Snooker star Ronnie O’Sullivan goes ‘on strike’ in public dispute with snooker bosses

has guaranteed he is ‘protesting’ with regards to 147 most extreme breaks in snooker in his most recent line with the game’s supervisors. The seven-time world champion has been at odds with the people who run the game for a long time. Frequently, he has threatened to retire and complained about things like playing standards, the quality of venues, and the amount of money offered for prizes.

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What’s more, the last thought has provoked his most recent assault. O’Sullivan, 48, trusts the compensations on offer for accomplishing snooker’s definitive break don’t justify pursuing for one, in spite of making a record 15 in his own notorious vocation.

However, he’s presently said he might have had more had he not chose to purposely quit attempting to hit them. O’Sullivan commented on Gary Wilson’s one-putt victory over John Higgins in the semi-finals while serving as a pundit for Eurosport at the Welsh Open.

Asked the number of more he that might have made, O’Sullivan contended: ” I figure one more five or six, yet I picketed quite a while in the past.” He then, at that point, promised to proceed with his strike “until they begin knocking up the award cash,” saying £147,000 would be an adequate award.

O’Sullivan frustrated fans when he pulled out from playing in Llandudno past the point of no return, yet it was a similar competition in 2016 where he broadly selected to hit a 146 in fight at the reward prize for a greatest being just a £10,000. ” He revealed at the time, “I could have gotten on the black and possibly made a 147.”

“I realized it was 10 thousand and I recently felt that is altogether too modest, truly. To make a maxi, it’s a particularly gigantic accomplishment and in the event that they will pay us 10 thousand, I believe it merits somewhat more than that. When the award goes up a little, I’ll go for the 147. A 146 is basically the same.”