With the end of the Snooker World Championships, the World Federation of Taiwan has released the latest edition of the World Rankings. O'Sullivan, who had just won the crucible at Crucible, was back at the top of the table, and Trump, who finished runner-up, rose to second place. Zhao Xintong, who has performed well this season, is firmly in sixth place, and China's brother Ding Junhui is in 32nd place.
Latest rankings
After winning the World Championships, O'Sullivan received a prize of £500,000, and although the latest ranking will deduct the rocket's 2020 World Championship winnings, this does not prevent him from returning to the world number one with a prize of 1.036 million pounds. The little one, who earned £200,000 from runners-up, also overtook Selby to move up to second place with £1,009,500, a tiny margin with the Rockets. After the start of the new season, the two will compete fiercely for the world number one throne.
O'Sullivan is back in number one
Defending champion Selby lost to China's Yan Bingtao in the second round, earning little from the World Championships, and after deducting the prize money from the previous year's World Championship Final Four, the ranking fell to third. More crucially, because of the poor performance this season, Selby is only 12,500 pounds ahead of fourth-place Robertson, a slight gap that also makes it possible for Radish to surpass Master Sai at any time.
Zhao Xintong sixth
Next, fifth was Higgins. There is a gap of nearly 370,000 between wizards and turnips, and there is no hope of surpassing them in the short term. Therefore, next season, the top four players are temporarily worry-free, and the ranking will not fall out of the top four. After the wizard, in sixth place is Zhao Xintong, who has won consecutive British Championships and German Masters titles this season, which is also the highest ranking of Chinese players at present.
Ding Junhui 32nd
After Zhao Xintong, Uncle Ma Williams, Brother Wilson, Murphy and the little driver ranked seven to ten. Yan Bingtao, who beat Selby to reach the quarterfinals of the World Championships, rose to 15th place. On the other hand, Chinese player Ding Junhui, who is concerned by fans, lost to Brother Lu at this year's World Championships, and his performance was not as good as the previous year's World Championships, so his ranking fell again to 32nd place.