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Ronald Antonio O’Sullivan was born on 5 December 1975, in Wordsley, West Midlands, England, and is a professional pool and snooker player, regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the sport. He’s known particularly for his rapid playing style, but of his efforts have helped put his net worth to where it is today.

How rich is Ronnie O’Sullivan? As of early-2017, sources inform us of a net worth that is at $12 million, mostly earned through success in pool and snooker, having won numerous tournaments over the course of his career. As he continues his endeavors, it is expected that his wealth will continue to increase.

Ronnie would start getting known for his snooker skill at a young age, making his first century break at the age of 10. He then got his first total clearance two years later, before becoming the British Under-16 Champion at the age of 13. The following year, he made his television debut and would then make his first maximum break in the 1991 British Amateur Championships. In the same year he would become the IBSF World Under-21 Champion, before turning professional.

During his first season as a professional, he would win 74 of his first 76 matches, setting a winning streak of 38 successive victories. He earned the nickname “The Rocket” after setting the record for fastest best-of-9 frame match. He would become the youngest player to qualify for the World Championship, but lost in the first round. In 1993, he was named as WPBSA’s Young Player of the Year, then won his first title the following season at the UK Championship, making him the youngest ever winner of a professional ranking tournament. He ended the season at number nine in the rankings, and was named WPBSA’s Player of the Year. While he did not win during the 1994 season, he consistently had strong performances. He would win two ranking titles in 1996, which were the Asian Classic and the German Open. He won the UK Championship once again in 1997 but didn’t defend his title the following year as he was recommended by doctors to rest; his net worth was already significant.

In 1999, O’Sullivan would win the Scottish Open and the China Open. His first World Championship title would come in the next year, then in 2001 he would become the world number one, and win his third UK Championship. He got another World Championship title in 2003 before getting his second Masters title in 2004. 2006 would give him a third Masters title, and the following year he would win both the UK Championship as well as the World Championship. His fourth and fifth World championship wins would come back-to-back in 2011 and 2012. Over the next few years he would win his seventh Masters title and his fifth UK Championship title.

Aside from playing the sport, Ronnie broadcasts regularly as part of the radio station Phoenix FM. In 2014, he became the global ambassador for snooker in a deal made with Eurosport, which led to the creation of “The Ronnie O’Sullivan Show”, on which he interviews other professional players. In 2016, he wrote the crime novel “Framed”.

For his personal life, it is known that O’Sullivan has three children. She had a child with Sally Magnus and later had two children in his relationship with Jo Langley. In 2013, he became engaged to his partner, actress Laila Rouass. He denies any firm commitment to a religion. He is a fan of the Arsenal football team, and is also into motor racing, plus participates in running events. In 2015, he endorsed Labour leader Ed Miliband in the general elections.

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Ronnie O’Sullivan Quick Info

Ronnie O’Sullivan Trademarks

1. Ambidextrous playing style.
2. Fast and flamboyant playing style.

Ronnie O’Sullivan Quotes

• I just want to live for the moment. Tomorrow’s not important, next month is not important, what’s happened in the past is not important. That is my journey.
• I’ve tried a number of religions and gurus in my time, including Buddhism, but ultimately they didn’t do as much for my peace of mind as snooker.
• It’s so strange that the more successful you become, the more people want to give you things. And the more you can afford, the more people want to give you things for nothing. It doesn’t seem right.
• When I stopped taking drugs I got really depressed. I was struggling with life. It’s a bit chicken and egg. I was depressed because I’d stopped drinking and taking drugs, but I only drank and took drugs in the first place because I was depressed. Ultimately I’d rather be clean and depressed than on drugs and depressed. At least there’s a way out, and you’re reliant on your natural feelings – if you’re down you really are down; if you’re up, you are genuinely up.
• On playing against John Higgins at the 2016 Scottish Open: John’s done fantastic things in snooker along with Stephen Hendry, probably two of the greatest sportsmen Scotland has ever had, so it will be a fantastic occasion. But there are so many good players left in the draw and, from Friday onwards, the crowds are going to be entertained by some high-quality snooker.
• The most important thing, the biggest love of my life, is my snooker. I’ve never been so emotionally ingrained in something – in a person, an object, anything – as I have in snooker.
• People think I don’t like interviews but I don’t mind speaking about proper and interesting stuff. When it’s stupid stuff to build your image and you are told to mention this and mention that, I hate it.
• I’ve been semi-successful. I’ve done all right but I’m not the player I was. Who do I think will win the world championship? John Higgins. Have I been good for snooker? I don’t know.
• I don’t think I suffered with depression, I don’t think I’m a depressed type of person – I just think I suffered a depression to do with snooker, and I just couldn’t handle it. I could go out and play, but take me out of there and I couldn’t do life. It was a nightmare, my life just felt like a bit of a nightmare.
• The relentless pursuit of perfection has been my problem over the years. It’s maybe held me back.
• Running clears my mind, and gives me a reason to get out of bed in the morning.
• My dad’s method in his madness was to try every sport and then observe what I liked. I played football, tennis, golf, cricket but I loved my snooker.
• Looking for perfection is the only way to motivate yourself.

