World news – GB – Ronnie O’Sullivan net worth: Northern Ireland Open snooker champion – what’s his net worth?

Ronnie O’Sullivan, 44, hopes to win the Northern Ireland Open this week. The six-time world champion reached the third round with decisive wins over Jimmy O’Neill and Elliott Slessor. . What is the value of world number 2 currently?

Each time, he was surpassed by world No. 1, Judd Trump, in 9-7 defeats.

The tournament will be held this year in Milton Keynes. A decision taken due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Judd and O’Sullivan continue to search for the Alex Higgins Cup, heading to the third round.

But that would be a drop in the ocean of O’Sullivan’s gigantic fortune after his hugely successful career.

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Ronnie O’Sullivan’s net worth is estimated to be roughly £ 10. 5 million ($ 14 million), according to Celebrity Net Worth.

The winner of the World Series is believed to earn around £ 500,000 – a contest O’Sullivan has won six times..

The UK championship winner earns nearly £ 200,000, while the Masters ’award winner earns around £ 250,000..

He told the Sports Betting Committee: « Maybe I wouldn’t be able to go back to first place if I had a company that asked me a lot in terms of time, which would affect my preparations. ».

« Recently, when I got back from Shanghai, I got an email about my reservations and it said, ‘This company wants this, this company wants it.’. I can’t do that, I have tournaments to prepare for.

“Companies need to plan better; sometimes you have to stand up for your position as an athlete. It is very important that you have the right people around you.

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