The most successful and well-known snooker player is Ronnie O'Sullivan. Ronnie O'Sullivan has won 21 major competitions, and been named the world champion by two organisations. There are many snooker tournaments that take place in various parts of the world. There are three major tournaments: the Snooker Grand Prix (World Snooker Championship), and the Champions Grand Slam (Champions Grand Slam).
During his career, O'Sullivan has been able to collect 39 ranking championships. O'Sullivan is also an international snooker legend who has earned more than 500,000 Pounds. His success has made him one of the richest sportsmen in the world.
He is the only snooker player to be featured on Sports Illustrated's cover. He also has three wins of the World Snooker title. These were just a few of his many accomplishments in the sport.
Other players have also won this prestigious award in snooker. Stephen Lee, winner of the Snooker International Championship (2012), is one example. Another is Graeme McDowall who has won many championships throughout his career. Ronnie O'Sullivan has won more twenty-one major tournaments as a pro.
However, when it comes to a snooker tournament, the best snooker players are the experts, and they are a rare breed indeed. Many of these players have been around for a while. Cliff Thorburn (a veteran player) and Jimmy White (a professional player) have over 50 years combined experience. John Higgins, Murray Llewellyn and others have been predicted to be the next big thing.
As for the snooker tournaments, there are a few notable ones in Australia, Britain and Europe. The Champion of Champions Snooker Tournament is perhaps the most thrilling event, and it takes place in Coventry (England). It's a seven-day tournament that features 31 competitive matches. Among other perks, the winner gets a free ticket to the Wembley Masters. Besides, the competition features the best players in the world, which is a definite plus for the locals.
The Snooker Grand prix was another important event. It lasted for over a whole month and featured 31 competitive matches. This event saw the crowning of the champion of snooker, with the most intense finals. Peter Ebdon and Mike Dunn were among the notables. They all won their respective categories even though they didn’t make it to finals.
On the whole, snooker has been a sport that has survived the test of time, which is a good thing. Even the most seasoned snooker enthusiasts will have to admit that the game is a blast. Whether or not the winner is the real deal is anyone's guess. But for now, we are happy to enjoy a few games of snooker. We'll be able to find out soon, hopefully!
A snooker tournament is complete without a winner. Here is a list with the most notable snooker players.