Newstoday-Ronnie O’Sullivan cheekily calls win ‘paid practice’ and enjoys ‘time away in Airbnb’

The Players Championship contender Ronnie O’Sullivan risked the wrath of his peers after calling his latest victory “paid practice,andquot; adding that he tries to play as little snooker as possible

Ronnie O’Sullivan reacts in an interview after their match against Hossein Vafaei.
Ronnie O’Sullivan insulted his opponents saying he treats matches like ” ; paid internship”

Snooker superstar Ronnie O’Sullivan plays snooker these days just to get out of the house.

At least according to the man himself, who claimed after a dispute that he beat Zhou. Yuelong at the Players Championship on Tuesday (February 20) the score is 6-2. Oand#039;Sullivan, 48, reached the quarter-finals in Telford and needs three more wins to add to his £125,000 prize fund for 2024.

That will offend opponents, some of whom may be watching the match. The Rocket has the greatest opportunity of his professional life. But for O’Sullivan, it’s just a chance to stretch his legs and get a change of scenery.

“I’ve always been awake, yeah, it wasn’t in this,” The Rocket said of his return to playing. Just trying to do as little as possible to play.

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Luke Littler fans can now buy the 17-year-old and his shirt to support him as he continues to prove his talent in the Premier League.

The darts sensation was only 16 years old. old when he wowed Alexandra Palace at the World Darts Championship (WDC), a competition despite losing outright to Luke Humphries.

Nuke continues to play seven of the best darts players in the world – Humphries, Michael van Gerwen. and Gerwyn. Price, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross and Peter Wright – in a mini-tournament in a different city every Thursday until the final in May.

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“I feel happier doing that and I look at it as practice. . Take everything I can from the tour”
Fans can probably handle it as long as he continues to produce on big stages, as long as he likes to practice. Heand will face either Mark Selby or Barry Hawkins in the next round of the Players Championship, with the pair meeting on Wednesday (February 21) afternoon.
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