World Championship — Snooker 2004

The 2004 championship remains a significant chapter in the World Snooker Tour , representing the peak of the "modern era" where O'Sullivan began his ascent to matching Stephen Hendry's then-record of seven world titles.

: O'Sullivan became only the fourth player to win the World title more than once at the Crucible Theatre. World Championship Snooker 2004

: Much of O’Sullivan’s tactical discipline during the event was attributed to the coaching of Ray Reardon , nicknamed "Dracula," who helped him refine his "Plan B" safety game. The 2004 championship remains a significant chapter in

: Mark Williams entered as the defending champion but was eliminated in the second round, losing 11–13 to Joe Perry. Notable Records and Debuts World Championship Snooker 2004

The Rocket Ascends: Ronnie O’Sullivan’s 2004 World Championship Triumph