Bingham, who secured the title in 2015 but subsequently slipped from the world’s top 16, concluded a tense 13-10 victory over an increasingly agitated O’Sullivan by winning the final three frames. The program includes interviews with current players, baize legends, pundits, TV presenters, World Snooker Tour management, and other behind-the-scenes personalities, making it a valuable addition to this year’s World Championship. Despite O’Sullivan’s second consecutive quarter-final exit, he expressed satisfaction with his performance at the 2024 tournament, stating, “I’m actually really happy to be honest, it’s just the way it goes sometimes.”
He emphasized that his focus at this stage is on his game and expressed a positive outlook for the future, saying, “I feel like I’m actually getting through the ball, which is more important to me at this stage. It’s been a worrying couple of years.” In response to the question of whether Ronnie will win another world title, O’Sullivan wished Stuart luck, stating, “That’s the way it goes.
Good luck to Stuart.” Despite the loss, O’Sullivan described his overall experience as positive, noting, “For me, it’s been a great tournament. Tournament victories, losses are irrelevant really, you just want to be enjoying the game.
For me, there’s been a lot of progress. I lost a snooker match tonight but Stuart deserved the victory, he played really well. I tried to fight and hang in there for as long as I could but it just wasn’t meant to be.”
