Some pretty impressive numbers below. Crazy to think he reached his first semi-final at the Crucible in 1996. Like a good vintage wine he has got better with age though.

Oh and did I mention that his career win ratio is 75%, which is higher than both Steve Davis (63%) and Stephen Hendry (69%).

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Ronnie O'Sullivan now doing his thing in front of the camera.

He says he thought he had "half a chance but never expected to win" his sixth world title.

His full quotes to follow shortly.

Kyren Wilson speaking to BBC Sport: "I am 28-years-old. I am not going to beat myself up too much I am playing the greatest of all time. It was a dream come true knowing I was playing Ronnie in the final.

"You can’t respect him too much or he’ll walk right over me, which is what happened today. I have the two most important people to me sat right here.

"I am a fighter, I always will be. I really struggled in the first session and I just relaxed and let the shackles off. I’m just annoyed they would not let me play the whole match last night."

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Nice embrace of sorts between the players at the end.

Kyren Wilson showing exemplary sportsmanship. So nice to see.

What a way to finish off. A break of 96.

Ronnie O'Sullivan is just flying through these balls. He's in full flow.

The world title is his surely. He's up to 70, now 85.

In goes the blue. Now the Pink. He misses the black but who cares.

Wish I was there with you Ken and Dennis.

See Sheffield United's Billy Sharp has managed to snaffle a ticket.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan just isn't missing those today. Different man entirely.

Is that a touch of nervousness creeping in? Ronnie O'Sullivan misses an easy black.

But Kyren Wilson can't get a position on the black after caressing a red into the middle.

And he's left Ronnie with a long red to get going again.

Brad Starr: Final day at the Crucible. Never been a tournament like this but always get that big match feeling today!

That looks a bit short of pace from Kyren Wilson, whose attempted safety leaves Ronnie O'Sullivan with a starter.

Great chance this.

Here come the players to a huge roar. Is that really just 300 people? Sounds like so many more.

Let's get this show on the road.

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A quick snippet for you before we get to the real thing...

Prior to the final session the World Snooker Tour announced that Betfred has extended its deal as title sponsor of the World Championship until 2022.

WST chairman Barry Hearn said: "I think we should say publicly how pleased we are.

“It’s a time for standing up and being counted. I think it is the real world that people like Fred (Done) and I have always worked in.

"We are good blokes to have in the trenches when times are tough. And times are tough because Covid-19 is not going away and we have to remember who our friends are.”

Talking of music...

This is not the first time that Ronnie O'Sullivan has called the tune at the Crucible.

Bar a few grey hairs he looks exactly the same as in 2001.

The Peter Pan of snooker.

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'I like a bit of disco like the next man, but not in the middle of this' - Former world champion John Parrott as Disco Inferno burns up the Crucible potting floor.

BBC Two

Right our live coverage is just starting on BBC Two. So you know what to do.

Grab the remote and flick it to the right channel or alternatively click on the play button at the top of this page.

This is special stuff.

I know Ronnie O'Sullivan could potentially wrap up a sixth-world title tonight etc....

But to be honest the burning question I have at the moment is exactly what has come out of Ken Doherty's sock drawer.

The 1997 champion has been in fine form during the tournament and he hasn't let me down this evening either.

Not as colourful as usual but clearly giving the final session the respect it deserves.

If you missed Sunday afternoon's session, Ronnie O'Sullivan was in scintillating form.

But don't worry you can either read all about that here or just click play below.

Either will do the job.

There was a lot of chat earlier in this match about Ronnie O'Sullivan's cue action.

But boy did he deliver earlier at the expense of Kyren Wilson, who one or two have suggested could benefit from a chat with the Crucible King himself, Stephen Hendry.

Australia's 2010 winner reckons it's not a bad shout.

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