News-World Snooker now reviewing Ronnie O’Sullivan’s expletive-laden rant at rival Carter

Ronnie O’Sullivan’s comments about his explosive verbal attack on Ali Carter have been criticized by the World Snooker Tour. O’Sullivan described Carter as a “nightmare from hell” and claimed he needed to “see a counsellor” after defeating his bitter rival in Sunday’s Masters final.

The 48-year-old hit back at Carter, who has taken the world by storm. by storm a storm First place was “bed on the floor” in a match at Alexandra Palace which O’Sullivan won 10-7. WST said O’Sullivan’s poo had been reviewed and he declined to comment further.

O’Sullivan told several newspapers: “He needs to get his life together. I’m not going to go with it and walk on eggshells for someone like that around. He’s a nightmare. Playing snooker against such a person is a nightmare. He is not a nice person. It is not a pleasant atmosphere that he leaves around the table. I said I didn’t care. I’ve said it now, done. You know what he’s like, everybody knows what he’s like. He has problems. I don’t have it.”

O’Sullivan added: “He has a beef with me. He’s got problems, he needs to get his life together, he needs a counselor or something. He needs to sort it out because I haven’t spoken to him in 20 years.”

The pair’s long-standing bitter rivalry boiled over in their 2018 World Championship match at the Crucible when O’Sullivan collided with Carter on the table. . . . At Alexandra Palace on Sunday, Carter had a heated exchange with someone who shouted at the time of the shooting.

Carter, 44, said: “There were some things that went unnoticed. Well, they don’t. go unnoticed – anyone, anyone with sight or brains can see what’s going on. It’s disgusting, frankly. Nobody wants to say anything, do they? [O’Sullivan] snoring across the floor and that’s it. This is outrageous behavior from a top professional. If it’s swept under the rug, it’s not good for me.”

O’Sullivan is currently embroiled in a disciplinary dispute with the game’s governing body, the World Professional Pool and Snooker Association, over comments he made about the unauthorized display. . Matches. Carter’s case is expected to go to the WPBSA..