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Ronnie O'Sullivan finally finds fun in near-perfect Ding Junhui mauling - Vimarsana News

Ronnie O'Sullivan finally finds fun in near-perfect Ding Junhui mauling

Ronnie O'Sullivan produced one of the best displays of snooker you will ever see as he hammered Ding Junhui 6-1 in the World Grand Prix semi-finals, finally managing to enjoy one of his own performances.

Ryan Giggs tells Sir Jim Ratcliffe the 'number one' thing that must change at Manchester United | Football - Vimarsana News

Ryan Giggs tells Sir Jim Ratcliffe the 'number one' thing that must change at Manchester United | Football

Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs says changing the culture at the club must be the number one priority for Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Judd Trump leads Ronnie O'Sullivan in heavyweight World Grand Prix final - Vimarsana News

Judd Trump leads Ronnie O'Sullivan in heavyweight World Grand Prix final

Judd Trump leads Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-3 after the first session of the World Grand Prix final in Leicester on Sunday, with the pair returning in a race to 10 frames in the evening session.

Laois Nationalist — Ronnie O'Sullivan breezes into World Grand Prix semi-finals in Leicester - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Ronnie O'Sullivan breezes into World Grand Prix semi-finals in Leicester

The 48-year-old recovered after losing the opening frame.

A golden ball and a 167 break: Saudi Arabia's mad snooker gimmick is a step too far - Vimarsana News

A golden ball and a 167 break: Saudi Arabia's mad snooker gimmick is a step too far

SPORTSWASHING IN 2024: Saudi Arabia’s latest sportswashing project, a new snooker tournament in Riyadh, will have a 20-point golden ball added to the table in a ludicrous gimmick that is the sign of a desperate sport, writes Luke Baker

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