On April 11, Beijing time, the snooker World Championship qualifier ushered in the highest moment since the opening of the tournament. Former world champion Dort blasted a single shot of 147 in a match against Chinese teenager Pang Junxu! It was Dortmund's 147 shot again after 23 years, the 9th of the season and the 175th in history. In the end, Dort also easily defeated Pang Junxu 6-1.
Dot is now ranked 34th in the world, and although it is far from its heyday, it is still superior to Pang Junxu. Once the game started, Dort had full advantage on the field. Take a 4-1 lead early. In the 6th inning, Dort played the entire red ball around the black ball, followed by a clear shot to score a perfect score.
After scoring the black ball cautiously, Dort also threw a fist in celebration, and the audience erupted in enthusiastic cheers. Subsequently, Dort walked over to Pang Junxu, who also politely stood up to congratulate Dort on getting the full score. It was the 5th perfect score in Snooker World Championship qualifying history and the second best of his career since the 1999 British Open. In the 7th set, Dort scored another 107 points to win, and finally swept Pang Junxu 6-1.
It is worth mentioning that Dort's 147 full score, surpassing the previous single-shot high score is the 144 points created by Pang Junxu. That is to say, Dort let Pang Junxu's 144 points get the highest score bonus wish of a single shot become a bubble, and also blocked Pang Junxu from going further. Of course, for the young Pang Junxu, this is the tuition he needs to pay to grow up.
In the other two matches, there was a 6-0 draw! Clark swept Gary Wilson 6-0, and Clark blasted a 4-shot 50+ in the whole game, including a one-shot 100. Iran's Wafi also played 6-0, beating Germany's Lichtenberg, and in the game, Wafi also played 4 strokes of 50+, easily winning.