Ronnie O’Sullivan's Snooker Rival Tiers
Ronnie O’Sullivan has categorized his snooker competitors into three tiers, placing himself in the third tier based on quality.
The Three Tiers
- Top Tier: Elite players who showcase the highest standard in the sport.
- Second Tier: Competitors who are very strong but just below the elite.
- Third Tier: Where O'Sullivan includes himself, implying a more modest level within the field.
O’Sullivan’s surprising placement of himself in the third tier highlights his unique perspective on the competitive landscape.
“I rank myself in the third tier,” O’Sullivan stated, underlining his humble view.
This classification reflects his critical and nuanced view on the current standard of snooker and his place within it, suggesting he sees room for improvement or a different level of challenge beyond himself.
Ronnie O’Sullivan’s self-assessment challenges conventional expectations, revealing a candid and thought-provoking outlook on his competitors and his own game level.
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