The 2022 World Snooker Championships are in full swing, and the Chinese Legion has previously ended the first round of the matchup, of which Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao have each defeated their opponents to advance smoothly, and Lu Haotian is defeated by Bingham.
Coming to the penultimate matchday of the first round, "China's snooker brother" Ding Junhui also finally made his debut, and this season as a qualifier, he will face karen Wilson, the fifth-ranked "post-90s bearer" in the world.
The two sides have previously played each other evenly, the only long-term game is Ding Junhui won, although many fans expressed the first round of Ding Junhui's draw as the next draw, but objectively speaking, Karen Wilson met Ding Junhui and why not sign it.
In the first stage of the game, Ding Junhui burst out with full firepower to blast a single 60+ and a single shot over 100 to take the lead in a fantastic 3-0 start, and Karen Wilson got the opportunity to pull back a set before the break to temporarily trail 1-3.
However, then the sudden change in the field Ding Junhui's successive mistakes allowed Wilson to seize the opportunity to win two consecutive sets to equalize the score, but in the last three sets of the first stage, Ding Junhui withstood the pressure to win two of them, and entered the final decisive stage with a 5-4 score.
After the second stage came back, both sides failed to enter the game in time, and the hard battle was still entangled in the color ball stage for an hour, but unfortunately Ding Junhui forced the green ball to make mistakes and missed the opportunity in the lead, and Wilson came to the stage to complete the single set reversal to pull the score to 5-5.
Through the battle of the previous set, both gradually regained the feel of the game, Ding Junhui won two sets with a single 90+ and a single 126 points, and Wilson won the first set with a single 80+, and the two sides entered the final break with a 7-6 score.
After the break, Wilson began to exert his strength in the next two sets without giving Ding Junhui a chance to play, first blasting out a single shot 90+ to equalize the score, and then bombing a single shot 121 over 100 to reverse the score at 8-7.
In the crucial set, Ding Junhui withstood the pressure and blasted out over a hundred to clear the table to equalize again, but unfortunately lost the powder ball in the seventeenth set when he had a chance to reverse, and accidentally dropped the white ball in defense, Wilson laughed at the automatic super score to reach the match point first.
Unfortunately, in the eighteenth inning, Ding Junhui made an offensive mistake and missed the opportunity, Wilson did not hesitate to expand the continuous scoring to complete the single shot 60+, Ding Junhui came up to let go but lost the key powder ball and then gave up the opportunity to do snooker in advance and finally lost to Wilson 8-10. Ding Junhui, who lost the game, also encountered another round of travel, and perhaps the World Championship really became an invincible demon.