on Eurosport he is mic’d up for his Netflix documentary and has been whilst playing throughout the tournament!That will be a fascinating insight when that is released.

“We are very different characters so it’s quite weird how I am drawn towards someone who is the opposite of me, but I loved him,”

Most people could be forgiven for being nervous about being monitored 24/7 while bidding for a World Championship in their profession. However, in