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Snooker needs O'Sullivan - Hendry
Stephen Hendry warns snooker chief Barry Hearn that the sport without world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan would be far less attractive.
Season's form delights Robertson
Neil Robertson believes he is playing the most consistent snooker of his career despite losing in the World Championship quarter-finals.
Stop blackmailing me - O'Sullivan
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan says he will retire unless snooker chief Barry Hearn stops "blackmailing" him.
Headlines
- O'Sullivan powers to world title
- World Snooker final day two as it happened
- World Snooker final day one as it happened
- O'Sullivan ready to end career?
- Inspired O'Sullivan reaches final
- Gritty Carter beats Maguire to make final
- O'Sullivan tipped to win fourth world title
- Hearn laughs off burn-out fears
- Stevens and Carter both through
- O'Sullivan moves into semi-finals
- Hendry record unbeatable - Davis
- Hendry quits snooker after defeat
- Maguire in semis after Hendry win
- Carter criticises Trump after win
- O'Sullivan breezes into quarter-finals
- Trump suffers shock Worlds defeat
- Robertson reaches quarter-finals
- Trump 'needs to add to his game'
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World Snooker Championship
Brilliant O'Sullivan powers to fourth world title
Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Ali Carter 18-11 in the Crucible final.
Comment & Analysis
Show all blogsAfter capturing his fourth world title, where does O'Sullivan go from here?
As the seven-time snooker champion puts away his cue for the final time, BBC Sport's Ben Dirs searches for a fitting epitaph
Ben Dirs on the final-frame classic between Ali Carter and Judd Trump
"Snooker is a series of disasters followed by a minor miracle" - Ben Dirs speaks to Terry Griffiths about the aftermath of losing in the World Snooker Championship
Ben Dirs looks at 'The Rocket' - and other sportsmen who set new standards
Stephen Hendry's brutal honesty reveals a will to win that led him to seven world titles
Former world champion and BBC pundit Ken Doherty on the unpredictable first week at the Crucible
Why the World Championship is seeing an increasingly large Chinese presence
As snooker's naughty boys step out of line, Ben Dirs looks at how World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has reacted
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