Ronnie O’Sullivan criticises ‘poor’ standard of snooker’s next generation

Ronnie O’Sullivan criticises ‘poor’ standard of snooker’s next generation

Ronnie O’Sullivan launched a savage attack on snooker’s next generation after beating Ding Junhui to book a World Championship quarter-final clash against fellow veteran Mark Williams.

After claiming a 13-10 win in a session which saw seven consecutive half-century breaks, O’Sullivan insisted the standard is so bad he would have to “lose an arm and a leg” to slip down the rankings.

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