Dominique Dell on Singles Limited Time: "It's a Race to Get You Out of Your Comfort Zone"

The final of the first "three major competitions" Masters in 2022 has come to an end, and the "anti-traditional" single-time limited time competition will take over the Masters to rekindle the flames of war. The 12th edition of the single time limit will be held at the Morningside Arena in Leicester.

文/Alex Livie,《Eurosport》

Traditional snooker spectators aren't keen on the 10-minute snooker format, but the crowd raved about the single-time limited time game, and the people who competed in the game fully enjoyed the experience.

Dominic Dale has been a frequent european sports commentator in recent years, having won a single-time limited time event in 2014. As a former champion, he naturally signed up for this year's event.

Dale admits that his memories of that night are a little vague as he celebrated the year he won the title, but he knows he is looking forward to the race.

Asked about the night he won the single-time limits title, Dale said: "That night was celebrated until super late. It was a great and fun event that suited my slightly extroverted personality. It's a real race for me. ”

"It's a race that takes you out of your comfort zone. The game is very stressful, as long as there is a little mistake or something unpleasant happens, you will not have a chance to play another ball. Your opponent will have a fluke mentality, and all these things will cause great pressure on the game. ”

"It's good, but it's scary at the same time. It's a test, but I'm looking forward to it. ”