Ronnie O’Sullivan leaves the English Open

The snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan will not take part in the English Open.

This prestigious tournament with prize money of £ 100,000 takes place just a few minutes from Chigwell, where Ronnie once lived.

Snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan has decided to leave the English Open Tai Chengzhe/VCG via Getty Images

The English Open takes place just a few minutes from Chigwell, where O’Sullivan grew up Tai Chengzhe/VCG via Getty Images

The seven-time world champion was not mentioned in the draw published by the World Snooker Association.

This means that the winner of the 2017 English Open cannot compete, even though the tournament takes place in Brandford.

O’Sullivan’s decision not to participate in the tournament results from his previous absence at the Wuhan Open after reaching the final of the championship in Saudi Arabia last month.

There he lost to Neil Robertson in an exciting final with 10-9, which defends the title of the English Open.

In the meantime, Luca Brecel coudl have the chance to play against the Snooker legend at the English Open.

The 30-year-old Brecel could play against the six-time world finalist jimmy White next week in the second round.

But first the Belgian player has to survive the qualifications for the Northern Ireland Open, which takes place in Leicester on Sunday.

There he meets Liam Davis.

This decision became known after Brecel’s notable appearance in his qualification games for the Grand Prix xian.

former number 2 in the world threaten disciplinary consequences for the absence of this game.

Ronnie O’Sullivan’s absence at the English Open has caused considerable controversy among the snooker fans. His decision not to participate in the tournament could influence the results of the competition as the “rocket” remains one of the most striking representatives of this sport. Meanwhile, Brecel and other young players have the chance to present themselves on a big stage, which could change the balance of power in the world of the snooker.

O’sullivan’s Absence Creates Chance

The seven-time world champion’s absence from the draw, as published by the World Snooker Association, means he will not be competing in the tournament held in Brandford. This decision follows his recent participation in the championship in Saudi Arabia and subsequent absence from the Wuhan Open.

“Ronnie O’Sullivan’s absence at the English Open has caused considerable controversy among the snooker fans.”

His withdrawal opens the door for other players, including Luca Brecel, to make their mark. Brecel, age 30, may face six-time world finalist Jimmy White in the second round, provided he qualifies for the Northern Ireland Open in leicester against Liam Davis.

Brecel’s Rising Star

Brecel’s potential participation follows his strong showing in the Grand Prix Xian qualification games. However, his absence from a previous game has put him at risk of disciplinary action.