Robertson back-to-back to the final? Or slash 75 double males in a row, it is difficult to chase Higgins 2 major records!

At 21:00 on January 15, the first semi-final of the 2022 Snooker Masters began, with Robertson and Mark Williams competing for final qualification. Both are Grand Slam players and have scored one ranking champion each this season. The Australian Artillery lost O'Sullivan 8-10 in the World Grand Prix final at the end of last year, and if they can defeat Uncle Ma, they will advance back-to-back to the final and impact the second title of the Masters.

Robertson from Australia is the first non-English player to win a Grand Slam and currently holds five major-three titles, second only to Selby in the post-80s. Robertson won the English Open in the new season, and as long as he wins one more ranking championship, he will tie Trump with 22 titles and tie for 1st place after 80.

O'Sullivan became the 5th king of the ranking last season, Higgins lost the title in the 4 finals this season, and only Uncle Ma remained strong in the 75 three masters, winning the WST Series and the British Open in the 3 finals last year. Robertson and Uncle Ma have made 27 previous moves, and Robertson has an absolute advantage of 18 wins, 3 draws and 6 losses, and has completed 4 consecutive kills against Kim's left hand. Uncle Ma has no advantage in the long-term game, and in order to overthrow Robertson, he must remain focused and tolerate any mistakes.

Robertson defeated McGill 6-3 in the first round of this Masters, and the second round withstood the inverted cheers of the audience and took revenge on O'Sullivan 6-4. As long as Robertson plays normally, he will most likely cut 75 doubles in a row to reach the final. But robertson, even reaching the masters final for the fourth time, will struggle to match Higgins' top 2 records this season. The Wizards have been finalist four times, runner-up four times, and have finished first this season in both the number of championship battles and the number of runners-up, making Robertson hard to match. Whether Higgins can match or even surpass the Rockets' runner-up record last season, we will wait and see.