Ronnie O’Sullivan reveals retirement plans ahead of World Snooker Championship

Snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed that he has around five to 10 years left before he retires from the sport. The 48-year-old is set to face off against Jackson Page in the first round of the World Snooker Championship as he aims to achieve the rare feat of winning all of the triple crown events in the same year.

O’Sullivan, who recently clinched victory at the Masters, is considered the favorite to win this year’s World Championship. With an impressive track record that includes multiple championship wins, O’Sullivan’s dominance in the sport is undeniable.

Despite his success, O’Sullivan admits that he still has room for improvement and has been working with a coach to refine his game. He acknowledges that there is always more to learn and is focused on enjoying the process of playing at the highest level.

His opponent, Jackson Page, is a rising star in the world of snooker and is eager to challenge O’Sullivan on the grand stage. Page believes that he has the skills to compete with the veteran player and is determined to make his mark in the tournament.

As O’Sullivan prepares to face Page in the upcoming match, fans are eagerly anticipating the showdown between the seasoned pro and the young talent. With both players hungry for victory, the stage is set for an exciting and competitive match that could go down in snooker history.

Stay tuned for more updates on the World Snooker Championship as O’Sullivan and Page battle it out for glory on the green baize.