Kyren Wilson claims he has a ‘major part’ to play among snooker’s big shots in the wake of pondering the mistake of neglecting to fit the bill for last month’s Reality Fabulous Prix. Ronnie O’Sullivan secured the competition in Wilson’s nonappearance, playing with a progression of posh rivals in transit to triumph.
Wilson’s best results this season have been making it to the quarterfinals of the European Masters and the semifinals of the German Masters. However, his subpar tournament performance has kept him out of contention for the World Grand Prix.
The 32-year-old thusly watched from a distance as O’Sullivan dispatched Junxu Ache, Yuelong Zhou, Gary Wilson and Ding Junhui, prior to overcoming Judd Trump 10-7 in the last.
In an interview with The Metro, Wilson acknowledged, “It was hard sat at home watching the lads in the Grand Prix.” It’s simply not sufficient for my sake to not be in an occasion like that. I hope to be in an occasion appreciate that each and every year and to not make it, it provided me with a touch of fire back in the midsection.”
Warning O’Sullivan and the rest of the current big names in snooker that he will not be content to sit back and watch them dominate for years to come, the former world No. 4 is determined to put together a run of results.
Wilson went on to say, “I’ve been working hard, stopped tinkering around with my game, and gone back to what I know and what’s given me results in the past.”
He stated, “I would like to find some consistency between now and [the world championship], and then I would like to go to Sheffield and try to enjoy it.” It’d be ideal to appreciate it for a change.
“I don’t think age is actually an issue for me. I believe my experience is beneficial. I have a ton of involvement presently, I’ve won a great deal of competitions, I’ve been around some time, I’ve gained some significant experience about the game, I’m likely a preferred all over player over I’ve at any point been.”
