Ronnie O’Sullivan commits to working hard on his game for the next 12 months

Snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan has announced his dedication to working hard on his game over the next 12 months in a bid to extend his career at the top level. Despite recent wins at the UK Championship and Masters, the world No. 1 has been dissatisfied with the state of his game.

O’Sullivan has reconnected with Sports Psychiatrist Steve Peters, who will be by his side at the upcoming World Championship and for the next year. The snooker star expressed his commitment to improving his game and feeling comfortable at the table.

The 48-year-old acknowledged his struggles on the green baize, stating, “I’ve given myself a year to the end of next year’s World Championship to work with Steve and hope to get back to where I feel it’s acceptable.”

O’Sullivan emphasized the importance of enjoying the game, stating, “If I can get back to enjoy the playing, then I’ll be the happiest man in the world.” Despite his dissatisfaction with his performance, he remains optimistic about his chances at winning an eighth World Championship title.

The snooker maestro highlighted the mental aspect of the game, expressing his desire to work through his current challenges. O’Sullivan’s dedication to improving his game and finding joy in playing suggests that fans can expect to see more of his remarkable talent on display in the coming months.

As O’Sullivan prepares for the World Championship, fans will be eagerly watching to see if his hard work and dedication pay off on the table. With his determination and the support of Steve Peters, the snooker world could witness another chapter in the illustrious career of Ronnie O’Sullivan.