Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan has revealed a new career venture as the 49-year-old continues to expand his business ventures.
The Rocket has broken new ground in British sport by establishing a fortnightly newsletter that will create a direct line of communication with his supporters.
The seven-time world champion's publication, titled 'The Break', represents an uncommon approach for prominent UK athletes to engage with their fanbase.
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The free email newsletter will feature O'Sullivan responding to supporter queries whilst providing exclusive glimpses into tournament life away from public view.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has unveiled a newsletter with a exclusive insight into his word
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Speaking about his motivations, O'Sullivan explained: "I think The Break gives me the chance to do something I've wanted to do for a long time speak to my fans directly.
"They can send me questions, I'll answer the best ones every couple of weeks, and we can have a good bit of interaction. And I'll be showing what goes on at the big tournaments, real behind-the-scenes stuff that I don't think happens on social media," he revealed.
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The Rocket had earlier posted on social media: "The Break is coming. No cameras. No edits. Just me talking straight. Snooker, rivalries, regrets, life, mindset. Nothing off limits. But first I want to hear from you."
The newsletter represents O'Sullivan's latest entrepreneurial endeavour alongside his continuing competitive career. The snooker icon has expanded his business interests to include a Hong Kong snooker club and an academy carrying his name in Saudi Arabia, whilst maintaining his well-documented enthusiasm for running.
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📢 The Break is coming.
— Ronnie O'Sullivan (@ronnieo147) July 30, 2025
No cameras. No edits. Just me talking straight.
Snooker, rivalries, regrets, life, mindset. Nothing off limits. But first I want to hear from you.
💬 Drop your questions for me in the comments. I’ll answer the best ones directly, next week. Oh and don’t… pic.twitter.com/0nEIvJIgJ5
Supporters have already begun submitting questions through social media channels in anticipation of the newsletter's launch.
The initiative arrives as O'Sullivan returned to competitive play at the Shanghai Masters following a nearly three-month absence after his World Championship semi-final defeat to Zhao Xintong in May.
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His Shanghai campaign saw him defeat Barry Hawkins in the opening round before falling to world number two Kyren Wilson in the subsequent match.
The snooker veteran, who turns 50 in December, is scheduled to participate in the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters in the coming days. The Middle Eastern tournament offers substantial financial rewards, with the champion receiving £500,000 and an additional £50,000 available for any player achieving a maximum break.
The Rocket has struggled falling in the second round at the Shanghai Masters
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Despite his extensive business portfolio and considerable wealth, O'Sullivan continues pursuing major titles at the highest level of the sport.
His newsletter launch coincides with his return to regular competition, demonstrating his commitment to maintaining strong connections with supporters whilst competing on the professional circuit.