O'Sullivan Gives Himself Two Years to Break Record
The 50-year-old says he may retire if forced into qualifying and will reassess in 2028 after chasing a record eighth title.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan makes retirement admission as snooker star feels time for eighth world title is running out
Ronnie O'Sullivan feels his time for a record-breaking eighth world title is running out, suggesting that he only has "two attempts" left.The Rocket, who vowed to quit the sport if he had to go through qualifying for the World Championship, won his last title in 2022 to go level with Stephen Hendry.Following his 6-1 win over Liu Linhao at the Shanghai Masters, O'Sullivan, 50, explained his eyes are still set on another World Championship."I have…
One of snooker's all-time greats Ronnie O'Sullivan has set himself a deadline of 2028 to win a record eighth world title and said he would end his career if he had to play the qualifiers.
The Shanghai Masters snooker may not be a points-scoring tournament, but the standards are still high. Ronnie O'Sullivan has started well and is already facing defending champion Kyren Wilson.
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