Banning his father from his championship game.Is Ronnie O’Sullivan on good terms with his dad? Details are not left out.

Ronnie O’Sullivan confessed to forbidding his father from watching his matches at the World Snooker Title because of the strain he felt to win. O’Sullivan Sr missed a huge part of his child’s prize loaded profession following a 18-year spell in jail for the homicide of Bruce Bryan.
Following his delivery in 2010, O’Sullivan was not permitted to watch his child’s matches at the Cauldron face to face, missing his latest title win in 2022. The Rocket has seldom avoided examining his fight with emotional well-being and felt that it was to his greatest advantage to forbid his dad from going to matches to forestall anxiety in front of large audiences.

In a concentrate from his book, Tough, O’Sullivan described a scene from his 2022 title run: “Something doesn’t add up about his way that says he doesn’t need interfering. This is my father. Ronnie O’Sullivan Sr. Huge Ron. He’ll get to watch my match later.”He’s recorded it, and when he returns to the lodging, he’ll watch the pieces when I’m at the table, stop it when my rival comes in, make himself some tea and afterward forward until they’re finished at the table and afterward watch me againBut I won’t give him access the scene, not until the match is finished.

It’s a lot for me. I recollect when I was a youngster, eight years of age and nine, and his attendance at a contest used to come down on me. On the off chance that I missed a shot I could hear his reaction – ‘You’re discarding it… ‘He cherished watching me practice. Him and his mates in the snooker club, him holding court as usual yet never taking his eyes off me. He’d converse with me subsequently like I was a fighter, similar to his uncles had been. ‘Take his f***ing head off, child!