With Neil Robertson winning the 22nd crown of his career, the snooker players tournament also came to a successful end, and after the end of the game, the World Taiwan Federation also released the latest ranking for the first time, which is a mixed blessing for domestic players.
According to the latest list given by the official, although Neil Robertson received a championship prize of 125,000 pounds, he did not improve his ranking due to the huge difference in points from the first few points, and continued to rank fourth in the world.
Ranking first in the world is still Mark Selby (1036500), and last season's World Championship title did give Selby an unexpected benefit, even if the performance of this season has fallen seriously, but the position at the top of the table with a lot of points will not change in the near future.
O'Sullivan also officially surpassed Judd Trump to rise to second place after winning the World Grand Prix, and the players' tournament had the opportunity to surpass Sel to return to the world first place, although he eventually lost to Robertson's hands, but it has to be said that this season's O'Sullivan is quietly attacking the top position.
Trump is arguably the most unexpected player of the season, not only did not return to the eleventh crown of the previous two seasons, but also did not even win a ranking championship, which also made him lose to O'Sullivan after deducting bonus points and fall to the third place in the world.
Chinese teenager Zhao Xintong has once again set a record high ranking, currently ranking seventh in the world behind Karen Weir and John Higgins (377500), and is not far from Higgins is expected to officially surpass in one event.
There is no doubt that Zhao Xintong is the best performer in the Chinese snooker army this season, not only setting many records in succession, but also becoming the only domestic new generation young player who ranks high in the top 8.
Of course, another Chinese young player is also worthy of everyone's admiration, Yan Bingtao ranked 13th in the world with a score of 273,500 points, and it should be known that Yan Bingtao's 200,000 prize money at the last Masters tournament is not counted in the ranking, and now this ranking is all achieved by Yan Bingtao's steady performance.
Zhou Yuelong missed several races in succession due to personal reasons this season, which also indirectly led to the loss of a lot of bonus points, because Zhou Yuelong has now fallen to the 20th place in the world, and the goal of entering the top 16 is getting farther and farther away.
Lu Ning, who has stood on the cusp of public opinion several times this season, is currently ranked 30th in the world, although Lu Ning is not very popular with fans in terms of playing style, but objectively speaking, Lu Ning is still relatively good among many young players, after all, the road ahead is still very long.
The most heart-wrenching thing for domestic fans is China's snooker leader Ding Junhui, who thought that falling out of the world's top sixteen this season has been unexpected, but the reality has taught everyone a lesson, Ding Junhui is currently ranked thirty-first in the world and has no way out.
This ranking result can be said to set a record for Ding Junhui's personal career, with 109,500 points currently only 8,000 pounds ahead of Thirty-third Place Ma Fulin, which also means that if Ding Junhui still performs poorly in the subsequent Welsh Open, then falling out of the top 32 will be a foregone conclusion.
In addition to the above five domestic players, the rest of the Chinese players have not been able to rank in the world's top 32 list, hoping that in the next event, the Chinese snooker Army can continue to work hard to win more good results.