Ronnie O Sullivan Quotes

We've searched our database for all the quotes and captions related to Ronnie O Sullivan. Here they are! All 9 of them:

It's so strange that the more successful you become, the more people want to give you things. And the more you can afford, the more people want to give you things for nothing. It doesn't seem right.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Ronnie: The Autobiography of Ronnie O'Sullivan)
I just want to live for the moment. Tomorrow's not important, next month is not important, what's happened in the past is not important. That is my journey.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Ronnie: The Autobiography of Ronnie O'Sullivan)
So, all in all, the whore's drawers are back up, and with any luck they'll stay that way.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Running: The Autobiography)
I’ve tried a number of religions and gurus in my time, including Buddhism, but ultimately they didn’t do as much for my peace of mind as snooker.
Ronnie O'Sullivan
A champion thinks: ‘That’s going in the hole, pot the blue and get on to the pink; that’s the shot.’ Embrace the moment, I told myself. This is what top sport is about, this is how you separate yourself from the pack. You grab these opportunities, and commit.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Running: The Autobiography)
Even though I was still running well, I didn’t feel good in myself. It’s funny: to the outside world I looked in great nick – healthy, trim, fit. Everybody was saying, you’re looking well, but I was in pieces. I wasn’t eating my way out of depression, but I was running my way out of my depression. But even the running didn’t always do the trick.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Running: The Autobiography)
With all my demons, and my mum away, and dad away, and the drink and drugs, the kids, the maintenance, the keeping fit, the obsessions, the depressions, in between all that I’ve managed to win four world titles, four UKs and four Masters. I don’t know how. I’ve won 24 ranking events, 10 Premier Leagues, more than 50 tournaments altogether. It’s not bad going for such a fuck-up!
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Running: The Autobiography)
When I stopped taking drugs I got really depressed. I was struggling with life. It’s a bit chicken and egg. I was depressed because I’d stopped drinking and taking drugs, but I only drank and took drugs in the first place because I was depressed. Ultimately I’d rather be clean and depressed than on drugs and depressed. At least there’s a way out, and you’re reliant on your natural feelings – if you’re down you really are down; if you’re up, you are genuinely up.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Running: The Autobiography)
don’t focus on what you can lose, but what you can gain.
Ronnie O'Sullivan (Unbreakable)