On the evening of April 9, Beijing time, the 2024 Snooker World Championship Qualifying Tournament ended another key matchup, and Hong Kong star Fu Jiajun had no pressure in the match with the women's world champion Slipappong, and easily ended the first stage of the competition with nine consecutive whips.
The schedule entered the second match day, the Chinese snooker army only achieved a record of 1 win and 3 losses on the first match day, the world champion Bai Yulu was eliminated, and Hong Kong veteran Li Junwei fell out of the professional competition again after being out, and only the teenager Xing Zihao broke through.
The World Taiwan Federation still arranged for 4 Chinese players to appear in the first round at the same time on the second match day, led by the former Hong Kong star "Wonder Boy" Fu Jiajun, and the others were Ma Hailong, Jiang Jun and Long Zehuang, although these Chinese teenagers are tantamount to "minions soldiers" for the top 16 players, but there is still a chance to impact the first two rounds and achieve the small goal of accumulating points.
There is no difficulty in these 4 games for the Chinese snooker army, to put it bluntly, all of them are using opponents as sparring partners:
Fu Jiajun vs Slipapong
Fu Ge's opponent in this round is the Thai women's star Slipapong, who qualified for the World Snooker Tour by the way with the title of the 2023 Women's World Championship, and has played in the men's snooker arena for a season.
Due to the disparity in strength between the two sides, Fu Jiajun completed the crushing with an absolute advantage: 75, 54, 51, 52 points in a single stroke, and finally led with a total score of 9-0.
In addition, the other three finals will be as follows:
Jiang Jun vs Amir S. Sakhos
Xiao Jiang temporarily defeated 32-year-old Irish amateur Amir 5-1.
Ma Hailong vs Victor Sakis
The pony scored 90 points in a single shot to lead the 33-year-old Brazilian Sakkis 6-0 on aggregate.
Professional freshman Long Zehuang
Long Zehuang vs Sidney Wilson
Xiaolonghong scored 72, 66, 82, 63 points in a single stroke, and was far ahead of 34-year-old English amateur Sidney Wilson with a total score of 6-1.