Ronnie O’Sullivan vs. Mark Williams: Both Ready to Face Off in an Exciting Quarter Final

In the quarter-finals of the elite eight-man £380,000 Tour Championship at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, Ronnie O’Sullivan will play Mark Williams. The tournament is near to the close, as the last eight players compete for the prize and the championship title. In the early stages of the 1994 Welsh Open, the ‘Class of ‘92’ competitors met for the first time. O’Sullivan won 5-1 and has a 32-8 record over Williams in their lifetime encounters; however, Williams did win the 2000 Grand Prix final 9-5. Considering their rich history and head-to-head performances, it would be an exciting quarter-final with prize money on the line.

The last time Ronnie O’ Sullivan played against Mark Willians was in the semi-final of the 2021 Welsh Open. Ronnie wins the game after an under par first frame. The game ended with a final score of 6-1, where Ronnie O’ Sullivan won straight 6 frames. Ronnie O’ Sullivan would be confident to lead the head to head statistics and play a competitive game against Williams in the upcoming quarter-final.

Before that 6-1 defeat against Ronnie O’ Sullivan, Mark Williams has defeated Ronnie 3-1 in the 2021 Championship League. However, before that, William lost to Ronnie O’ Sullivan by a margin of 13-10. Both these opponents have a rich and competitive track record against each other. However, in the upcoming game, Mark Williams would be finding himself on the backfoot as he looks to grow and defeat Ronnie O’ Sullivan.

Considering the previous track records and recent head to head of both these players, Ronnie O’ Sullivan would have a slight edge against Mark Williams. Williams also has the ability to play according to his strengths and register a win.

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