Ronnie O'Sullivan has been the most popular and well-known player in snooker. He has won 21 major tournaments and was named world champion in two different organizations. There are many snooker tournaments that take place in various parts of the world. They include the Snooker Grand Prix as well the World Snooker Championship (WSC) and the Champions Grand Slam.
O'Sullivan has won 39 ranking titles during his career. O'Sullivan has also been a snooker icon, having earned over 500,000 pounds. His success has made he one of most powerful sportsmen on the planet.
In the grand scheme, he is the only snooker player who has been featured on Sports Illustrated's cover. He has also won the World Snooker title three times. These were just a few of his many accomplishments in the sport.
There have been many other winners of the most prestigious award in snooker. One of them is Stephen Lee, who won the Snooker International Championship in 2012. Another is Graeme McDowall who has won many championships throughout his career. Ronnie O'Sullivan, an old batty snooker, has won more than twenty one major snooker championships in his career as a professional.
However, the best snooker players in a tournament are the experts. These are rare breeds indeed. Many of them have been around a long while. Cliff Thorburn is a veteran player, while Jimmy White has over 50 years experience. John Higgins, Murray Llewellyn and others have been predicted to be the next big thing.
A few snooker tournaments are held in Australia, Britain, Europe. The Champion of Champions Snooker Tournament in Coventry, England is the most popular. The tournament is seven days long and includes 31 matches. Among other perks, the winner gets a free ticket to the Wembley Masters. A bonus for locals is that the competition features some of world's best players, which is an added benefit.
The Snooker Grand prix was another important event. It lasted for over a whole month and featured 31 competitive matches. During this event, the champion of snooker title was decided in the most grueling of finals. Peter Ebdon (with Mike Dunn), David Gilbert, Martina Meredith, and Martina Meredith were some of the other notable players. Although they did not reach the finals, all three were victorious in their respective categories.
Overall, snooker is a sport that has lasted the test of the time. Even the most experienced snooker enthusiast will agree that the game is great fun. Whether or not the winner is the real deal is anyone's guess. We're content to have a few games. We are hopeful that we will soon find out!
A snooker tournament is complete without a winner. This is a list highlighting the most successful snooker player of all time.