On April 7, 2022, Beijing time, the Snooker World Championship entered the fourth match day of the qualifying round, and this match day will reveal a big suspense, that is, who will become the opponent of Ding Junhui's debut, and the winner between Tian Pengfei and Lee Walker will face Ding Junhui in the third round. In addition, as the game deepened, the Chinese derby came one after another, which was somewhat cruel.
In the first round of the qualifiers, 7 Chinese players, including Si Jiahui, Lei Peifan, Wu Yize, Xu Si, Zhang Jiankang, Zhang Anda and Yuan Sijun, successfully passed the pass. Zhao Jianbo, Chen Zifan, Chang Bingyu, Fu Jiajun, Wu Anyi, Bai Langning and other Chinese players stopped in the first round, which should be said to be a relatively normal result. Unfortunately, the young general Zhao Jianbo was relegated in advance.
There was a Chinese derby in the first round of the qualifiers, with Wu Yize eliminating Browning 6-2. The second round of the qualifiers also featured a Chinese derby, with Lu Haotian eliminating Xu Si 6-4. There will also be at least one Chinese derby in the third round of qualifying, with the winning Lu Haotian playing against Lu Ning. The Chinese derby followed, and while it was possible to ensure that one of the Chinese players advanced to the next round, there were also Chinese players who lost in the derby, which was somewhat brutal.
On the fourth matchday, 12 matches were still scheduled, all of which were in the second round of the qualifying round. The focus battle is against China's Tian Pengfei against Lee Walker, and the winner of this match will be against Ding Junhui in the third round. Of course, we hope that Tian Pengfei and Ding Junhui will succeed in meeting the teacher, but for Tian Pengfei, it will not be easy to face Li Walker.
Lee Walker is a very slow-paced player who not only makes the fans uncomfortable, but even irritates the opponent. Therefore, Tian Pengfei still has to keep calm and patient, strive to enter the state of the game as soon as possible, incorporate the game into his own rhythm, and make a quick decision.
In addition, China's Zhang Jiankang vs. Thailand's Song Shawa, and Zhang Anda vs. Andy Hicks, both of which are evenly matched, and Zhang Jianjian and Zhang Anda are difficult to pass easily.
Entering the second round of the qualifiers, the number of strong players will increase, and the ornamentation of the competition will naturally be greatly improved. Thailand's Tachaia vs. Andrew Padgett, Mark Joyce vs. Heathcote, Robbie Williams vs. David Leary, Martin O'Denaire vs Michael White are all games worth watching. Good luck to all the contestants!