Snooker World Ranking: Zhao Xintong first entered the top 7, Yan Bingtao remained unchanged, and Ding Junhui was overtaken by his compatriots

After the Players' Championship, the World Taiwan Federation announced the latest snooker ranking, Robertson still ranked 4th after winning the championship, but runner-up Hawkins reached the top 10. In terms of Chinese players, Zhao Xintong's ranking rose from 8th to 7th and set a record, Yan Bingtao remained unchanged at 13th, and Ding Junhui's world ranking continued to fall, and was overtaken by compatriots.

Among the 3 Tigers after the 80s this season, Selby and Trump have not been shortlisted for any ranking finals, but Robertson is very strong, winning the English Open and the Players Championship, but he is still far behind the world's top 3. Selby is firmly in 1st place, O'Sullivan is 2nd and Trump is in 3rd place. Karen Wilson and Higgins are ranked fifth and sixth respectively, and Zhao Xintong still reached a new high of 7th place despite playing a 1 round trip in the Players Championship. Hawkins returned to the TOP10 with a £50,000 prize money earned in the Players' Championship.

Yan Bingtao ranked 13th on par with the previous period, nearly 40,000 pounds ahead of 17th Lisovsky, basically locked in the world championship seedings, this season is expected to join hands with Zhao Xintong, straight to the Crucible 32. Zhou Yuelong, who reached the final of two consecutive ranking tournaments in 2020, ranked 3rd among Chinese golfers and temporarily ranked 20th, and must win the championship in order to re-enter the top 16.

Among other Chinese golfers, Ding Junhui's ranking fell to 31st, and was overtaken by Lu Ning, who ranked 30th. Ding Junhui is currently in a difficult situation, he must achieve good results in the remaining competitions, and strive to keep the TOP32, in order to reduce the variables and get the Crucible ticket through the qualification round. In the next Welsh Open, Ding Junhui is expected to bottom out and rebound, bringing surprises to Chinese fans.