Rocket ecstatic after Steel City win
Ronnie O'Sullivan celebrated a fourth Crucible title with his young son in his arms and said: "It was the best feeling I've ever had."
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Rocket clinches fourth world crown
Ronnie O'Sullivan tonight put the seal on his glorious tournament - and perhaps one of snooker's great careers too - by carrying off the World Championship title for a fourth time.
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O’Sullivan takes a three-frame lead
Ronnie O'Sullivan claims he has never known a Crucible campaign so gruelling but a fourth world title should be his reward tomorrow for lasting the pace.
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Hendry: Move to China is inevitable
Stephen Hendry thinks it is inevitable the world championship will be played in China at some point in the future.
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Carter returns to Crucible final
Ali Carter completed his journey from the brink of retirement to a place in the Betfred.com World Championship final as he inflicted a painful defeat on Stephen Maguire.
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O'Sullivan sets up clash with Carter
Ronnie O'Sullivan looked unstoppable again as he tonight set up a clash with Ali Carter in the World Snooker Championship final.
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Overnight advantage goes to Carter
Ali Carter was considering retirement at the turn of the year, but now a second appearance in the World Championship final beckons for the 32-year-old from Tiptree.
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O'Sullivan surges clear at the Crucible
Ronnie O'Sullivan looked every inch the champion as he reeled off six straight frames against Matthew Stevens in a Crucible masterclass.
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O'Sullivan leads Stevens at Crucible
Ronnie O'Sullivan has not seemed like a man in need of a helping hand as he pursues a fourth World Championship title but he benefited from the sportsmanship of Matthew Stevens.
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Carter leads Maguire by two frames
Ali Carter edged 5-3 ahead of Stephen Maguire after an underwhelming opening session of their World Championship semi-final.
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O'Sullivan sees off Robertson
Ronnie O'Sullivan tonight claimed Stephen Hendry could be the first in a line of players to quit snooker as he complained about "relentless" demands on players.
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Davis is saddened by Hendry retirement
Steve Davis arrived at the Crucible this morning on "a sad day" for snooker after seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry announced his retirement.
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Hendry hangs up his cue
Snooker great Stephen Hendry tonight announced his retirement after losing in the quarter-finals of the World Championship.
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Hendry facing exit at the Crucible
Stephen Hendry looked to be heading out of the Betfred.com World Championship after a dismal performance against fellow Scot Stephen Maguire.
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Carter claws back deficit to reach quarter-finals
Judd Trump suffered a shattering defeat to Ali Carter to bow out of the Betfred.com World Championship in the second round.
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O'Sullivan on form at the Crucible
Crucible wizard Ronnie O'Sullivan brought more toil and trouble for Mark Williams with a spellbinding display at the Crucible.
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Day into last eight at the Crucible
Wales' Ryan Day has reached the quarter-finals of the World Championship after beating China's Cao Yupeng.
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Hendry can dream of eighth success
Stephen Hendry insisted he was not too old to be the Crucible's best man again on a day when love was in the air at the Betfred.com World Championship.
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Hendry racks up huge lead over Higgins
Stephen Hendry tonight swept to the brink of a stunning victory over John Higgins in the Betfred.com World Championship as the reigning champion's defence of his Crucible title looked to have run its course.
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Maguire punishes Perry in Steel City
Stephen Maguire stood poised tonight to clinch an all-Scottish showdown in the Betfred.com World Championship quarter-finals.
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