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Ronnie O’Sullivan Eyes Eighth World Title with Two Remaining Chances

Ronnie O’Sullivan, tied with Stephen Hendry, seeks his eighth World Championship title. The snooker legend sees two opportunities left to claim the record.

Editorial Desk

July 28, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Ronnie O’Sullivan, the 46-year-old snooker maestro, has declared that he has two remaining opportunities to secure his eighth World Championship title. Currently tied with Stephen Hendry, O’Sullivan stands as one of the most successful players in the modern era of the World Championship.

O’Sullivan, who has previously won the prestigious title seven times, made the remarks during a recent press conference. “I believe I have two more chances to win this title. It’s something I’m very focused on,” he stated.

His comments come as he prepares for the upcoming World Championship, where he aims to surpass Hendry’s record and etch his name further into snooker history. O’Sullivan’s career has been marked by numerous accolades and a fierce competitive spirit, making him a fan favorite and a formidable opponent.

The World Championship, held annually at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, is one of the most prestigious events in the snooker calendar. Winners of this tournament are immortalized in the sport’s history, and O’Sullivan’s pursuit of an eighth title underscores the high stakes and intense competition.

As O’Sullivan gears up for the challenge, snooker enthusiasts around the world are watching closely. His potential record-breaking achievement wouldn’t only cement his legacy but also inspire a new generation of players.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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