Ronnie O’Sullivan has lifted the lid on his ‘nightmare decision’ to withdraw from the Masters – after claiming he ‘lost the plot’. The defending champion had

Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan has spoken out after his shock withdrawal from The Masters and made a worrying admission about the sport. On Friday, O'Sullivan released a statement confirming that he had pulled out of The Masters, just two days before his scheduled opening match against John Higgins.

Ronnie O’Sullivan withdrew from the Masters earlier this week just two days before his first-round clash with John Higgins and has now sent snooker bosses a strong message

RONNIE O’SULLIVAN claims his “nightmare decision” to pull out of the Masters was due to exhaustion – and after he “lost the plot” by snapping his cue last week. The Rocket, 49, was set to face

Ronnie O'Sullivan has called for World Snooker to employ a full-time mental health professional at tournaments to support players struggling with psychological pressures. The seven-time world champion made the appeal during Eurosport's coverage of the Masters,

Ronnie O’Sullivan has opened up on his decision to withdraw from the Masters, admitting he “exhausted” himself at the end of 2024 and start of 2025.

Ronnie O'Sullivan says he made the "nightmare" decision to withdraw from the Masters on medical grounds as he "lost the plot" at last Thursday.

Snooker star Ronnie O'Sullivan has revealed that exhaustion and pressure from a three-week playing trip led to his withdrawal from the Masters tournament. The 49-year-old, who was set to defend his title,

Ronnie O’Sullivan described his withdrawal from the Masters as a ‘nightmare decision to make’ and said it was down to a build-up of pressure ahead of the tournament. The Rocket pulled out of the defence of his Masters title on Friday after,