Snooker legend **Ronnie O’Sullivan** has enjoyed one of the most remarkable seasons of his glittering career, reaffirming his status as the sport’s ultimate standard-bearer. Defying age, expectation, and the relentless demands of the modern tour, the Rocket has amassed **over £1 million in prize money** while capturing **five titles**, a haul that would be career-defining for most players — yet feels almost routine for him.
The highlight of this extraordinary campaign came with victory at the **World Masters**, where O’Sullivan showcased his trademark blend of ruthless scoring and tactical brilliance on one of snooker’s newest and most lucrative stages. Facing elite opposition in unfamiliar conditions, he produced moments of pure genius, reminding fans why he remains the game’s most captivating figure more than three decades after turning professional.
Beyond the silverware, O’Sullivan’s consistency has been just as impressive. Week after week, he has reached the latter stages of major tournaments, often overpowering younger rivals with his effortless cue action and unmatched table awareness. His century-building has remained prolific, his safety play razor-sharp, and his competitive hunger undiminished — a rare combination at this stage of any sporting career.
Financially, the season has been equally historic. Surpassing the £1 million mark underlines not only his success but also his enduring commercial appeal, particularly as snooker expands into new global markets. Promoters, broadcasters, and fans alike continue to gravitate toward O’Sullivan, whose presence elevates every event he enters.
As the season draws toward its climax, questions inevitably arise about how long he can sustain such excellence. Yet if this campaign has proven anything, it is that writing off Ronnie O’Sullivan remains a fool’s errand. In an era of rising stars and increasing competition, the Rocket is still flying — faster, freer, and more brilliantly than almost anyone else in the game.
