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Judd Trump revealed he was fired up to beat home favourite Ding Junhui by the partisan home crowd in Yushan as the Englishman defended his World Open crown with a comprehensive 10-4 victory.

Ali Carter believes bogeyman Ronnie O’Sullivan is “mentally unwell” after being on the receiving end of his explosive X-rated rant.

Ali Carter was spotted confronting a couple of fans in the Ally Pally crowd who were cheering for Ronnie O'Sullivan during the Masters final.

David and Victoria Beckham have scooped up more than £130 million in yearly sales, following the success of their Netflix documentary, along with their media and fashion empires. Accounts for David Beckham’s businesses alone revealed he made £72.6 million in revenues across 2022.The figure incorporates sales from his sponsorships and brands, as well as from his production firm Studio 99 which made the documentary Beckham and the biopic The Edge of Everything, documenting the life of English snooker player Ronnie O’Sullivan.The four-part series Beckham spent six weeks in Netflix’s top ten shows globally earlier this year, reports PA.

Piers Morgan has delivered yet another brutal jibe at Mary Earps, branding her World Cup Final spot kick save as coming from the “worst penalty in World Cup history”.

Piers Morgan has been slammed for going "full Joey Barton" after he called out Mary Earps for being named as BBC Sports Personality of the Year despite 'not winning anything'.

Mark Allen believes snooker could be on the verge of civil war – and has suggested BOYCOTTS to force change.

Nick Freeman has made millions getting his celebrity clients off drink-drive charges and other motoring offences.

The Duchess of York is among a group of famous faces who have reportedly had their personal details leaked by Russian hackers on the so-called ‘Dark Web’. Prince Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, 62, along with 58-year-old Lady Sarah Chatto – King Charles’ cousin – and Sir David Attenborough, 96, were targeted by a group known as the ‘Snatch Team’, The Mail on Sunday (25. 09.

Jeremy Clarkson after hacking a luxury grocery firm. Motormouth Jezza, snooker ace Ronnie O’Sullivan, Wildlife presenter David Attenborough, Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and former tennis star Tim Henman all had information nicked by the Russian gang. READ MORE: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money' Their addresses and other details were published on the dark web after the raid on Daylesford Organic.Security expert Philip Ingram - a former colonel in British military - warned: “This cyber attack should be a wake-up call for the security services and businesses.“Daylesford is exactly the kind of company that would be viewed by Russia-based hackers as both a lucrative ransomware opportunity and of potential use to power brokers in the Kremlin.” The luxury grocer’s, based in the privately-owned village of Daylesford in Gloucestershire, is reported to have delivered food to Boris Johnson during lockdown.

Loose Women on Friday, ahead of their weekend escape, a starry-eyed Laila told the world: "We found our way back.""We just worked it out – back when I announced it, we hadn't been together for almost eight months at that time."The pair have been enjoying time together at the Essex home they previously shared, and Laila recently slipped her engagement ring back on, fuelling speculation that they had rekindled their relationship.Now, of course, Laila has confirmed that they are firmly back on.This weekend, snaps showed the pair with heavy suitcases in tow while walking to their car, suggesting a trip abroad was on the horizon.Laila was casually dressed in a grey sweatshirt paired with snakeskin leggings and casual suede boots.Meanwhile, Ronnie sported a Hawaiian-style tropical print shirt with a distinctive floral pattern, perhaps providing a clue that they are jetting somewhere exotic.Like a gentleman, he appeared to have been carrying the majority of the bags for the couple.Despite appearing to be wearing little to no makeup and sporting casual clothes, Laila nonetheless still looked glamorous and ready for the big break ahead.She also carried a pair of sunglasses, so sweltering temperatures could be on the agenda.Meanwhile, on Loose Women, Laila told the world that Ronnie had prepped her on how to announce that they were back together."He texted me and said: 'Tell them you manifested me back into your life,'" she confided on-screen.She also revealed that the pair are using the art of manifesting to create positive thoughts for themselves after Ronnie had been struggling with "feeling flat"."He uses self-compassion," she explained of his techniques for a happier life.Meanwhile, she recommended good communication as a way

