Ronnie O’Sullivan Considering Retirement if Not for China and Saudi Arabia
Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed that he might retire from professional snooker if it weren’t for the opportunities presented by the sport’s growth in China and Saudi Arabia. As he prepares to compete, O’Sullivan credits these regions for extending his career and keeping his interest alive.
He explained that without the expanding snooker scene in these countries, he would likely have already put down his cue and ended his playing days. The increasing number of tournaments and support in China and Saudi Arabia has made the sport more sustainable and attractive for top players like him.
"If it weren’t for the opportunities to play in China and Saudi Arabia, I probably would have retired by now," O’Sullivan said.
These developments also reflect the growing global appeal of snooker, with new markets offering fresh incentives and exposure. For O’Sullivan, this renewed motivation helps maintain his competitive edge.
Ronnie O’Sullivan credits the rise of snooker in China and Saudi Arabia for prolonging his career, highlighting the sport’s expanding global reach and its impact on veteran players' decisions.
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