In the second round of the 2024 Snooker World Championship Qualifying Tournament, the match between Fu Jiajun and Ken Doherty continued, and finally came the good news, Fu Jiajun broke out and eliminated Doherty 10-6 strongly. In this game, Fu Jiajun sent 5 consecutive whips after 5-6 and broke out 10-6 to advance to the next round.
Fu Jiajun is a famous player born in the 70s in Hong Kong, China, who has won the ranking tournament championship three times, and once rested for a long time because of eye disease, although he can't find the feeling of peak after his comeback, but on the whole, his experience and strength are still there, and he can still play impressive games occasionally! In the first round of the qualifying round, Fu Jiajun easily eliminated Thailand's female player Slipapong 10-1 without experiencing any tests.
Doherty is a veteran born in the 60s, who has won the world championship, and now his strength has declined significantly, and there is no big competitiveness, for Fu Jiajun, there is still a good hope to advance to the next round. The two have played each other a total of 6 times before, winning 3 of each, and their overall strength is equal.
In the first and second games, Doherty won two games in a row with 78-2 and 71-0 clean sheets, leading 2-0, and scored 50 points and 71 points in a single stroke in a row. Fu Jiajun then made a strong effort, winning three games in a row 48-43, 85-40, 68-63, and overtaking 3-2. In the 6th and 7th games, Doherty won two games in a row, 96-27 and 57-26, leading 4-3. In the 8th game, Fu Jiajun scored 61 points in a single stroke, 76-53 and narrowly won, 4-4. In the 9th game, Doherty won 50-40 and led 5-4 to end the first stage.
In the second stage, in the 10th game, Fu Jiajun scored 71 points with a single stroke and won 5-5 with one shot. In the 11th game, Doherty narrowly won 72-47, 6-5. However, in the subsequent, Fu Jiajun won five games in a row and reversed 10-6, and scored 97 points in a single stroke, 136 points in a single stroke, 61 points in a single stroke and 104 points in a single stroke, and advanced strongly.