Jimmy White has backed Ronnie O'Sullivan to win more major tournaments before he retires from snooker.
Despite being 46, 'The Rocket' is showing no signs of slowing down, currently ranked the No 1 player in the world having captured his seventh world title earlier this year. That levelled the all-time record set by Stephen Hendry, and took his number of Triple Crown titles to an unprecedented 21.
And the iconic player has again reminded the world of his supreme talent this week, racking up a century break in the Scottish Open against Bai Langning. He took just three minutes and 34 seconds, only three seconds outside the record for the quickest ever, set by Maltese legend Tony Drago.
