Ronnie O’Sullivan ignores snooker boss Steve Dawson months after row

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This is the excruciating moment Ronnie O’Sullivan ignores snooker boss Steve Dawson months after they had a war of words where he called The Rocket ‘misguided’, ‘disrespectful’ and ‘damaging’.

Relations between O’Sullivan, 48, and the World Snooker Tour (WST) chairman appeared to be ice cold in London’s Alexander Palace last night after the historic win over Ali Carter.

As Ronnie’ stood up to collect his trophy, he was reluctant to even look at Mr Dawson before he fist bumped him and Savvas Fellas, founder of online casino MrQ which sponsors the Masters.

The three then walk over to the snooker table to pose for pictures with the Paul Hunter trophy in front of them on the table.

Ronnie, who is now the oldest and youngest ever winner of the Masters, showed no interest in speaking to Mr Dawson and instead chatted animatedly to Mr Fellas.

As Ronnie’ stood up to collect his trophy, he was reluctant to even look at Mr Dawson

The snooker legend even turned his body away from Mr Dawson as he put his right hand down on the edge of the table

Ronnie, who is now the oldest and youngest ever winner of the Masters, showed no interest in speaking to Mr Dawson and instead chatted to Mr Fellas

Ronnie, who is now the oldest and youngest ever winner of the Masters, showed no interest in speaking to Mr Dawson (pictured)

The snooker legend even turned his body away from Mr Dawson as he put his right hand down on the edge of the table.  

As the snooker chairman looks at Ronnie trying to get his attention, The Rocket turns his face away and chats to the casino boss instead.

O’Sullivan only looks to his right when his son and daughter, who fans say ‘look more like Ronnie than he does’, joined him to pose for pictures after the other two left.

The excruciating encounter with the snooker boss seemed to go on forever and most fans will have a good idea why.

Back in March last year, Ronnie said snooker was ‘in the worst place it has ever been’ due to there not being enough prize money for competitors.

He told The Sportsman: ‘Listen, snooker is in a bad place. It’s in trouble. This needs at least another £50 million a year just to make it a proper tour.

‘When you look at the number, it’s bad. When you look at £10 million prize money for 25 events across the year for 128 players, it’s never going to be good.’

The greatest to ever pick up a snooker cue even suggested their needed to be a change of management at the top of snooker. 

He said: ‘It needs at least to triple that to make it work. Maybe you do need some proper people like Liberty [in Formula One] or someone with the vision to bring it up to date.

‘You look at the people actually managing the game, they are not the brightest sparks either. So you can’t see them digging themselves out of it.

‘But you don’t have to be Einstein. It is probably in the worst place it has ever been. The image of the sport, it’s a bit like a pub sport now.’

As the snooker chairman looks at Ronnie trying to get his attention, the Rocket turns his face away and chats to the casino boss instead

Ronnie O’Sullivan and his children, Lily and Ronnie Jnr, who fans said ‘look more like Ronnie than he does’

Chairman of the WST Steve O’Sullivan did not like what Ronnie said and questioned whether he was a good role model for the sport.

He said: ‘Ronnie is a fantastic player and a legend of our sport, but sometimes his misguided comments go too far.

‘I feel it’s necessary to respond to some of the damaging remarks he made to the press this week.

‘He often compares snooker to golf and tennis, but I would challenge him as to whether for his part he elevates the sport and acts as a role model like a Rory McIlroy or Roger Federer.

‘We are striving to take snooker to a higher level, but we need the players to be ambassadors in public, and to communicate any concerns they have through the right channels. 

‘Comments like those from Ronnie this week are damaging to us as a sport – and they’re unfounded.’

Then, in December last year, Ronnie claimed the snooker bosses wanted his ‘resignation’.

It wasn’t the first time Ronnie has been called ‘disrespectful’ either. 

After the Rocket pulled out hours before his first round match of the Scottish Open, Liam Graham, who he was due to play against, called him ‘disrespectful’.

He said: ‘It’s disrespectful, it’s not right. A lot of people took time off work to come and watch today and it’s disappointing.

‘It’s not surprising given the things he does. I found out when I got to the venue this morning. I didn’t have much prior warning – I think he pulled out very late.’

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Global hunt for one of Australia’s most wanted men over 1999 stabbing

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An urgent global hunt for one of Australia’s most wanted men is on 25 years after he is believed to have left for Greece following an alleged nightclub stabbing murder.

NSW Police State Crime Command detectives and the Australian Federal Policeare seeking James Dalamangas, now aged 53 or 54, as the 25-year-long statute of limitations to prosecute him in Greece looms.

Mr Dalamangas has not been seen in Australia since soon after the April 25, 1999 fatal stabbing of Sydney father-of-two George Giannopoulos at the nightclub Knossus, also known as the Pariziana.

Police believe Mr Dalamangas left ‘soon after’ and went to live in his family’s home country, Greece.

Immediately after he vanished, his mother Chrysou or Christine Dalamangas said  her son was ‘always a good boy’.

