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In the World Snooker Championships, we once again witnessed the contest between the "first brother of China" Ding Junhui and the talented Lisowski from Poland. Those voices who were expecting Ding Junhui to make a breakthrough and hope that he would return to the top were all shattered, and he probably didn't expect that this would become another round of his competition.
In the historical battle, Ding Junhui maintained a winning record, however, this competition surprised everyone, and Ding Junhui, who should have an obvious advantage, suffered a heavy defeat. The "scrappy leader" can now only bid farewell to the field with one round, and the unforgettable competitive defeat has put him in the trap of being questioned. Kyren Wilson and Ding Junhui, who were in the same time period, were the complete opposite, with a near-perfect 10-1 record.
Ding Junhui, as a once poised table tennis hero, is he really powerless when facing Lisowski, the "second oldest of the millennium" who has been ranked in the top 16 in the world all year round? Is the former triple champion of the British Championships now satisfied with the silver honor of the British Championships and the World Open finals?
Ding Junhui 9-10 Lisowski
In the first game, Ding Junhui scored 127 points in a single stroke, and scored 60 points in the next city. However, Lisowski was resilient and quickly leveled the score with two high scores of 71 and 91 points.
In the bits and pieces of batting, snooker fans experience the depth and complexity of the game. In the final stage of the fifth game, Ding Junhui won with 98 points and returned by a narrow margin. The brilliant performance was followed by a relentless counteroffensive. After a long struggle, we saw that Lisowski didn't let it down, and the score of 66-39 allowed him to hold on to the lead.
Ding Junhui managed to turn the situation around with 90 points, but the outlook is still quiet, because whether the athlete can seize the opportunity to win is somewhat fortuitous. Although, at halftime, those two consecutive wins, which ended with 69 and 67 points, proved Lisowski's consistency and ambition.
Switch sides and fight again. Ding Junhui used 74 points to complete the counterattack and push the game to another peak. Lisowski reacted quickly and left no room for himself, improving his score to 7:5. In the next few rounds, the choice swayed above the referee's head, and Ding Junhui surpassed with 84 points, and then fell behind by two rounds. However, at the most critical moment, he reborn with 56 points and 131 points, eliminating all doubts, and the score of 9:9 extended the undecided state to the final. However, the scales of fate are always tilted. In the thrilling tiebreaker, Lisowski firmly held the right to speak, and ended the fourth duel with Ding Junhui 10:9, breaking Ding Junhui's record of 3 wins.
Kyren Wilson 10-1 Dominic Dyer
In the opening game, Kyren Wilson won her debut 72-22 quickly. directly showed his dragon-like momentum, and lost the second game 88:12.
Then, a scorching battle was staged. We saw Dale score 30 points and hand over possession after a hard-fought battle. At this time, Kyren Wilson seized the opportunity to surpass and win another city with a single stroke of 75 points. According to this judgment, the two players showed their sharp eyes like Xuanwu. At the end of the four innings, Dale scored 120 points to win back a game, weakening some of the points lost, but unfortunately this became the only game that Dell won overall.
The first half ended up being a display of composure and coldness, and it was Kyren Wilson's extraordinary mastery of the situation and the tempo. With an astonishing score of 123 points, he really won the fifth game with a single stroke. Heading into the second half, 96 points allowed Wilson to dominate the opponent in depth. In the magnificent seventh game, even Dale watched as he captured the opportunity only to be defeated by a crucial mistake. Then Kyren Wilson came back again 74:70 to win the first game.
The accuracy and 67 points of the Swiss watch reflect Kyren Wilson's understanding of complex sandboxes. Without any pressure, he pushed the score to 8:1, and he once again planted and pulled, and landed safely with another 65 points in 10 games. The flag is clean and the clouds are high, and 9:1 is even predictable that victory is in sight. No one in any tennis world has been able to re-emerge in 11 years, and Kyren Wilson won the game with 88 points, and he won 10-1.