In the early morning of April 26, Beijing time, the Snooker World Championship ended the tenth matchday competition and decided the last four quarter-finals. As a result, Trump and Higgins, who were leading by the big scores in the first two stages, advanced as desired. The two games with suspense are that the championship favorite Robertson is out, and the second brother Bingham carries away wilson.
Turnips are inferior to small drivers
The two quarter-finals, which started at 2 a.m., were Robertson vs. Lissovsky and Trump vs. McGill. In the first two stages, the Radish trailed the driver 7-9 and Terre Jr. led McGill 10-6. After the battle between the radish and the little driver began, the driver took the lead 66-15, and the big score came to 10-7. In the 18th set, Radish narrowly won 60-58 to win back. Then the 19th inning blasted 147 to bring the score to 9-10. In the 20th set, Robertson continued to score a single 79 points to equalize 10-10.
Returning from intermission, radish won by 60 points in the 21st set to win 11-10. In the 22nd inning, the young driver stopped bleeding with 88 points to equalize the score. In the crucial 23rd set, the two sides were entangled in a fight, and finally the turnip won 57-43, 12-11 first to the match point. But in the next two sets, the radish lost form again, and the driver won two consecutive sets to send the radish out of Crucible 13-12.
Little Ted eliminated McKe
In the showdown between Ter and McCeacher, McGill, who was 6-10 behind in the first two stages, took the lead and came up with a single shot to break the 100, and in the 17th set, he took a 106 (106)-0 clean sheet. In the 18th inning, Trump also broke the 100 with a single shot, and returned to color at 105-6, once again pulling the score to 11-7. But then, McKe's scythe suddenly sharpened, shooting a 1-100 and 2-shot 70+ in a row to win 3 consecutive sets 83-20, 77-43 and 124-0, forcing the big score to 10-11.
In the crucial 22nd set, Trump scored a single 56 point to stop the loss at 64 (56)-8 in time, taking the lead in the match point at 12-10. Not to be conceded, McGill saved a match point 65-2 in the 23rd inning to bring the score to 11-12. But in the 24th set, Xiaote seized the opportunity in the chaos, won 69-41, and advanced to the quarterfinals 13-11, sending Mike home to collect the wheat.
The second master brother carried away the brother
In the other two 1/8 finals that ended earlier, tie the second brother tie tie 12-8 with Brother Lu, and came up to smoke a four-in-a-row whip to get the match point 12-8. After returning from rest, the second master brother's feel dropped, and Brother Lu took the opportunity to play many times in the fight, winning the 21st set 70-66 and saving 1 match point. However, the fragile brother still did not hold on in the 22nd set, losing another set at 36-65-36, and the big score was 9-13 to see the second brother advance to the quarterfinals.
There is no suspense in the battle between the wizard and the Thai descendant Sankam. Sankam, who was 5-11 behind in the first two stages, won two sets, but he was still young in front of the wizards who were calling for rain, and finally lost to the old Higgins 7-13, ending his trip to Crucible.
In previous competitions, China's Yan Bingtao, O'Sullivan, Williams and Maguire have all taken the lead in qualifying. As the dust settles on the last four quarter-final tickets, the quarter-final matchup is also revealed: Yan Bingtao challenges Uncle Ma, Ma Gown encounters a rocket, the little driver passes the wizard, and the second master brother duels with XiaoTe.