Ronnie O’Sullivan eyes historic World Championship win at 2024 event

Ronnie O’Sullivan continues to defy the odds and showcase his incredible talent at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield. The seven-time champion, at the age of 48, believes he has what it takes to win another world title in his 50s, a feat that has never been achieved before in the sport.

After a dominant 10-1 victory over Jackson Page, O’Sullivan expressed his confidence in his abilities, stating, “I know the ability is there – it’s just finding the right formula.” With his sights set on an eighth title, O’Sullivan is determined to surpass Stephen Hendry’s record of seven Crucible successes.

Hendry himself acknowledges O’Sullivan’s prowess, noting that the draw seems to be opening up for the snooker legend. With several top seeds already eliminated, O’Sullivan’s path to victory may indeed be a procession, as he continues to display his unmatched skill and composure on the table.

In another exciting match, four-time champion John Higgins battled to a hard-fought 10-6 win over Jamie Jones, setting up a thrilling last-16 clash with world number three Mark Allen. Despite being ranked 13th in the world, Higgins is determined to stay in the top 16 and continue his impressive career in snooker.

As the tournament progresses, fans can expect more thrilling matches and impressive performances from the top players in the world. With O’Sullivan and Higgins leading the charge, the World Snooker Championship promises to deliver excitement and drama as the competition heats up at the Crucible Theatre.