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Ronnie O’Sullivan has claimed his third World Championship crown after completing a comprehensive 18-8 win over Ali Carter in the final.

Resuming the final session 16-8 in front, O’Sullivan wasted little time in securing the two frames he needed.

The 32-year-old started the evening’s play with a 69 break and after Carter missed a chance to claw a frame back, O’Sullivan’s 34 sealed the win.

He is the third person to be a champion three times after Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry.

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After a scrappy evening session, Ronnie O’Sullivan won the final three frames to extend his lead over Ali Carter in the World Championship final in The Crucible Theatree, Sheffeld.

Leading 6-2 after the opening session, O’Sullivan started well enough to increase his advantage. Despite of making several mistakes, Ali Carter managed to reduce deficit to 8-3.

O’Sullivan ended with a lead 11-5 overnight.

The 32-year-old, who has only shown glimpses of the scintillating form that defeated Stephen Hendry in the last four, needs to win just seven more frames to secure his third world title.

Carter, playing in his first world final, will be disappointed that he has not made more of an impression against an opponent who has not been firing on all cylinders.

The World Championship final between Ronnie O’Sullivan and Ali Carter has been billed as one of the biggest mismatches in recent Crucible history.

O’Sullivan is 8-1 odds-on favourite to win his third world title, while Carter is valued as a 5-1 outsider. The last great upset came in 1986 when Joe Johnson beat Steve Davis 18-12.

“I’m going to try to win frames,” Carter told BBC Sport. “If I’m still punching in the final session then we’ll have a look at it then.”

He added: “Ronnie has beaten me every time we’ve played but I’ll trade all those defeats for a win in the final.”
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