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RONNIE'S £10m BALLS-UP | Daily Star Cue ace Ronnie O'Sullivan

The ex-World Champ – nicknamed The Rocket – gestured with a microphone and made a number of references to oral sex.

He also cracked jokes about the shape of his mic and his “girth”.

It is thought the blunders, caught on video,  could lose the star up to £10million in sponsorship money.

The foul-mouthed snooker ace stunned a packed press conference after crashing out of the £250,000 China Open in Beijing.

Chinese reporters asked him through a translator about his form and O’Sullivan joked: “F***ing hell, this is the longest question in the world.” Then he put the mic between his legs and asked a pal next to him: “What shape is yours then?”

The smirking star turned to reporters and asked: “Wanna come and suck that later? Suck my c*ck? Anyone wanna give me a nosh? Suck my d*ck?” He continued answering questions – with many reporters puzzled.

But later he asked: “F*** me – how many questions are they going to ask?”

Squeezing the microphone, he joked to the pal: “Mine gets fatter at the end. Does yours? Good girth – good width.”

An onlooker said: “Ronnie seemed to have gone completely potty. I have never heard anything like it from a top sportsman.”

The 32-year-old – who is known for his low boredom threshold and has been treated for depression – once said he did not like playing in China as “they don’t speak English”.

He has now risked a number of big-money Far East sponsorship deals that make him the sport’s highest off-table earner, including a six-figure deal with a Chinese watch company and a separate deal worth up to £500,000.

He also faces a massive fine from World Snooker, the sport’s governing body.  A spokesman said last night: “We have received the footage and it is under review.”