European Masters: Ronnie O’Sullivan reigning six-time world champion knocked out by Aaron Hill,18

Ronnie O’Sullivan, reigning six-time world champion has been knocked out of the European Masters by teenager Aaron Hill in Milton Keynes.
This defeat to Hill was O’Sullivan’s first match lost ever since winning his sixth world title.
O’Sullivan was on the track of victory when he made his first century of the season to lead 4-3 in the best-of-nine-frames match.
But the 18-year-old Irishman Hill levelled and then won by clinching the decider with a break of 78.
💬 "One day I'm going to show him what I can do. I think today was the day."
— WST (@WeAreWST) September 24, 2020
Newly-turned professional @AaronHill147 (18) was thrilled just to be playing his childhood hero. But then to BEAT him?
There's a new kid on the block 🤙 #BVEuroSeries pic.twitter.com/Xt8XzZcI43
Ranked the world No 115, Hill is in his first season as a professional.
Earlier in August, O’Sullivan had criticised the standard of younger players on his way to winning the World Snooker Championship.