Today we are going to talk about the highlights of the Snooker Masters, a high-end event that only invites the top 16 players in the world to participate. Let's talk about the game between Trump and Kyren Wilson first, it is really a classic matchup against the wind. The score was tense from the start, and the situation in which Trump was behind was terrifying. But he persevered, and finally achieved a thrilling reversal with a score of 6-5, which made the audience's blood boil. Speaking of blood, Ding Junhui played the 7th perfect score of 147 in his career against O'Sullivan, although he lost 3-6 in the end, but that perfect score is simply a poem of snooker.
Looking at the performance of the Chinese players, Ding Junhui and Zhang Anda both won one round. Especially Ding Junhui, although he played an amazing performance of 147 perfect scores, he was ultimately defeated by the experienced O'Sullivan. The 49-year-old veteran was amazed every time he played, and he quickly got into the groove against Ding Junhui and won 6-3, proving that age is just a number.
In the quarter-finals, we also have great performances from Hawkins, Carter, Shaun Murphy and Lisowski. They each used different styles and strategies to break through the encirclement and show the charm of snooker. And the next quarter-finals are even more eagerly awaited. Trump will face Ali Carter, while the winner of Selby/Milkins and Mark Allen/Higgins will enter this tight contest.
When it comes to the matchup between Selby and Milkins, this match is also one of the highlights. Both players have extremely high technical and psychological qualities, and it is really unknown who will make the cut. The charm of snooker lies in this unpredictability, and every round is full of variables.
Finally, let's talk about O'Sullivan. This leading figure in the snooker world is the focus whenever he appears. His precision in every shot showcased his skill and experience. Although he has entered the age of no confusion, he is still the master of the field.
To conclude, I would like to make a somewhat controversial point: while technology and experience are crucial, snooker is more of a psychological warfare. What do you think? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section and follow us for follow-up updates to witness more exciting moments of the Snooker Masters!
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