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‘Chess with balls!’ - Ronnie O’Sullivan, Alan McManus and Mark Selby in must-watch mental health discussion

Enjoy this must-watch interview as Ronnie O’Sullivan, Alan McManus and Mark Selby discuss the mental health of snooker players after The Jester’s 6-1 win over Ali Carter in the first round of the Masters, live on Eurosport and discovery+.

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‘Chess with balls!’ - Ronnie O’Sullivan, Alan McManus and Mark Selby in must-watch mental health discussion

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