Ronnie O’Sullivan has described Neil Robertson as a “mystery” and the Australian’s bewildering game continues to confound players and fans alike. The 41-year-old has not progressed beyond the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship since winning the Crucible in 2010 and his form this season suggests the hoodoo will not be broken this year..
r star Ronnie Oand#039;Sullivan called and#039;secret and#039; in poor form ahead of WC. Ronnie Oand#039;Sullivan’s enigma hopes to end the ill-fated World Snooker Championship.JACK MCEACHEN10:45 Sat 10 Feb 20240FOLLOWER2024 Spreadex World Grand Prix – Day 7Ronnie Oand#039 left one of his rivals Sulliff. (Image: Getty)Ronnie O’Sullivan has described Neil Robertson as a “mystery” and the Australian’s confusing game continues to confound players and fans. The 41-year-old has not progressed beyond the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship since winning the Crucible in 2010 and his form this season suggests the hoodoo will not be broken this year.
RELATED ARTICLERonnie Oand#039;Sullivan and Stephen Hendry agree snooker stars and#039;don’t enjoy and#039; sportsKyren Wilson warns Oand#039;Sullivan and others after seeing Rocket toy with rivalsRobertson has had five first-round exits from ranking events this season, with the world No.7 falling out of the top 16. That would mean he misses out on a place at the lucrative new tournament in Saudi Arabia and is likely to face a cut at the World Cup in April.Despite this dip in form,
Robertson proved to be one of the most influential snooker players of his time. He has won 23 chart titles and is the only non-British star to achieve the Triple Crown. Such achievements did not explain to O’Sullivan and Stephen Hendry why he had not become a bigger force in the game.”He’s this miserable enigma,” O’Sullivan told Stephen Hendry’s Cue Tips. “How come he didn’t do better at the Crucible? I don’t understand, man. He (plays) like he plays a pool table, you think “he can’t pass it, he can’t pass it”, he’s out, but his pot is given, it’s just “Where do I want the white?” Phenomenal six..
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