Ronnie O'Sullivan says he'd SKIP playing at the Crucible if he was presented with a 'better offer'

Ronnie O'Sullivan put his shock defeat in the European Masters final behind him with a comfortable 4-0 win over James Cahill at the Welsh Open - before casting doubt on ambitions for another World Championship title. Ronnie O'Sullivan insists he'd skip playing at the World Championship for a 'better offer' Following the routine win, six-time world champion O'Sullivan maintained he continues to view snooker as 'more of a hobby' as he takes stock of his career achievements. Elsewhere during Tuesday's early matches at Celtic Manor, home favourite Mark Williams was edged out 4-3 by Norwegian Kurt Maflin while Australian Neil Robertson made two century breaks as he coasted past Hammad Miah 4-1. O'Sullivan spoke of suffering 'snooker depression' for a couple of hours following matches There were also first-round victories for China's Ding Junhui, Joe Perry, Scott Donaldson and Ali Carter, who chalked up a 4-1 win over Hong Kong's Ng On Yee, the first woman to compete in the event.