In the early morning of April 19, the Snooker World Championship ended the first stage of a focus battle, the number one winner Neil Robertson went low, in the first four sets 1-3 behind, played 3 shots to break the 1002 70+, won 5 consecutive sets to refuse to upset, half-time score 6-3 against Ashley Hugh Gill to get a counter-attack, showing the strength of the championship favorite. In another match played in the same period, No. 8 seed Mark Williams swept amateur Michael White 10-3 on aggregate, and the second round will face Jackson Page for a "master-apprentice battle".
Robertson has won 3 ranking championships + masters championships this season, is the best competitive player this season, this world championship is regarded as the number one favorite to win, this time the first round of opponents draw the world's 77th ranked Hugh Gil, the signing should be relatively good, but ,,,。 The game began, in the first set, Robertson played the level of the championship favorite, single 127 points clean to win the first set, in the second set, Hugh Gill returned a single 85 points, 1-1 equalization! In the third set, Robertson made a lot of mistakes, and Hugh Gill won the set 79-20 on several occasions, and the score came to 2-1! In the 4th set, Robertson still did not enter the form, but Hugh Gill once again contributed a 77 point, and a hint of coldness drifted from the field, Hugh Gill 3-1 Robertson.
After the break, Robertson adjusted in time to take over the game, first 78-41 to win a set, and then blasted out a single shot of 72 points, 97 points, 109 points, 132 points, 4 high scores to blast the 90s youngster Hugh Gill, the latter only got 4 points in these 4 innings, the total score of 6-3 instantly rebounded! The second stage of the match between the two sides will take place on April 19 at 17:00. Next door to the No. 1 table game, Williams dreamed of returning to peak form to burst, the whole game blasted 4 shots to break the 1003 pars 50+, 10-3 to play little White, successfully advanced to the round of 16 will start the second Welsh derby, and compete with the apprentice Page for a place in the top 8.