Ronnie O’Sullivan sign a brand ambassador contract with…

We1Win and Ronnie O’Sullivan sign a brand ambassador agreement.
The seven-time World Snooker Champion tweeted his confirmation of the deal, expressing his excitement to work with the business and ending with the phrase “Stay tuned!”

He uploaded a picture of himself with We1Win, referring to the company as the “largest online entertainment platform in Southeast Asia,” signing the agreement.

The committee took note of the fact that the two sides’ agreement regarding Brand Ambassadors is valid only for 2022 and 2023.

We1Win, a snooker player who is already a brand ambassador for ROKiT, Eurosport, and BCE Riley, is added to O’Sullivan’s roster of sponsorships.

Additionally, O’Sullivan was appointed as the new Brand Ambassador by international sports betting and casino operator Delasport earlier this year. The snooker star will be featured in an integrated online and offline campaign.

Additionally, O’Sullivan was named as the new Brand Ambassador by international sports betting and casino operator Delasport earlier this year. The snooker star will participate in an integrated online and offline media campaign and wear the group’s sponsorship patch at major tournaments.

Earlier this week, the 47-year-old world champion and current number one celebrated his birthday. Additionally, O’Sullivan broke the record for the fastest televised century break in 1996 when he struck a century in three minutes and 34 seconds last week at the 2022 Scottish Open—just three seconds slower.

The 47-year-old is the player with the most Triple Crown victories, having won a record seven Masters and a record seven UK Championship crowns combined. Additionally, he is the record holder.

DEAL DONE: Ronnie has successfully inked a $30 million contract with the Chinese and… “I love the moment and the German fans, but I have to put my health and wellbeing first.

“I hope you realize that even if my results in tournaments may suggest otherwise, I’ve had a really tough season thus far.

I’m sorry I couldn’t make it, and I hope to see you all again soon.

Only this week, O’Sullivan defeated Alfie Burden in his Barnsley World Open qualifier, yet he still managed to book his place in the final round.

With Burden leading by 61 halfway through the fourth set, World Snooker has given the seven-time world champion special permission to wear footwear.