RONNIE O’SULLIVAN is arguably the best ever participant to grace a snooker desk – and he’s the favorite to win the World Snooker Championship.
The snooker legend is a SEVEN-time world champion and holds many data, together with the quickest most break, highest variety of century breaks, and essentially the most Triple Crown occasion titles (23).
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And O’Sullivan has pocketed quite a lot of winnings throughout his illustrious profession, which is highlighted by his approximate web price of £14million.
A number of experiences recommended that The Rocket is planning to carry down the curtain on his golden 32-year snooker profession after admitting that he has fallen out of affection with the calls for of the sport.
Nevertheless, O’Sullivan himself revealed that he’s NOT going to retire as he’s having fun with one among his most interesting seasons after beforehand profitable the Shanghai Masters, UK Championship and Masters.
Ronnie can also be main the way in which on the snooker world rankings which is another excuse why he finds it exhausting to stroll away from the game.
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However followers all need to know when is the snooker legend subsequent in motion.
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When is Ronnie O’Sullivan enjoying subsequent and who’s his opponent?
Ronnie O’Sullivan will compete within the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship on Tuesday, April 30.
O’Sullivan will face Stuart Bingham and the match begins from 2.30pm BST.
The place does Ronnie O’Sullivan need to retire?
Ronnie O’Sullivan revealed that he plans on ending his illustrious snooker profession in Asia.
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Talking in March 2023, The Rocket mentioned: “I’d like to complete my profession off in Asia. That is the place snooker is extra in style – like in China, Thailand and Hong Kong.
“With Covid it was doable to come back right here. My sponsors wish to see me in Asia.
“When issues open up extra, I’ll play extra in Asia and skip a couple of occasions within the UK. I can not do all of them.
“It’s at all times good to play a neighborhood favorite, whether or not that’s Ken Doherty in Eire, John Higgins in Scotland, Mark Williams in Wales, James Wattana right here in Thailand or Ding Junhui in China. These are implausible events.”
