CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE is back on our screens, marking the return of snooker after the World Snooker Championship.
Ronnie O’Sullivan was a semi-finalist at the tournament, losing to eventual winner Zhao Xintong.
The Rocket famously smashed his cue in the Championship League back in January, beginning a hiatus from the sport.
He began his 2025 World Championship against Ali Carter, who is out of Championship League in the group stage of the 2025 tournament.
The tour has been on a break for the summer, meaning none of the top stars in the sport have been in action as of late.
SunSport can reveal when O’Sullivan will be returning to action.
Is Ronnie O’Sullivan playing Championship League Snooker?
No, Ronnie O’Sullivan will not feature at Championship League Snooker.
O’Sullivan’s last competitive match was a 17-7 loss against Zhao Xintong in the World Snooker Championship semi-final.
O’Sullivan famously smashes his cue into pieces back in January at Championship League snooker.
The Rocket is not alone in missing Championship League, with World No 1 Judd Trump and world champion Zhao Xintong both missing the tournament.
Kyren Wilson and Mark Selby also skip the tournament, with Ali Carter returning to unsuccessfully defend his title, crashing out in the group stage.
When is Ronnie O’Sullivan returning to action?
According to manager Jason Francis, Ronnie O’Sullivan will return to action at the Shanghai Snooker Masters.
O’Sullivan is set to miss Championship League Snooker, and will return to action in Shanghai.
The Shanghai Snooker Masters is set to take place between July 28 and August 3.
The Rocket will be playing for his share of £825,000.
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