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Snooker
RonnieO'Sullivan
Ronnie O'Sullivan's game is defined by break-building and centuries, and he is still ranked among the leading snooker players.
Overview
Ronnie O'Sullivan's snooker is built around break-building. He converts an opening into a scoring visit, accumulates points, and compiles centuries, making the most of the chances that come his way. That heavy scoring has carried him to seven world titles, and the century total below shows how often he has turned an opportunity into a decisive contribution. When a frame opens up, his scoring becomes the central part of the contest.
Ronnie O'Sullivan sits 14th on the World Snooker Tour, with 41 titles and 1,338 centuries. His world titles and long career place him among the defining players of the modern era. Honours include an OBE and a place in the Snooker Hall of Fame. For a fan checking the essentials, the current ranking and the century count show that he is still active at the top level.
Snooker record
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Seven world titles sit on his record, claimed in 2001, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2020 and 2022.
Wordsley in the United Kingdom is his birthplace, and he was born on 5 December 1975.
Far from retired, he turned professional in 1992 and is competing in the 2025/26 season.