Ding Junhui Masters Record Is Ancient! Boom 147 + 1 championship 1 sub, difficult to defeat 2 nemesis, 5 consecutive defeats to the Rockets!

On January 9, 2022, the second master game of the three major tournaments of this season will be opened, and the Chinese players will have a total of 2 players, Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao, and Ding Junhui's world ranking fell out of the TOP16 and did not have the opportunity to participate, 1 record is ancient, and it will be very difficult to return to the tournament in the future.

Ding Junhui has played in the Masters a total of 17 times, and the record of 15 consecutive appearances is unmatched among Chinese players, which also confirms the achievements and status of the Chinese dragon in snooker. However, since winning the 2019 British Championship, Ding Junhui has been eating the old book, never reached the top 4 of any major competition, and fell all the way to 29th place after being deducted from the 200,000 pounds of huge prizes at the end of last year, missing the Masters qualification is stifling, and the record of 15 consecutive Masters tournaments has come to an abrupt end.

Although it is true that Ding Junhui's competitive status has declined, his impressive record in the Masters is still a god-like existence in China Snooker! He scored a total of 16 wins and 16 losses in the 17 Masters, shooting 30 hundreds and 1 147, 3 straight to the semi-finals, and 2 finals to win 1 championship and 1 runner-up. At the 2007 Masters, Ding Junhui reached the final as a blank card and scored a single 147 in a match against Hamilton, becoming the youngest full score maker in the history of television broadcasting at the age of 19 years and 288 days. In the final with O'Sullivan, Ding Junhui was inexperienced and was at a loss in the crazy atmosphere created by Rockets fans, tearfully losing and passing by the champion. In 2011, Ding Junhui once again reached the final and made history by laughing to the end in the Chinese derby with Fu Jiajun, becoming the first Chinese player to win the Masters.

Ding Junhui has 2 major nemesis in the history of the Masters, one of which is Joe Perry. After winning the first showdown, the Chinese brother suffered 3 consecutive defeats, and against O'Sullivan, he lost all 5 games without 1 win. Last year, Ding Junhui played O'Sullivan for the first time, leading 5-3 to lose the super point black ball, and finally was reversed by the Rockets to complete the turnover, regrettably out. Also in 2021, Yan Bingtao won the debut of 3 world champions in a row, taking over Ding Junhui's baton to create history. This is also Ding Junhui's last Trip to the Masters so far, and it remains to be seen when he will be able to re-qualify for the Masters, who is currently in a deep trough.