Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan has been slammed for refusing to shake Judd Trump's hand after his amazing 147 break.<br /><br />#RonnieO'Sullivan <br /><br />During the Champions final, O'Sullivan was 6-1 ahead when Trump cleared 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours in one go and was met with cheers from the crowd.<br /><br />O'Sullivan is no stranger to a 147 and will know it's customary to shake your opponent's hand, but the seven-time world champion remained seated and has come under serious criticism for doing so.<br /><br />Stephen Hendry and Ken Doherty were part of the punditry on the night and ripped into O'Sullivan's etiquette after the incident. <br /><br /><br />Seven-time champion Hendry said: 'Look, no one took more displeasure in their opponents doing things well against them more than me.<br /><br />'But shake the guy's hand. He has made a 147, it's in the final and you are 6-1 up. Shake the guy's hand. It was incredible.<br /><br />'When I made the other one against him he had to shake my hand…because it was the end of the match.' <br /><br />O'Sullivan's actions are even more bemusing given that fact that he's made a record 15 maximum breaks himself. <br /><br />Irish snooker legend Doherty said: 'It was a magnificent break from Judd, one of the best 147s you will see. There were a lot of really tough shots and under such pressure at 6-1 behind. <br /><br />'I was a little bit surprised that Ronnie didn't come out and shake Judd's hand and congratulate him - there was no reaction from him - it was like it was just another frame.'<br /><br />He led 6-1 before fellow Englishman Trump fought back to 7-6 but O'Sullivan pulled away again and took the final three frames without reply before winning 10-6.<br /><br />It's his second title of the campaign after also coming out on top at the Hong Kong Masters in October. <br /><br />Just last month, O'Sullivan revealed that he is no longer excited about playing snooker and does not care if he plays well anymore.<br /><br />O'Sullivan suffered a shock 4-3 defeat to David Grace in the second round of the Northern Ireland Open on Wednesday, and opened up about his lack of motivation after the loss.
