Ronnie O'Sullivan admits Judd Trump current " Best in the World"

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Ronnie has admitted that Judd Trump is the best in the world in the current situation but has a long way to go to be called one of the greats in the game. Trump has won 6 ranking titles in this season but O'Sullivan thinks that he is capable of much more.

Ronnie is not surprised by Trump's record-breaking achievement as he thinks he is capable to do wonders in the game of snooker.

He's a brilliant player, he's got so much talent, cue power he can play shots that no one else can play

"He's a confidence player as well, you can be 5-6 frames up on him but if he starts fancying it, the scoreboard goes out of the window. He pots and pots and scores and scores and he does it so quickly as well"

I'm not surprised he's won 6 tournaments this season because there's so many tournaments now, if you play 18 tournaments, you can win one in three, one in two!

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Trump has won the International Championship, World Open, Northern Ireland Open, German Masters, Players Championship and the Gibraltor Open till now with still the Tour Championship and the World Snooker Championship yet to be held

I've practised with Judd a lot, so i know how good he is!

"He's a fantastic player and a great talent, but look at the CV, look at Stephen Hendry, John Higgins, Steve Davis, Ray Reardon. They're true greats of the game"

"Many people have won the World Championship, like Ken Doherty, is he a great of the game? Probably not, he's just a very, very good player"

"The real test is doing it over 10-15 years."

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