Table of Contents
- Ronnie O’Sullivan's New Business Venture
- About Edwins Auctioneers and Valuers
- O’Sullivan's Current Status
- Future Projects
Snooker icon Ronnie O’Sullivan has embarked on an ‘exciting’ new business venture.
The seven-time world champion, aged 49, revealed that he is involved in a new project establishing an AUCTION HOUSE.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has just announced his latest business ventureCredit: Alamy
The snooker legend also hosts a coaching series called ‘The Rocket Method’ on the channelCredit: Getty
The company, named Edwins Auctioneers and Valuers, will officially open its doors on November 3rd.
Ronnie shared this news with fans in a video message on social media.
He stated: “Hello everyone, my name is Ronnie O’Sullivan and I have some exciting news to share.
“Edwins Auctioneers and Valuers is a new business that I’m proud to be part of, and it launches on November 3rd.
“If you have something worth valuing or are interested in bidding on some unique items, be sure to check them out.”
The Rocket is still actively competing in professional .
However, he missed three consecutive tournaments, including and last month, .
It is clear that he is also considering life beyond the snooker table and ensuring that he is well-prepared for the future.
This venture is another positive step in that direction.
O’Sullivan also recently announced that he has collaborated with the former producer of a Thomas the Tank Engine show for another significant project.
They have launched a brand-new TV channel dedicated exclusively to snooker, which is being promoted as the world’s first 24/7 snooker station.
From potting balls to building businesses, Ronnie is demonstrating that he is just as sharp off the table as he is on it.
FAQ
What is Ronnie O’Sullivan's new business venture?
Ronnie O’Sullivan has launched an auction house called Edwins Auctioneers and Valuers, which will open on November 3rd.
What other projects is Ronnie O’Sullivan involved in?
In addition to the auction house, O’Sullivan has partnered with a former producer of Thomas the Tank Engine to create a new TV channel dedicated entirely to snooker.
