Ronnie O’Sullivan, the world champion, has a propensity for breaking wind when making breakthroughs on the snooker board with video of his fart viral
When the Essex player met old rival Ali Carter in a dead rubber in Leicester, he was out of the Championship League. Although there was time for some fun when he passed gas after hitting the last pink in a 3-0 triumph. On discovery+, you can stream video and on-demand snooker activity. Even if he’s not winning, world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan is accustomed to the sweet aroma of achievement.
Ronnie O’Sullivan Lets Out Ferocious Fart During Championship Snooker League 2022 Match, Video Goes Viral
What a RIPPER of a shot from Ronnie O'Sullivan 🤣 💨#ChampionshipLeagueSnooker pic.twitter.com/ZpTEMthqTz
— BetVictor Championship League Snooker (@CLSnooker) July 27, 2022
The Rocket had already been eliminated from the Championship League’s first rankings game this season after falling to Chinese combo Yuan Sijun (0-3) and Pang Junxu (1-3) in Team A of the last-32 phase.
A Funny Moment Before Potting The Ball, Ronnie O’Sullivan Farts, Leaving The Referee Speechless
In a 3-0 triumph over old Essex opponent Ali Carter, O’Sullivan produced smashes of 127 and 66 as well as breaking wind before hitting the last pink. The umpire couldn’t keep his mouth shut as the world number one tucked the black to record an unforgettable departure at the season’s opening classification championship in Leicester.
O’Sullivan has a track record when it concerns passing gas in games. He couldn’t stop smiling after dropping one against Tom Ford in a WST Pro Series match. Last year’s other with Matthew Stevens at the Northern Ireland Open in 2020. Leaving the umpire with a face redder than that of the pack. When Rocket Ronnie approaches the table, nothing is ever foreseeable. On Tuesday, August 16, he will compete against his namesake, Sean O’Sullivan, at the European Masters in Furth, Germany.
Before facing old opponent Ali Carter, the snooker great was already disqualified from the Champions League, the season’s first-ranked tournament. It’s not the first time the century-break expert and father of three has farted during a game. The year before, during a WST Pro Series game against Tom Ford, the 46-year-old let that one go. That was when he threw another gas grenade against Matthew Stevens in the 2020 Northern Ireland Open.