2020 World Snooker Championship final - O'Sullivan wins sixth title

'I am playing the greatest of all time'
Ronnie O'Sullivan wins sixth world title

Kyren Wilson speaking to BBC Sport: "I am 28-years-old. I am not going to beat myself up too much I am playing the greatest of all time. It was a dream come true knowing I was playing Ronnie in the final.

"You can’t respect him too much or he’ll walk right over me, which is what happened today. I have the two most important people to me sat right here.

"I am a fighter, I always will be. I really struggled in the first session and I just relaxed and let the shackles off. I’m just annoyed they would not let me play the whole match last night."

Ronnie O’Sullivan won a sixth World Snooker Championship title after beating Kyren Wilson 18-8 in the final.
The Rocket dominated the final day, winning seven of the eight frames in the afternoon session and then sealing a resounding victory with a 96 break in the first frame of the evening.

Victory moves him level with Ray Reardon and Steve Davis on six world titles, one shy of Stephen Hendry's record of seven.