Ronnie O'Sullivan Loses to Chang Bingyu in Wuhan Open Semi-Final
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'I'd hate to finish my career on performances like that.' - O'Sullivan
Image: Getty Images
Image caption: Ronnie O'Sullivan has not won a ranking event since January 2024.
Published 1 hour ago
Ronnie O'Sullivan expressed frustration after his 6-3 defeat by Chang Bingyu in the Wuhan Open semi-finals on Friday, stating:
"The disease came back big time today... I don't want to throw the towel in just yet."
O'Sullivan, a seven-time world champion, admitted to struggling with mental health issues, adding that he doesn't "think [he] will ever get over" his battles with depression and anxiety.
O'Sullivan fought back against Mark Selby...
(The text continues with details of O'Sullivan's match against Chang Bingyu, including scores and commentary.)