In the final of the World Snooker Masters, which just ended in the early morning of January 17, 2022, Beijing time, Neil Robertson, who is ranked fourth in the world, won the Masters championship after 115 points, 114 points, 50 points, 54 points, 73 points, 54 points, 50 points and 68 points. At the same time, this is also the sixth three-time champion of Robertson's career, and he is currently second in the post-80s with the performance of one World Championship, two Masters and three British Championship titles, while also widening the gap between his three major titles and Trump to three. Hawkins once again missed out on the first Masters title of his career.
Robertson took a 5-3 lead over Hawkins
In the first stage of the match between the two sides, Robertson, although not in the best form, was still much better than Hawkins. In the first set, Hawkins won the game 60:30 to give Robertson a 1-0 lead. In the second set, Robertson scored 50 points to win the game 1-1 with Hawkins at 112:7. In the third set, Robertson single-handedly blasted 105 points to win the game 105-0 to win the game to win the game 2-1. In the fourth set, Hawkins won the set 65-20 in a 2-2 draw with Robertson. In the fifth inning, Robertson took a 3-2 lead in a 77-67 single-game reversal with Hawkins, who scored 60 points. In the sixth inning, Robertson scored two 54 runs to win the game 108-16 to give Hawkins a 4-2 lead. In the seventh inning, Hawkins won the game 67-33 to leave Robertson 3-4 behind. In the eighth inning, Robertson scored 73 points to win the game 73-16 to give Hawkins a 5-3 lead.
Robertson led Hawkins 9-4 to get the match point
After the second stage of the game, Robertson's performance was still very good. After the game moved to the ninth inning, Robertson once again won the game 76-4 with a superb performance of multiple mobile games and a single shot of 50 points to win the game 76-4 to lead Hawkins 6-3 and extend the advantage to three innings. Entering the tenth inning, Hawkins won 74-14 to fall behind Robertson 4-6 with a single shot of 69 points, which was also Hawkins's last game. Entering the eleventh inning, Robertson took a 7-4 lead with a 72-0 clean sheet with Hawkins with a 68-point performance. In the twelfth inning, Robertson won the game 62:16 several times to take an 8-4 lead over Hawkins. In the thirteenth set, Robertson once again played a superb single-shot 114 points to win the game 114-11 to lead Hawkins 9-4 to win the match point.
Robertson beat Hawkins 10-4 to win the title
After successfully winning the match point, Robertson and Hawkins faced the fourteenth inning, but neither of them did well in the inning. After a number of tactical and accuracy battles, Robertson scored 77 points and won the second Masters of his career by beating hawkins 10-4 with a 77-0 clean sheet, which also meant that Robertson had a sixth career three-time championship, and he was three times away from Selby's nine three-time championships. And his three major results are exactly three more than Trump and Murphy, so his three major honors are still the second place in the post-80s. However, there are joys and sorrows, and compared to Robertson's success, Hawkins' performance is somewhat lonely. Because he once again missed the first Masters title trophy of his career, it also meant that his dream was shattered.