Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan has confirmed his move to Dubai with his wife, a step he described as having changed his lifestyle and helped him achieve a better balance between his sports career and personal life. The 50-year-old player explained that his move to Dubai came after years of exhaustion from constant travel during the snooker season. He pointed out that the emirate's strategic location made it an ideal base for traveling to tournaments in the Middle East and Asia, especially in China. O'Sullivan added that this step significantly improved his mental and physical condition, allowing him to manage his time better and reduce the effects of fatigue from long journeys. He confirmed that feeling relaxed and stable has become a key factor in his performance in competitions. The British star also mentioned that Dubai provided him with an excellent training environment, including professional facilities that helped him prepare better for tournaments, something he had previously lacked. He noted that the decision to move was also supported by his wife, who prefers to live in the city. His new lifestyle between Dubai, Ireland, and the United Kingdom has given him greater flexibility during the season.
