Jamie O’Neill, 35, the snooker player suspended until August he was not permitted to play the World Snooker Tour after he shows up to the match drunk. He further, made inappropriate comments and gestures to female members of staff, and then played his game under the influence of alcohol.
O’Neill will miss the Championship League and the European Masters at the opening of the upcoming season after being encountered with the prohibition and a fine of £1,500, as well as £3,200 in costs.
Not surprisingly that is not only the case he has been into but also he had already received a two-event suspension last year for inappropriate behavior towards hotel and WST (World Snooker Tour) staff and violating hotel rules.
Involvement in trouble goes in series to count, a 35-year-old also received suspended fines over the 2020-21 season for inappropriate comments and live streams posted on social media. He has a history of making a bad status of his own.
All this was taken into account when the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) decided to suspend him again, and he will not be eligible to play again until the British Open qualifiers in August.
