Ronnie O’Sullivan admits he needs to “consider his future” as he finds “no enjoyment” at World Grand Prix
Ronnie O’Sullivan has once again questioned the future of his snooker career; World Snooker bosses are currently reviewing O’Sullivan’s expletive-filled press conference in which he said Ali Carter, whom he beat 10-7 in the final of The Masters, was “not a nice person” and “a nightmare”
Ronnie O’Sullivan has once again questioned his snooker future after squeezing into the quarter-finals of the World Grand Prix in Leicester with a 4-3 win over Zhou Yuelong.
Just four days after his controversial eighth Masters triumph over Ali Carter, O’Sullivan said he was getting “no enjoyment” from continuing to move through tournaments with comparative ease.
O’Sullivan told ITV4: “I’ve got to really consider whether I can carry on feeling how I’m feeling out there – I just don’t get any enjoyment from the way I’m hitting the ball.
“I feel like it’s just hard work, I haven’t a clue where the balls are going, and a lot of it’s just guess-work.
“The worst thing is you’re winning bloody tournaments as well. If I was getting pumped every round playing like that it would be an easy decision to make.”
World Snooker to investigate O’Sullivan rant about Carter
The World Grand Prix comes just shortly after O’Sullivan’s expletive-laden press conference in London on Sunday after he won the Masters.
Carter says that the comments made by O’Sullivan’s “make no difference to me” but World Snooker bosses will review what was said.
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