On May 1, Beijing time, the semi-finals of the Snooker World Championship ended. Trump, the 4th in the world, narrowly defeated three-time World Champion Mark Williams 17-16 in a fantastic match. This game is bound to go down in snooker history, and the ups and downs of the game are very exciting. In the final decider, Trump scored two consecutive magical bag-flipping goals, which will also become an eternal classic of the World Championships.
Straight back to this semi-final decider. Previously, Mark Williams, who was trailing 1-7, 5-11, once won the match point 16-15. Trump stubbornly chased back and dragged it into a 17-win tiebreaker in 33 innings. Shortly after the tiebreaker began, Trump made a brilliant snooker defense. After thinking about it for three minutes, Mark Williams did not come up with a way to deal with it, but chose to vigorously break the red ball.
Mark Williams' power was miraculous, and it received unexpected results, a red ball was scored, and another red ball remained at the mouth of the bag. But then Mark Williams made a mistake when he hit the blue ball in the middle bag. While the misstep didn't leave Mark Williams losing directly, it was clearly a blow to his morale. Next, the two men fought. Trump seized the opportunity to take a 50-25 lead. At this time, there are still 3 red balls on the table, but they are very difficult to play.
At this time, Trump chose to use the cross return ball method, and even attacked and defended to turn over the bag. And this ball, Trump also successfully turned the bag to win. Trump then chose to defend, but the quality was not high. Mark Williams also defended a shot, and then Trump repeated the same trick, again choosing the cross back ball, the red ball flipped into the bag again! This time, Trump didn't waste any more chances, scoring a coffee ball and finding the red ball in the exact right place. Trump then scored the last red ball to complete the run to beat the opponent 17-16.
Apparently, Trump's two-shot bag turn became the winner of the game. Mark Williams, who was sitting off the field, was also rather helpless. After the game, when talking about the loss, Mark Williams was also quite disappointed, saying that he would rather lose 1-17 than lose the game like this. But there was no way, Mark Williams himself lost a lot of chance balls, out of the game can only be said to be dead.