O'Sullivan is really chic.
His dash lies in the fact that between the conversation and laughter, the trees are ashes; it is also that the game is regarded as a child's play. He once fought in the final of the World Championships, and even defeated Selby to win the championship.
On November 7, in the semi-finals of the Snooker England Open, the Rockets once again gave us a glimpse of his jaw-dropping dashing, but the ending was not good.
O'Sullivan played well in front of the semi-finals, and he quickly won the match point 4-2 with a light car and BMW. Higgins looked rather frustrated.
As O'Sullivan's long-time rival, Higgins knows that there is no hope of defeating O'Sullivan purely technically without playing a trick.
I didn't think that the opportunity he was waiting for actually appeared.
In the crucial 7th inning, after the two men defended many times, the color balls were not in the spot, and the red balls were quite messy. At this time, the rocket suddenly refused to play and offered to restart the game.
When Higgins saw that the opportunity had come, he certainly did not agree, and presumably deliberately made things bigger. He saw that the Rockets still did not play at the prompt of the referee, and simply left to go to the bathroom.
O'Sullivan couldn't sit still on the field alone, so he had to go to the bathroom.
It was this interruption that became a turning point in the game.
O'Sullivan was clearly somewhat unhappy with Higgins' performance, thus losing his peace of mind and smooth rhythm. In this inning, he made a bizarre mistake after starting and flew the ball at the mouth of the bag. Higgins was overjoyed and took the opportunity to win back a round.
Even in the 11th inning after a 5-5 draw, the Rockets still had a chance to win, and he scored 34 points first. But O'Sullivan's mentality was unbalanced, and he actually fired a shot when he was made a snooker twice, leaving Higgins with a chance, and did not take the game seriously. In the end, O'Sullivan was reversed 6-5 by Higgins.
After the game, O'Sullivan should have been a little dissatisfied with Higgins' "off-the-plate moves", and it seemed that he was pulling Higgins to say something cool. But Higgins, who won the ball and reached the final, ripped off his hand and walked away.