Ronnie O’Sullivan is taking on Judd Trump in the Masters final tonight. The 43-year-old snooker player turned professional in 1992, and is widely regarded as one of the sport’s greatest players in history. During his career, the Wordsley-born sportsman has won five World Championships and a record seven Masters titles. But that’s not all, as he also has a huge seven UK Championships under his belt.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is taking on Judd Trump in the Masters final tonight. The 43-year-old snooker player turned professional in 1992, and is widely regarded as one of the sport’s greatest players in history. During his career, the Wordsley-born sportsman has won five World Championships and a record seven Masters titles. But that’s not all, as he also has a huge seven UK Championships under his belt.
Having started out life in Wordsley, the West Midlands, Ronnie grew up in Chigwell, Essex – where he still lives these days.
The father-of-three took on a broadcasting role at Brentwood radio station Phoenix FM in Mary 2015.
He has also written three crime novels and two autobiographies.
The star has also been involved with a number of video games – including the self-titled release, Ronnie O’Sullivan’s Snooker.
Ronnie O’Sullivan net worth
With his professional snooker career and the other opportunities which stemmed from his work, it’s no surprise that Ronnie has built up a large fortune over the years.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, the snooker player now has an estimated net worth of $12 million.
This works out at around £9,300,000.
Meanwhile, The Wealth Record has estimated that Ronnie could have a huge net worth of $15 million – or £11.4 million.
And, if Ronnie is crowned the winner at the Masters tonight, he could be about to see even more money in the bank.
The champion of the competition scoops a top prize of £200,000.