Ronnie O'Sullivan has been tipped to win his eighth world title at the CrucibleCredit: Getty
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Stephen Hendry believes The Rocket is among the favourites if he decides to play
O'Sullivan snapped his cue and withdrew from his final match at the tournament in Leicester.
He has subsequently missed the Masters, Welsh Open, German Masters, and the World Grand Prix on medical grounds.
But Hendry - himself a seven-time world champ - believes O'Sullivan has the talent to rock up the Crucible and make a serious challenge should he decide to play.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan could take a trip down memory lane by announcing his return to action at the 49th World Championship in Sheffield after an extended absence from the sport. The seven-time Crucible champion has not played in a ranking event since November, but famously took 10 months away from the game after winning the world title in 2012 before making a glorious title defence in 2013. Will he or won't he? It is the question anybody with a vested or even passing interest in snooker will be asking ahead of the 49th World Championship in Sheffield next month. After failing to compete in a major ranking event since the UK Championship in November in York, will Ronnie O'Sullivan mark his return to the sport by appearing at the Crucible Theatre for a record-extending 33rd straight year? O'Sullivan plans to travel to Saudi Arabia to participate in a coaching session with former player Nigel Bond, the 1995 world finalist, at his new snooker academy in Riyadh ahead of the Wo...
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