A Night to Remember

David Beckham recently shared a special memory from his time as a Manchester United player. The former England captain revealed that he once spent a night playing snooker at Ronnie O'Sullivan's house, calling it one of his best experiences.

Part of the Premiere

Beckham made the revelation while attending the premiere of O'Sullivan's new documentary, "Ronnie O'Sullivan: The Edge of Everything." As an executive producer of the film, Beckham expressed his privilege to be a part of it.

A Shared Love for Snooker

Beckham spoke about his fondness for snooker, saying that when he wasn't playing football, he would often spend his time playing the game. He even shared a childhood memory of going to a snooker hall in Chingford. Beckham also mentioned that one of his favorite nights as a Manchester United player was spent playing snooker with O'Sullivan at his house.

A Beautiful Player

Beckham praised O'Sullivan's skills as a snooker player, describing his style as "just beautiful." He also expressed his admiration for O'Sullivan as a person, highlighting the similarities between their childhoods and the influence of their fathers on their careers.

Special Film

Beckham emphasized the significance of the documentary, stating that it goes beyond showcasing O'Sullivan's snooker prowess. He described it as a film about O'Sullivan and his life, making it a special project for him to be a part of.

Red Carpet Appearance

Beckham and O'Sullivan made a joint appearance on the red carpet at the premiere, held at the Odeon in Leicester Square, London. O'Sullivan's partner, Laila Rouass, also attended the event.

A Glimpse into O'Sullivan's Life

The documentary offers behind-the-scenes access to O'Sullivan's journey to winning his seventh World Championship last year. It delves into his mental health battles and daily struggles with addiction.

Concerns for the Future

O'Sullivan expressed his fear at the premiere that he may not win another World Championship, adding a touch of vulnerability to the evening.