Ronnie O’Sullivan Calls for World Snooker Championship Venue Change

Ronnie O’Sullivan, the world number one snooker player, is causing a stir just days before the start of the World Cup. The Englishman has expressed his dislike for the traditional Crucible Theater in Sheffield, where the World Cup has been held since 1977. O’Sullivan believes that the limited space in the venue is not suitable for such a prestigious event and has suggested alternative locations such as Saudi Arabia or China.

In an interview with The Sun tabloid, O’Sullivan stated, “I don’t like the Crucible. I think it would be a wise decision to take the tournament away from Sheffield.” The snooker star, who has won all seven of his world titles at the Crucible, feels that a larger stage is needed to accommodate the tournament and provide a better experience for both players and spectators.

O’Sullivan’s suggestions for alternative venues have raised eyebrows among fans and officials alike. He believes that Saudi Arabia or China would be better equipped to host the World Cup, citing their resources and potential for greater prize money. O’Sullivan’s controversial comments have once again put him in the spotlight, as he continues to push the boundaries in the world of snooker.

As the World Cup approaches, all eyes will be on O’Sullivan to see if his preferences for a new venue will be taken into consideration. Whether the tournament remains at the historic Crucible Theater or moves to a new location, one thing is for certain – O’Sullivan’s opinions are sure to spark debate and discussion among snooker fans worldwide.