Ronnie O’Sullivan left even himself shocked with a performance for the ages at the Saudi Arabia Masters. The seven time champion produced his first 147 maximum break in seven years, and then

Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed the comment he heard before his match with Kyren Wilson on Thursday that made him try even harder to secure victory. O’Sullivan pulled off a huge shock in the Saudi Arabia Masters quarter-finals to secure his place in the last four of the competition.

Ronnie O'Sullivan made history at the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters by making two maximum breaks in the same match, landing a huge bonus in the process

NEIL ROBERTSON held off a spirited comeback from Ronnie O’Sullivan to land a £500,000 desert jackpot in a final-frame thriller. The Australian cueist, 43, secured the biggest pay cheque of his

Ronnie O'Sullivan took on Chris Wakelin in the semi-finals of the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters in Jeddah and lit up the match with a pair of maximum breaks en route to the final

It had been seven agonising years since Ronnie O’Sullivan last recorded a maximum break. Yet in the space of just two hours, ‘The Rocket’ not only ended that streak but fired in

THIS year’s thrilling Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters is rolling on at pace – and Ronnie O’Sullivan is closing in on the £500,000 jackpot! The Rocket battled back from two frames