120 points, 116 points, 130 points, do you think this is a professional golfer playing a hot hand? Wrong! It was the first quarter-final of the just-concluded snooker playoffs to begin, with 19-year-old amateur and Belgian youngster Julian. Leclerc against England youngster Alfie. Lee, the latter is the son of stephen Lee, the "elephant" known to everyone.
The Snooker Playoffs are a professional selection tournament in which all amateur golfers rank in the top 16 (Q Tour 1 to Q Tour 4) compete, and the final winner will receive a two-year pro wild card next season.
Julian and Mertens are the successors of belgian genius "Little Monk" Luca. After Brechel, he was hailed as a rising star in Europe.
Julian, the No. 5 seed in this year's playoffs, has beaten mainland junior Scarlett Scarlett (who has qualified for next season's professional game with the WST Championship title) and others on the Q Tour 3 this season, reaching the final for 5 consecutive levels, but losing to Sean in the final. O'sullivan.
This round is against 12th seed Alfie. Lee, the two sides have never seen each other before, Julian came up with a single shot of 120 points, won a 2-0 lead in the next two consecutive sets, and then took advantage of the momentum to bombard a single shot of 116 points, 130 points to break 100 clean sheets against the opponent, the whole process took less than 1 hour, and finally took the lead in the top 8 with a total score of 4-0.
Julian will be the winner between Bedford and Georgio in the next round.
But unfortunately ben was pinned on fellow countrymen with high hopes. Mertens, on the other hand, was sluggish, losing 1-4 to Ryan on aggregate. Davis swept.
The results of the other quarter-finals are as follows:
No. 1 seeded Northern Ireland player and Q Tou 4 Tour champion Robbie McGuigan 4-0 Mark Lloyd.
Michael. Collham hit a 1-shot breaker and a 60+ high score to beat Hamim Hussein 4-2.
Alex Crenshaw scored a single 70 and 89 points to beat Brandon Saguin 4-3.
Last season's relegated golfer and "Dock Porter" Daniel. Although Wells broke the score in the first set, he was killed by former professional player Chandler 3-4.