Ronnie O’Sullivan hails ‘most consistent player’ of last five years ahead of World Champs
Ronnie O’Sullivan has been an irresistible force in snooker over the last 18 months, but one star proved to be an immovable object for the Rocket
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Ronnie O’Sullivan hailed Mark Williams as one of the finest snooker players on the planet
Williams, 49, overcame O’Sullivan in the Snooker Tour Championship Final, overturning a 5-3 deficit to win 10-5 in Manchester. O’Sullivan was completely helpless to stop the Welshman’s unstoppable burst of seven continuous frames from consigning him to his first defeat in a final since losing to Fan Zhengyi in the 2022 European Masters.
In his post-match interview, O’Sullivan took his hat off to Williams, admitting there was little he could do to stop the rampant Welshman. With the World Championship on the horizon, O’Sullivan serenaded the World No.8.
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“He’s so talented and I think he’s better now than he’s ever been. I tried to give it everything. I did it this afternoon to stay in the match but he’s so consistent, so strong, if you don’t consistently play top-level snooker he’ll eat you alive.”
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