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On April 27, 2024, Beijing time, the Snooker World Championship once again attracted global attention. The much-anticipated rocket O'Sullivan and the quasi-king Trump are vying for the championship, and the confrontation between the two sides has become the biggest attraction. The prize money in this tournament is staggering, and the competitive pressure is surging. This always makes a higher wave in the race.
Although the outcome of China's rising star Si Jiahui is unpredictable, he finally lost to Jack Jones 9-13 this time, and can only pass through the shadow of the top 8 threshold. Regrettably, none of the other four veterans from the mainland advanced to the next round, and the entire Chinese team was devastated in the first round.
Although Si Jiahui, who won the first battle, received a prize of 30,000 pounds, and the remaining players Ding Junhui and Zhang Anda also received 20,000 pounds each, each participant understands that the pursuit is not only money, but also the thrill of honor and challenge.
Building on the fact that the season is coming to an end, we look forward to many more exciting world-class competitions to come. The supply of the tournament is expected to be generous: up to £500,000 for the winner, £200,000 for the second prize, and £30,000 for those below are guaranteed.
The five Chinese players looked towards the round together and adopted a prudent strategy to secure at least a base prize of at least £20,000. What is embarrassing is that the former Chinese captain led the land meteor Ding Junhui, who hoped to form a team, Zhang Anda and Pang Junxu, and the new seed Lu Haotian, who was about to take off, all stopped in the first round and withdrew from the Snooker World Championship.
Ding Junhui finally ended with a score of 10:9 after falling into a contest with "Little Driver" Jack Lisowski, Zhang Anda finally lost 4-10 against Jack Jones, and "Magic" Shaun Murphy defeated Lu Haotian 10:5.
Among the hundreds of expectations, only Si Jiahui successfully advanced to the second round. He met three-time World Championship winner Mark Williams to advance to the round of 16 with a narrow 10-9 advantage after a scorching back-to-back match. However, the rest of the match turned out to be extremely tough: the lack of energy in the face of Jack Jones was exposed, but unfortunately the first half was still unable to turn the opponent back (9-13), and although the prize table showed that Si Jiahui had received £30,000 in prize money, it also announced that the Chinese team had completely withdrawn from the World Championships.
People's eyes naturally turn to the rocket-like O'Sullivan and Trump who are almost out of the limelight - both of whom are already determined to compete for the most shining honor at the moment.