Number of consecutive wins and rankings in the history of the World Snooker Championship
World Championships often see Rocket O'Sullivan play a wave of 5 or 6 consecutive whips, today take stock of the number of consecutive wins that appeared in the history of the Snooker World Championship (statistics of 5 consecutive wins and above data)
The first is the ranking of the number of consecutive wins in a single game,
First place, Williams, won 13 straight sets, and the 2003 World Championship 16-8 match against Quentin Hann, with a 0-2 trail, ended the fight with a 13-game winning streak.
The second place, O'Sullivan, won 12 consecutive innings against the famous billiards emperor Hendry, in the 2008 semifinals, the Rockets won 12 consecutive rounds in a 1-4 deficit, creating a snooker tragedy that shocked the world, and after the game Hendry admitted that O'Sullivan was the best snooker player in the world.
Jimmy White, who won 12 consecutive sets, won 12 consecutive sets in the semi-final of the 1993 World Championships against Thai king Wattana, white won 12 consecutive sets in a 2-6 situation, but unfortunately faced Hendry 5-18 in the final.
Third place, 11 straight innings, by Matthew Stevens (2012 World Championship quarter opponent Ryan Day, won 2-5 to 13-5), Jimmy White (1991 quarter opponent Gary Wilkinson, 0-1 trail to 11-1), John Parrott (16-8 in 1991, opponent Tony Mio from 2-1 to 13-1), Steve Davis (16-8 at the 16-87 World Championships, against six-time champion Ray Reilton, from 1-3 to 12-3)
The scene of winning 10 consecutive innings has appeared a total of 15 times,
Davis 3 times (16 into 8 in 1988, 16 in 16 in 90, 16 in 94), Hendry 3 times (92 semi-finals against Griffiths directly 10-0 start, 92 final opponents in 8-14 behind, won 10 consecutive sets, 18-14 reverse White to win the championship, White is also destined to die in the millennium, 95 World Championship final, opponent Nigel Bond, from 4-5 to 14-5) fully show Hendry's style in the 90s billiards emperor, can be described as a leader, can be described as a leader, Thrive.
An active player, Higgins made two 10-streaks, 16 in 2002 to 8, against Dort, playing 10-0, 16 in 2018, and also stuning Lisovsky at the beginning of 10-0. Selby also played a 10-thrashing in 2011 in 32-in-16 against Jimmy Robertson, from 0-1 to 10-1. In addition, Sean Murphy also had a 10-in-a-row whip, scoring 16 in 32 in 2019 and beating China's Luo Honghao 10-0.
Other active players with more consecutive wins are Ding Junhui and Robertson, each with a 9-in-a-row whip, Ding Junhui started 9-0 against Anthony McGill in 2018 with 16 in 8, and Robertson scored 32 in 16 against Michael Georgio at the 2019 World Championships, also a 9-0 start. Littlet's highest win was 8 consecutive innings, the 2019 World Championship final, facing Higgins, and the accuracy went from 4-5 to 12-5 after the launch.
Take a look at the players with the most whips
9 consecutive whips:
First, O'Sullivan (5 times), 16 in 1995 8 opponents Darren Morgan, 2001 quarter opponent Peter Alberton, 2002 16 8, Robert Milkins, 16 8 opponents Mark Williams in 2012, 2014 semifinals against Barry Hawkins,
Second, Jimmy White and Peter Alberton (3 times)
Third, Hendry, Dort, Mark Williams, Sean Murphy (2 times)
8 consecutive whips:
First, Higgins (6 times), the more famous game was in the 2000 semi-finals in a 5-8 situation Xia 8 whip 13-8 to beat Mark Williams 5 innings, but unfortunately lost 15-17. It is a rare player to play 8 consecutive whips and lose the game.
Second, O'Sullivan, Dahdi, Hawkins, Maguire (3 times) The most recent time for the Rockets was 8 consecutive whips karen Wilson won the title directly after 10-8 in the 2020 World Championship finals.
Third, Hendry, White, Trump, Selby, Mark Williams, Nigel Bond, Sean Murphy (2 times)
7 consecutive whips,
First, Steve Davis (9 times), including the 1983 World Championship final with Cliff Samborn, Davis played 2 waves of 7 whips and finally won by a huge margin of 18-6. The 1989 final against Parrott was a seven-game 18-3 tie, the biggest disparity in the Crucible final.
Second, O'Sullivan, Hendry, Mark Williams (7 times)
The Rockets are famous for winning the cup 7 times in a row after 11-8 in the 2004 World Championship finals 11-8, defeating Hendry in the 2004 semi-finals 6-2 to 13-2, and the Rockets playing three consecutive waves of seven whips from the quarterfinals at the 2004 World Championships.
Mark Williams' most famous seven-game whiplash was the 2018 World Championship Final, where he won seven consecutive sets 14-7 to win 7-7 and finally won the cup 18-16
6 consecutive whips,
First, Hendry (13 times) second, O'Sullivan (12 times) third, Davis (11 times), Selby and Marvel each played 8 times, Higgins played 7 times, Ding Junhui and Little Ted played 5 times each
5 consecutive whips,
First, O'Sullivan (29), second, Hendry (26), third, Davis (23), Higgins and Marvel each played 18 times, Robertson 13 times and Terre Jr. 6 times
Combined ranking of the players with the most times more than 5 consecutive whips,
First, O'Sullivan (57 times)
Second, Hendry (53 times)
Third, Davis (49 times)
Fourth, Higgins and Mark Williams (38 times)
Sixth, Jimmy White (25 times)
Seventh, Dahdi (24 times)
Eighth, Selby (23 times)
Ninth, Griffith (22 times)
Tenth, Robertson, Alberton, John Parrott (20 times)
In addition, Murphy 17 times, Mulberry Ben 16 times, Carter and Hawkins 15 times, Dennis Taylor 14 times, Little Ted 14 times, ding Junhui 12 times
This is, to some extent, a sign of strength.
