Ronnie O'Sullivan attributes the ongoing dominance of snooker's Class of 92—comprising himself, John Higgins, and Mark Williams—to their strong competitive spirit and love for the game. O'Sullivan's recent performance in the Crucible quarter-finals underscores their enduring skill, with O'Sullivan currently leading 6-2 in his match. As the trio, who collectively hold 14 world titles, continue their impressive runs, O'Sullivan reflects on the importance of competition and suggests that their shared passion for snooker is what motivates them to continue excelling in a sport increasingly occupied by younger talents.
There was a big element of competition in the early part of our careers. If one did well the others wanted to do better. John was the first to win a world championship, then it was Mark, then me.
I think we just love the game. We love playing, we love competing. Without it, you think, what would I do with my time?
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