She said he likely was hiding because he was ‘scared the police will do something to him … hurt him’ as she claimed they had after his brother Peter’s death.

James Dalamangas (above) one of Australia’s most wanted men is the subject of an urgent global hunt as time runs out to have him investigated over a 1999 nightclub stabbing

Police have released an age progression photo of James Dalamangas who would now be abuot 53 and is believed to be living in Greece

Police arrested James Dalamangas after his brother Peter, a 23-year-old telecommunications workers and bodybuilder, died in a brawl with security staff at Star City Casino on January 31, 1998.

James Dalamangas, then 28, was charged with assaulting casino guards on the same night his brother died.

The Dalamangas family campaigned for justice after Peter’s death, claiming he had been ‘murdered’ at Star City. 

But it was after the alleged incident in which Mr Giannopoulos die din the kitchen of the Knossus club that James Dalamangas vanished.

A warrant was issued for Mr Dalamangas’s arrest, but despite extensive inquiries he has never been located, although it is believed he is still currently residing in Greece.

After attempts in 2003 to extradite Mr Dalamangas from Greece were unsuccessful, Greek authorities agreed to commence prosecution over his alleged role in the murder. 

Police want to question Mr Dalamangas over the alleged 1999 nightclub stabbing murder of father-of-two George Giannopoulos (left)

CCTV of Peter Dalamangas, then 23, in a brawl with Star City casino staff after which he died

Greece suspended the process in 2007 when he could not be located, no bonus deposit online casino but police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward as ‘time is now of the essence’.

NSW Detectives released an age progression photo of Dalamangas, and say he is approximately 182 cm tall, has brown hair, brown eyes and a Greek inscription tattoo on his right forearm.

He may be using the names James, Jim or Tim with the surnames Dimitrious or Kanis.

‘We believe that someone in Greece would know where Dalamangas is living or working,’ State Crime Command criminal groups squad commander Detective Superintendent Grant Taylor said on Tuesday.

‘We wish those people who may know that information to come forward and tell the authorities. They can do that anonymously if they wish.’

Mrs Dalamangas said back in 1999 she had not seen her son since the afternoon prior to Mr Giannopoulos’ death.

A colleague of the late truck driver described the alleged victim being attacked with a ‘six inch knife’ at the premises and his putting ‘serviettes on George’s neck … he recovered for a while, then it was too late’.

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The amount Jacob Elordi can earn per sponsored post after Saltburn

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He’s the Aussie heartthrob who has titillated audiences of the dark comedy Saltburn.

But Jacob Elordi could also be earning big bucks if he decided to become an influencer.

The 26-year-old actor, who plays the popular Felix Catton in the hit film released late last year, tops the list of a value analysis of the cast of Saltburn’s Instagram pages.

Using influencer marketing calculators, Casino Alpha determined which stars had the highest follower boost after the movie’s release, and how much they could earn per sponsored Instagram post.

With more than 13 million Instagram followers and an average of 626,176 likes per post, Elordi could earn an estimated AUD $63,000 per post.

Jacob Elordi could also be earning big bucks if he decided to become an influencer. The 26-year-old actor, who plays the popular Felix Catton in the hit film released late last year, tops the list of a value analysis of the cast of Saltburn’s Instagram pages. Pictured

Aside from his involvement in Saltburn, the 26-year-old actor recently played the role of Elvis Presley in the biographical film Priscilla, released in January of this year.

Elordi first gained recognition for his performances in Netflix’s The Kissing Booth trilogy and HBO’s Euphoria.

Academy Award nominee Barry Keoghan is the second-highest-earning actor in the Saltburn ensemble. 

The Irish actor, who portrays the unassuming but ultimately dangerous Oliver Quick, has the second-highest following of 1.6 million, enabling him to earn up to AUD $7700 per sponsored post. 

According to an influencer analysis, Elordi could earn an estimated $63,000 per post. Pictured in Saltburn 

Academy Award nominee Barry Keoghan (right) is the second-highest-earning actor in the Saltburn ensemble, with a following of 1.6 million, enabling him to earn up to AUD $7700 per sponsored post 

Keoghan receives an average of 270,504 likes per Instagram post and has gained 493,584 followers in the last 30 days alone. 

The third most influential cast member is Rosamund Pike, who plays the role of Felix’s mother, Elspeth Catton. 

The actress, who is known for her roles in Gone Girl and Jack Reacher, has amassed 1.1 million Instagram followers, and could earn an estimated AUD $5000 per sponsored post. 

Tudor Turiceanu, Chief Editor for Casino Alpha, commented on the findings. 

‘Saltburn has become a viral sensation since its release, and these findings shed light on the cast members poised to benefit significantly from the movie’s immense popularity,’ he said.

The third most influential cast member is Rosamund Pike (pictured), who plays the role of Felix’s mother, Elspeth Catton, and could earn an estimated $5000 per sponsored post

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