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Brecel blows past O’Sullivan to reach World Snooker Championship semi-finals

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Ronnie O’Sullivan’s reign as the World Snooker Champion came to an unexpected end in a stunning turn of events. The defending champion suffered an astonishing collapse, losing to Luca Brecel with a shocking 10-13 defeat in the quarter-finals of the ongoing 2023 championship at the Crucible in Sheffield.

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In the 20th frame, Brecel drew level with O’Sullivan and never looked back. The Belgian cueist continued his domination with breaks of 66, 78, and 63 to claim a remarkable victory. O’Sullivan failed to win a single frame in the final session, a first-time event since his 2006 semi-final loss to Graeme Dott.

The stunning defeat of the five-time champion will be a talking point in the snooker world for a long time, and the victory of the 10th-ranked Belgian will be a testament to his skills and perseverance.

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