Rotten Ke Cup Shen Zhenzhen 1-0 Gu Zihao won the championship point Chasing Ke Jie! Shen Huang is just one step away from the fifth crown

On June 14, Beijing time, the final of the first Rotten Ke Cup World Go Open began in Quzhou, and Gu Zihao lost to Shin Zhenzhen, the first player of South Korean Go, in the first game of three chess, Shin Zhenzhen won the championship point, and if he wins again in the next game, he will win the fifth title of his career and tie Park Tinghuan, further narrowing the gap with the current eight-time champion Ke Jie. The second game of the three-game final will be held on June 16, and the tiebreaker will be held on July 17 if necessary.

Shin Zhenzhen after 00 won the 24th LG Cup championship a month before his 20th birthday in February 2000 and became the world champion for the first time. In September 2021, Shin Zhenzhen won the Chunlan Cup, and in February 2022, he defeated Yang Dingxin 2-0 to win the LG Cup. At the Samsung Cup at the end of last year, Shin Jinjin defeated Choi Jing 2-0 in the final to win his fourth title. Gu Zihao, who participated in the final of the Rotten Ke Cup this time, is the champion of the 2017 Samsung Cup.

Shin Zhenzhen has a 59-5 record since the start of the year, with a win rate of more than 92%. However, after Shin Zhenzhen won his fourth personal title in the Samsung Cup at the end of last year, the sharp momentum of the international competition slowed down somewhat. In the LG Cup semifinals last November, Shin Zhenzhen lost to Yang Dingxin, and in the semifinals of the Chunlan Cup last December, Shen Zhenzhen lost to Li Xuanhao.

Today's first game of the Rotten Ke Cup final, after the draw before the game, Gu Zihao took the black first.

By the 24th hand, the offensive and defensive battle between the two sides in the lower right corner came to an end, and professional chess player Chen Yunong commented that there was no white chess that would not start, and this local battle white chess was almost a move.

Shin Zhenzhen's white chess piece tried to surround the ground in the upper left area, and the black 77th hand counterattacked.

White chess copes properly, and gradually builds up an advantage in the situation. The 97th hand of Black Chess, once again seized the opportunity to launch a counterattack.

By the 115th hand, the black chess formed a siege against the central white chess dragon, but the black chess itself also had more problems.

By the 164th hand, the black chess dragon below was dead, and the white chess game was won.