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Updated: February 21, 2021, 10:37 pm Ronnie O’Sullivan was beaten in the Welsh Open final (Nigel French/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Jordan Brown sealed one of snooker’s greatest upsets as he beat six-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan in a final-frame decider to clinch the Welsh Open title at Celtic Ma...

Northern Irelands Jordan Brown has pulled off one of the biggest shocks in snooker history by defeating the legendary Ronnie OSullivan to win his first ever ranking tournament at the Welsh Open.

Jordan Brown sealed one of snooker’s greatest upsets as he beat six-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan in a final-frame decider to clinch the Welsh Open title at Celtic Manor.

SNOOKER LOOPY Ronnie O’Sullivan stunned by Jordan Brown as 750-1 outsider pulls off one of sport’s greatest shocks to win Welsh Open Hector Nunns Updated: 21 Feb 2021, 23:10 JORDAN BROWN created one of the greatest shocks in sporting history by beating Ronnie O’Sullivan to claim a first major title.  The 33-year-old from Northern Ireland, ranked No81 in the world, came into the Welsh Open as a 750-1 rank outsider to lift the Ray Reardon Trophy.  2 He’s done it… what a moment for Jo...

MARK Williams had no complaints after his convincing Welsh Open semi-final defeat at the hands of Ronnie O’Sullivan and believes his old adversary remains the world’s best player

Ronnie OSullivan has been given a bye into the semi-finals of the Welsh Open after last-eight opponent Ali Carter fell ill.

Antrim underdog Jordan Brown will take on Ronnie O'Sullivan in the Welsh Open final after they both recorded 6-1 victories over Stephen Maguire and Mark Williams respectively.

IF Mark Williams is feeling the pressure of going for a third Welsh Open title on home soil at Celtic Manor, he certainly isn’t showing it.

Updated / Wednesday, 17 Feb 2021 23:24 Ronnie OSullivan had little trouble in beating 58-year-old Jimmy White Ronnie OSullivan eased into the third round of the Welsh Open with a 4-0 victory over Jimmy White in Newport. O’Sullivan, who also whitewashed Robbie Williams in the opening round, was not at his sparkling best as he produced breaks of 70 and 65 to complete a comfortable win. The six-time world champion escaped from two difficult snookers to win a scrappy opening frame and also edged...