Ronnie O’Sullivan is one of the UK’s most enduring and successful sportspeople to ever fly the flag.The 46-year-old has done it all in the world of snooker, a modern star of the game The Rocket has reached each and every one of the sport’s heights.The current world number one has 39 ranking tournament wins and holds three records as the youngest player to ever win the masters at 19, the fastest ever to 147 and the most maximum breaks.He went pro in 1992, and has periodically graced the top spot on the global leaderboard - he did it the first time in 2002. Now he’s back there again.Awarded an OBE in 2016 Ronnie is a force of nature within the game, despite his multiple disciplinaries from the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association.But the Ronnie we see today has come up a long road, and a childhood outside of the norm played no small part in that.Ronnie O’Sullivan was born in Wordsley in the West Midlands to Ronald John and Maria O’Sullivan, who ran sex shops in Soho, London.The Financial Times reported that when he was younger he could hear envelopes stuffed with cash thud as they fell through the letterbox of his home.He grew up in Essex, where his dad kitted out their home with a snooker table.Young Ronnie made his first century break aged 10, honing his skills in a shed based pool room his father paid for out of the proceeds of the sex shop, according to the Sun.

snooker champ Ronnie O’Sullivan has said he is set to celebrate his latest win by splashing out on a RIB - a rigid inflatable boat.The ace cueman said he plans to potter about the Lake District, where he already has a holiday house boat. On Monday millionaire Ronnie pocketed another half a million quid when he equalled Stephen Hendry’s modern-era record of seven world titles.Ronnie, 46, said: “I’m going to do loads of stuff, I’m going to travel.

Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan has two causes for celebration after securing his record-equalling seventh world title at the weekend. The Rocket, as he is commonly known, has also rekindled his romance with his long-term fiancee Laila Rouass.

Ronnie O'Sullivan wants to die in a snooker club doing an exhibition.O'Sullivan, 46, made the odd claim before his record-equalling seventh World Snooker Championship victory against Judd Trump on Monday evening. The Rocket has sometimes had a love-hate relationship with the sport he will forever be associated with, but there can be no doubting his passion for the game after his latest Crucible success. And in a promo shown in the build-up to the final, which ended 18-13 to the Essex potter, O'Sullivan made clear just how entwined snooker is with his life by revealing how he'd like to die when the time comes.

Ronnie O'Sullivan has admitted he got the "vibe" that snooker referee Olivier Marteel was "looking for trouble" during the World Championship final.Belgian official Marteel was charged with overseeing the final between O'Sullivan and Judd Trump at the Crucible, but angered the former during the opening day of the match. One heated confrontation saw O'Sullivan tell him "don't start" whilst their spat also included the Rocket sarcastically asking Marteel to have a go at a shot himself.Their row was addressed by O'Sullivan as he spoke to Eurosport before the evening session at the Crucible on Sunday as he relaxed in his dressing room.“I just think he seems to be looking for trouble," explained O'Sullivan.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane was spotted at the Crucible on Monday watching the World Snooker Championships play out between Judd Trump and Ronnie O'Sullivan. Keane isn't the only fan - with one player sparking transfer rumours when he jetted to the Ally Pally to catch a glimpse of the action.

Gerwyn Price is a man of many talents. Before turning to darts, the Welshman was a professional rugby player and, until recently, he was due to take part in a charity boxing match. He also claims to be a dab hand at snooker and even has even compiled a maximum break, albeit on a smaller table.

Darts icon Phil Taylor should be regarded as one of the sporting greats of all time, according to snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan. The Rocket is on course to make history by winning another World Snooker Championship title as he leads Judd Trump 12-5 ahead of the final sessions at The Crucible in Sheffield today.

Ronnie O’Sullivan is the undoubted king of the baize. To many, he is the greatest snooker player who was ever lived. He’s also arguably the most charismatic and, at times, the most controversial too.

What's the most bizarre reason for a sporting contest being interrupted? Let us know in the comments section.Allen, who has won six ranking titles and in 2009 reached the semi finals of the World Championship, ended up going all the way to the final in the tournament. There, he was beaten 10-6 by Ronnie O'Sullivan.'The Rocket' himself has had his fair share of dubious moments around the table, once nearly breaking his cue at The Crucible after missing a red against Matthew Stevens.