“Not anywhere” is his best level even though he only needs 17 minutes to secure the one frame he requested to move to the quarter -finals in the World Championship.
Osolivan, 49, got a 12-4 feature on the Chinese Bang Junixo after the second session on Sunday, and the victory soon concluded Monday evening with a comfort of 95 after Bang scored the first 17 points of the frame.
The favorite of the fans of the fans won 10-4 against Ali Carter and 13-4 against Bang in his first two competitive games since picking a braid and throwing it into a box at the championship league event in January.
The English man did not play competitively for three months and said he was trying to “rebuild” his game.
Although staying in its path to get the eighth world title in the world, O'sllivan remained dissatisfied with how he played it.
When he was asked to give his current performance level out of 10, he said “two”, and that “he will have to start playing better” if he wins the championship.
He added: “I need the time of the game and try to restore my game.
“I do not mind what I play as long as I play my game. It is not related to those who sit on the chair, and I always return myself if I can play somewhere near my best level.
“I am not sure that I am close to that, but you can click at any time.
“One ball bowl at one time. This is difficult for me to deal with the game like this, but this is where I am and I only have to continue.”
