Ronnie o ‘Sullivan He says he is not ready to stop snooker, but suspicion that he can rediscover a sufficient shape to go out with a smile on my face “.
The world champion of seven o’clock, 49, did not play on the World About January since January and had yet to decide whether to compete at this year’s World Championship, which begins in the 19th. April.
O’Sullivan, currently the world number five, fell out of love with sports and after the fight for form pulled out of five last six WST tournaments on medical bases.
He told the daily mail: “I’m not giving up yet, but I’ll give myself two years to try to understand.
“I don’t want to finish my sense of career as if I didn’t actually perform me at the level I know I could.
“I don’t have to beat the tournaments, but I just want to feel like I enjoy the game. I would like to go out with a smile on my face.”
He continued, “I have to try to fix and just try to find how I played for playing snookers. It’s a mass process of renewing and I’ll probably ever have to do as a snooker player.
“I think I can do it? Probably not if I’m honest.
“I think that’s probably too late in my career and I probably damaged the slooker player. You take a lot of important scars over the years. But I’m not ready to stop at this point.”
O’Sullivan, which are widely considered the largest player of Snooker, was the last winter Championship 2022. year when he became the oldest winner of the global crown.
He won a record 23 Triple crown Headings including eight master’s headings and eight UK Championship Titles.