Ronnie O’Sullivan wins his first World Seniors Snooker Championship title, defeating Joe Perry 10-4 in the final. The victory comes in O’Sullivan’s debut at the event, where he claims the top prize by winning the match in a decisive manner. Multiple outlets describe the final as a convincing performance from O’Sullivan, who adds the World Seniors trophy to an extensive career haul that already includes multiple world championships. The match ends with O’Sullivan reaching ten frames while Perry finishes with four, confirming O’Sullivan’s control throughout the contest. The result establishes O’Sullivan as the inaugural winner of the senior event at the championship level described by the sources, while Perry remains the runner-up after reaching the final on his way to the title match. With the win, O’Sullivan records his first World Seniors Championship title, completing a key milestone in his participation at the tournament.