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In a highly anticipated grudge match, Ronnie O’Sullivan showcased his snooker prowess by defeating Ali Carter 10-2 in the Tour Championship quarter-finals. The tension between the two players was palpable, stemming from their previous clash at the Masters final earlier this year.

Carter, still nursing the wounds from their previous encounter, struggled to find his rhythm from the start. O’Sullivan took advantage of Carter’s early mistakes, building an impressive lead with his precise potting and break-building skills. The Rocket’s dominance was evident as he raced to a 7-0 lead, leaving Carter reeling.

Despite a brief resurgence from Carter with a remarkable 141 clearance, O’Sullivan quickly regained control of the match. With his signature flair and precision, O’Sullivan closed out the game with a series of impressive breaks, sealing his victory in style.

Looking ahead, O’Sullivan will face either Zhang Anda or Gary Wilson in the semi-finals. Both players are locked in a tight battle, with the score tied at 4-4. The prospect of facing the snooker legend in the next round adds an extra layer of excitement to the ongoing quarter-final matchup.

As the Tour Championship continues to unfold, fans can expect more thrilling matches and intense showdowns on the green baize. O’Sullivan’s commanding performance against Carter serves as a reminder of his exceptional talent and unwavering focus on the snooker table. Stay tuned for more updates and highlights from the world of snooker.