In the World Gram Tour, O'Sullivan became the most outstanding player, which can be called the first person in the history of Gram. Although there is a belief that Hendry is worthy of this title, O'Sullivan has long been far surpassed. His achievements are incomparable, such as in the three major competitions, single-handedly against the four Grand Slam players born in the 80s, he still has an advantage.
According to the statistics of the three major tournaments, O'Sullivan has won 23 championships, including 7 World Championships, 8 British Championships and 8 Masters. Such a performance makes him the first person in the history of the first gram. In comparison, even if the three major achievements of all the four post-80s Grand Slam players are combined, they are not as good as O'Sullivan.
Selby has 4 World Championships, 3 Masters and 2 British Championships; Robertson has one World Championship, two Masters and three British Championships; Trump has 1 World Championship, 1 British Championship and 2 Masters titles; Murphy has one World Championship, one British Championship and one Masters title. The sum of Selby, Robertson, Trump and Murphy is not as good as the number of British Championship titles won by O'Sullivan.
At the beginning of this season, O'Sullivan proved his strength by winning the Shanghai Masters four consecutive championships and becoming the first person in history. Despite a setback, he continued to assert his dominance with another win at the British Championship, Masters and World Grand Prix. He won two major three championships during the season and maintained the highest win percentage.
In the 30 years of his career, O'Sullivan has won 80 tour titles, of which 41 have been ranked tournaments and 39 have been invitational tournaments. He has set a record as the first person in history in invitational tournaments such as the Shanghai Masters, Champions of Champions League, Super League and Masters.
**10,000 fans incentive plan O'Sullivan is just one step away from Steve Davis's 81 crowns, and will make history again while continuing to win the championship. But even without a win, he is still the all-time first, holding the first place in all major tournaments.