Ronnie O’Sullivan, a seven-time winner, is undecided on whether to compete at the World Snooker Championship, where he could go for an eighth title. The Englishman has not played since January, withdrawing from several events and expressing frustration with his game. O’Sullivan plans to make a decision on his participation by 17 or 18 April, with the tournament beginning on 19 April, leaving himself as much time as possible to assess his readiness to compete.
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