Ronnie O'Sullivan listed two snooker players who he thought were better than him
On April 25, 2024, according to agenda editor Jack Pollton, this Wednesday, the Rockets will face Jackson Page in the World Snooker Championship, and he said that there are two players who are better than him, they are Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry.
O'Sullivan is widely regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time.
But according to the Rockets, he thinks there are two players who are better than him, Steve Davis, who ruled the '80s, and Stephen Hendry, who ruled the '90s. The Rockets hit six straight whips in Crucible's game against Jackson Page to take an 8-1 lead.
"I sometimes hear things off the stage during games and it affects your performance in games. Stephen Hendry and Davis had almost everything they needed to focus on snooker, and I didn't. ”
O'Sullivan won the British Championship and Masters earlier this season and is now looking forward to winning the World Championships, which would be the first time in his career that he has won a Grand Slam in a single season.
He is also the favourite to win an eighth World Championship trophy, which would see him surpass Stephen Hendry's seven, with the pair currently holding a record of seven.
O'Sullivan added: "As a player, I will do whatever it takes to compete with those guys. But when you get there, you feel like it's a bit of an anti-orgasm and it's not as good as you thought it would be. By then, you're already in the middle of it, and it's too late to quit and do it again. You'll say, 'I've gotten what I've got,' and there's something else you can get out of it." ”
Peppa Pig has faced O'Sullivan twice in his career, with the latter winning both times, including the British Open in October. The Rockets credit his game form and longevity to positive lifestyle changes. ”
"I love playing," he said. I can go almost anywhere I want, play snooker, and rest when I want to. I'm my own boss and that's the most important thing. ”
"I want to win because I've always been competitive. In any case, I have to take this approach. I don't know if it's going to make me the greatest snooker player, but it really doesn't matter. (Welcome to click to pay attention to Runwu AB, please indicate the source for reprinting, thank you)