Ronnie O’Sullivan Important Facts

• Snooker player Peter Ebdon called him The Mozart of Snooker.
• Parents are Ronald John O’Sullivan and Maria O’Sullivan (née Catallana).
• Since February 2013 became engaged to British actress Laila Rouass.
• Grew up, and still lives, in the Manor Road area in Chigwell, Essex, an affluent suburb of London.
• Is a keen football fan and supports Arsenal.
• His mother Maria is from Sicily and his paternal grandfather hails from Cork, Ireland.
• His introduction song is “Let Me Entertain You” by Robbie Williams.
• Has 3 children: Taylor-Ann Magnus (born 1996) from a two-year relationship with Sally Magnus. Lily (born 2006) and Ronnie Jr. (born 2007) with his former girlfriend Jo Langley, whom he met at Narcotics Anonymous.
• Is the cousin of female snooker player Maria Catalano, who has been ranked number one in the women’s game.
• Spoke very highly of John Higgins playing style.
• Attended Wanstead High School.
• Has achieved the most centuries at the Crucible Theatre, breaking Stephen Hendry’s record of 127 Crucible centuries. As of 2014, he has scored 144 century breaks during the Snooker World Championship.
• When he first displayed this left-handed ability in the 1996 World Championship against Alain Robidoux, the Canadian accused him of disrespect. O’Sullivan responded that he played better with his left hand than Robidoux could with his right. He was summoned to a disciplinary hearing in response to Robidoux’s formal complaint, where he had to prove that he could play to a high level with his left hand. He played three frames of snooker against former world championship runner-up Rex Williams, winning all three. The charge of bringing the game into disrepute was subsequently dropped.
• In 2004, he appeared on British motoring show Top Gear as the “Star in a Reasonably Priced Car”, and finished with a time of 1:47.3 around the test track in a Suzuki Liana.
• Has a perfect head to head record against opponent Ali Carter. He and Carter met in 13 televised matches with Ronnie winning all 13.
• Holds the record for the most unanswered points during a match. He scored 556 points without reply during his 6-0 whitewash against Ricky Walden in the 2014 Masters. He also finished the entire match in less than 1 hour in doing so.
• Ronnie O’Sullivan holds the record for making the most centuries in a best-of-9 match compiling five centuries (including a 147) to beat Ali Carter 5-2 at the 2007 Northern Ireland Trophy.
• Scored 141 break at the World Championship Final 2012, an all time record. The previous record was 139 and was achieved by Ronnie O’Sullivan himself in 2001.
• Is the only player to have scored 6 century breaks at a World Snooker Championship Final (achieved in 2013). The previous record was 5 and was held jointly by Stephen Hendry (in 1997), John Higgins (in 1998) and Matthew Stevens (in 2000).
• Winner of 6 Master titles (1995, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2014 and 2016) an invitation event which only the top 16 seeded players can play. Ronnie O’Sullivan was ranked outside the top 16 when he won the 2014 Masters title and was eligible to enter the tournament because he won the 2013 World Snooker Championship.
• Ranked joint 2nd with Steve Davis and John Higgins for winning the most ranking tournaments in the modern era with 28 ranking tournament wins. Stephen Hendry leads the field with 36 ranking titles under his belt.
• Noted for declaring his intention to quit playing snooker repeatedly. He worked during the 2012/13 season in a pig farm.
• Parents ran sex shops in Soho.
• Completed a maximum break in 5 minutes and 20 seconds during the 1997 World Snooker Championship. A maximum is achieved when a snooker player pots 15 reds followed by 15 blacks for 120 points, followed by potting yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black for 27 points.
• Has made 6 appearances in the UK Championship Final, losing in 2016 to Mark Selby.
• Lost to Mark Selby in the 2014 World Snooker Championship final by a score of 14-18, his first ever loss at the Crucible.
• Has 13 ratified competitive maximum breaks, the most by any professional player.
• Won the inaugural Champion of Champions tournament. He beat opponent Stuart Bingham 10 frames to 8.
• Leads the field with the most century breaks. As of Januray 2016, he has compiled 806 century breaks.
• Admires snooker players Stephen Hendry and John Higgins. Is friends with Jimmy White and Ali Carter.
• Is of Irish-Italian ancestry, as are compatriots Francis Rossi, Finola Hughes, and Chris Rea. O’Sullivan’s mother is from Sicily and his paternal grandfather is from Cork, Ireland.
• Winner of the 2001, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2013 World Snooker Championship.

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