US EditionDing Junhui ‘excited’ to end his Hong Kong exile at snooker’s World Grand Prix
- Ronnie O'Sullivan has withdrawn from the World Grand Prix in Hong Kong due to health reasons, stating, 'I must consider my health' and expressing disappointment about missing the event.
- O'Sullivan was scheduled to play Si Jiahui but will be replaced by Hossein Vafaei in the tournament draw.
- O'Sullivan has withdrawn from seven events since November, including the Masters and German Masters, due to struggles with mental health.
- Despite these challenges, O'Sullivan is reported to be improving and is expected to return for the World Snooker Championship in April.
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Regret over Rocket's pullout from HK event
Jamie Liu China's Si Jiahui expressed regret at Ronnie O'Sullivan's withdrawal from this week's World Grand Prix 2025, the first snooker world tournament to be held in the Kai Tak facilities. Si, who was originally scheduled to face O'Sullivan in his first match, said he had looked forward to...
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