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Kyren Wilson ready to follow Ronnie O'Sullivan's lead in bid to regain World Snooker Championship crown
Kyren Wilson ready to follow Ronnie O'Sullivan's lead in bid to regain World Snooker Championship crown

The Irish Sun

time16-05-2025

  • Sport
  • The Irish Sun

Kyren Wilson ready to follow Ronnie O'Sullivan's lead in bid to regain World Snooker Championship crown

KYREN Wilson has pledged to be more like Ronnie O'Sullivan in a bid to improve his performances. The decision came after his Advertisement 2 Defending champion Kyren Wilson crashed out of the Crucible Credit: Getty 2 The star could take a step back after advice from O'Sullivan to turn his form around Credit: Alamy A receptive Wilson said to "I think you want to stay hungry. You want to keep enjoying it. "And I think if you slog it out and you go tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, it almost becomes too repetitive to the point where you stop enjoying it." Advertisement READ MORE SNOOKER NEWS The star did not feel impaired going into the tournament and was taken by surprise at He said: "'It was definitely a unique feeling because that's probably the most confident I've ever gone into a World Championship. "I really, really fancied winning it. [Lei] played some really inspired snooker and just hit the ground running in the evening session. "So yeah, no complaints really." Advertisement Most read in Snooker JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS Wilson fell victim to snooker's infamous Crucible curse. The curse refers to the inability of a first-time winner to retain their title since 1977 when the tournament moved to Sheffield's Crucible Theatre. Kyren Wilson rolls his eyes at World Snooker Championship announcer live on BBC as 'curse' is instantly brought up Reflecting on what was the biggest shock of the tournament with seven-time winner O'Sullivan could change Wilson's form. Advertisement But it is unlikely to go down well with

Ask Me Anything, the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you
Ask Me Anything, the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you

BBC News

time03-05-2025

  • Sport
  • BBC News

Ask Me Anything, the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team are dedicated to answering your questions. There is a lot of information out there, but the context is much harder to want to reward your time by telling you things you do not know and reminding you of things you you ever wondered what a tifo banner is? How the Six Nations scoring works? Or why tennis balls are yellow?If so, others have too, so we will do our best to use our expertise here at BBC Sport to give you direct answers. We will be taking a deep dive into hot topics, adding analysis to breaking news stories or explaining why certain terms are team will find out everything you need to know and be able to call upon a network of contacts including our experts and sport is off limits, no question is too big or too will find out why your team's goal was disallowed at the weekend, let you know the difference between a ruck and a maul when you are watching the Six Nations, or how golfers can achieve a rare coverage will span the BBC Sport website, app, social media and YouTube accounts, plus BBC TV and will be answering your questions from the heart of the BBC Sport newsroom, and going behind the scenes at some of the world's biggest sporting have already covered some of the debates you may have been having at home, in the office or do I get a place in the London Marathon?What's on the menu at the Masters Champions Dinner?What is the Crucible curse?Do you have a question or a topic you want to know more about? Fill out the contact form at the top of this article and we will answer the best of them.

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