BREAKING NEWS: Renowned snooker champion Ronnie O’Sullivan considers leaving the sport as he discovers a new career path.

Ronnie O’Sullivan, widely regarded as one of the greatest snooker players of all time, has expressed an interest in transitioning to new career paths as he contemplates retirement from professional snooker. The 48-year-old, nicknamed “The Rocket,” recently shared his thoughts on exploring alternative pursuits after his illustrious snooker career.

O’Sullivan has shown an interest in Chinese eight-ball pool, a rapidly growing sport in China with substantial prize money. He has noted that the game fascinates him and could offer a fresh challenge, especially as competing in snooker against younger players has become less appealing over time. However, he acknowledged that his decision might depend on sponsor support, which currently ties him to snooker.

Beyond cue sports, O’Sullivan has also embraced running as a personal passion and potential post-retirement pursuit. He mentioned enjoying his involvement with a local running club and expressed a desire to earn coaching qualifications to guide aspiring runners. This reflects his interest in staying active and contributing to sports in new capacities.

Though he remains a major figure in snooker, O’Sullivan’s focus seems to be shifting toward endeavors that prioritize personal fulfillment and life balance. Whether he transitions fully to pool, running, or another path, his legacy as a snooker legend is secure.