Ronnie O’Sullivan reveals retirement timeline as snooker icon competes for Wuhan Open glory

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Ronnie O’Sullivan reveals retirement timeline as snooker icon competes for Wuhan Open glory

Snooker icon Ronnie O’Sullivan has stated he might retire after the 2028 World Championship if he cannot resolve technical problems plaguing his game. He has set an 18-month timeframe to improve, expressing frustration with his current performance level. O’Sullivan admits his game is so poor he has little hope of regaining his previous form, describing his current play as ‘hit-and-hope snooker’.

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan may retire after the 2028 World Championship.
  • He is struggling with technical issues and has a poor outlook on his game.
  • O’Sullivan has given himself 18 months to try and improve his technique.
  • He described his current play as ‘hit-and-hope snooker’ and admitted he doesn’t know where the balls are going.
  • He has not won a major title since January 2024.
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