At the end of the 21/22 snooker season, the World Federation of Taiwan officials announced the major awards, Neil Robertson became the biggest winner, in the annual MVP selection, O'Sullivan lost to Neil Robertson, who won the MVP of the year for the first time in his career. Zhao Xintong also won the grand prize, the fans voted the best athlete, Zhao Xintong was elected, which shows that the power of Chinese fans is huge.
At the world's heaviest snooker championship of the season, O'Sullivan won the championship and ranked No. 1 in the world! The 2-10 places are Trump, Selby, Neil Robertson, Higgins, Zhao Xintong, Mark Williams, Karen Wilson, Sean Murphy, And Lisowski! Another Chinese star, Yan Bingtao, ranked 15th and Ding Junhui ranked 32nd!
Now in the official selection, O'Sullivan lost to Neil Robertson, although the latter won 4 titles this season, but O'Sullivan won the heaviest world championship, or the world's No. 1, so O'Sullivan lost, really unexpected.
The fans voted and the season MVP selected by the media are different, the fans chose Zhao Xintong, of course, thanks to the huge number of Chinese fans, and the media selected O'Sullivan.
The Performance of the Year award goes to O'Sullivan, who won the World Championship for the seventh time. Of course, O'Sulli's text people probably don't care about the official MVP selection, after all, he is already the undisputed first person in snooker history, surpassing Hendry. Now, O'Sullivan is enjoying his vacation. He will still be the biggest favorite in all the games next season. Now 46 years old, O'Sullivan can still have such a good performance, which is admirable.
The best newcomer of the year is Wu Yize, that is to say, the official selection award of the World Federation of Taiwan, 2 Chinese people won the award. It can be seen that in the case of Ding Junhui's difficulty returning to the peak, a new generation of players such as Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao are rising, and China's snooker has great prospects for the future!
The magical moment of the year belongs to Neil Robertson, who blasted a single 147 points at the World Championships!