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Discover our fantastic range of signed snooker memorabilia from 7-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan. Widely considered one of the greatest snooker players of all time, our signed cues, balls and photos would make the perfect gift or addition to any sports memorabilia collection.

Each item in our collection was personally signed by Ronnie at one of our signing sessions. You'll receive an Exclusive Memorabilia Certificate of Authenticity with your product, detailing the signing date and location and a photo from the signing line. You can add a display case and plaque to your signed ball or cue, and have your photos professionally framed to create the perfect display for your new snooker memorabilia.


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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Snooker Photo: 2020 World Champion. Damaged B
    Special Price £59.99 was £84.99 You save: £30.00 (29%)
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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Classic Two Piece 3/4 Joint Snooker Cue. Damaged A
    Special Price £139.99 was £199.99 You save: £72.00 (30%)
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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Snooker Cue (Gold). Damaged B
    Special Price £149.99 was £199.99 You save: £60.00 (25%)
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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Snooker Photo: 2020 World Champion. Damaged A
    Special Price £59.99 was £84.99 You save: £30.00 (29%)
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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Red Snooker Ball. Damaged C
    Special Price £74.99 was £99.99 You save: £30.00 (25%)
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    Ronnie O'Sullivan Signed Red Snooker Ball. Damaged D
    Special Price £74.99 was £99.99 You save: £30.00 (25%)
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The 1992/93 season was The Rocket’s debut campaign on the pro tour, and he was in outstanding form, producing a record 38-match winning streak

At the age of 17 years and 358 days he became the youngest ever winner of a professional ranking tournament when defeating Stephen Hendry 10-6 in the UK Championship final

O’Sullivan set the record for the fastest ever-competitive maximum break at the 1997 World Championships, potting all the balls in an incredible 5 minutes and 8 seconds against Mick Price

The snooker star became world number one for the first time in 2002 and has spent five seasons as the highest-ranked player on the planet

A prolific break-builder, O'Sullivan is the only player to have achieved 1,000 career century breaks

He also has the highest number of officially recognised maximum breaks in professional competition, with 15

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