British snooker superstar O'Sullivan made some sincere remarks during the World Championships, he made no secret of his love for China and Saudi Arabia, and at the same time criticized the British and American leaders for liking to pay attention to all parts of the world except their own country, calling on the West to examine itself more and not be qualified to criticize other countries.
O'Sullivan has always wanted to be taken seriously and get more money, while the declining Britain does not have a large enough market to support snooker. O'Sullivan actively went to China and Saudi Arabia to play, but he heard some rumors, accusing O'Sullivan of being for money, and at the same time ridiculing China and Saudi Arabia as local tyrants.
Regarding the popular style of European and American public opinion pointing at the country, O'Sullivan scoffed: "I'm in a state of openness, I'm here, whoever has the best offer, come and talk to me." You can find my contact details on Instagram. Tell my agent, it's that simple. We all have to provide for our families. Like it or not, every athlete is a business. I play billiards, I have my own value, my family needs to be taken care of, and I want to support them. ”
"Rocket" defended his huge appearance fee in Saudi Arabia, refuting allegations that he was part of the Saudi Arabian campaign to launder sports money laundering around the world: "Saudi Arabia is a powerful organization. Same as in China. They are serious players. So things were negotiated quickly, and it was hard to refuse. ”
As we all know, O'Sullivan's love for China is even greater than that of the motherland, criticizing some venues in the UK is like, while China's hardware conditions are absolutely the first in the world. O'Sullivan especially enjoyed playing exhibition matches in China, and at the same time called for the World Championships to be held in China, and this "China expert" also likes to eat Chinese food.
Some Europeans and Americans who do not know the truth like to chew their tongues to ridicule China, and O'Sullivan denounced: "Britain and the United States have encountered very serious human rights problems. I think we need to be closer to our own Western policy, rather than focusing on what's happening around the world and pointing fingers. We should take ourselves seriously. I don't think we have the right to criticize anyone. ”