New season of snooker
O'Sullivan took the lead
When the annual curtain of snooker football is about to fall, a season has once again witnessed the extension of O'Sullivan's dominance. In the just-concluded 2023-2024 season, the "Rocket" once again set a personal record of 62 strokes breaking 100 in a single season, which is the same as last season's results, demonstrating his unparalleled top-notch ability. Despite his regrettable failure at the World Championships, missing out on the Grand Slam and 8 crowns, O'Sullivan is still the brightest star of the season, and his lead is unmatched.
In the new season, O'Sullivan will be 38 years old, but his desire to break more records has never stopped. As time went on, whether his dominance on the field could be sustained became a hot topic among fans. However, one thing is certain, as long as O'Sullivan maintains his current form, he will definitely continue his glory in the new season. Every season is a new challenge for the "Rocket," and he has always had a unique passion for it.
Trump is back at the top
Last season, Trump can be said to have regained the peak form of his career. The veteran, who has won several world championship titles, scored a total of 79 to break 100 in the just-concluded season, winning five ranking tournament titles. This impressive result is not only his best performance in recent years, but also makes him have high hopes for the new season.
Trump's career total of 100 strokes has reached 980 strokes, only 20 strokes short of breaking the 1,000-stroke mark, and is expected to surpass the legendary star Higgins in the new season and become a historical man. For the player, who has been considered the "next O'Sullivan" several times, the new season will be a great opportunity for him to prove himself again. Despite his age, Trump's desire to win the championship has never waned, and his expectations for himself have never been lowered. As the new season begins, the veteran will be looking to give it his all and try to make another big splash on the field.
Ding Junhui regained his form
As the first brother of Chinese snooker, Ding Junhui has regained his former style in the past season. This season, he reached two finals, including a runner-up finish in the British Championship, and shot a total of 45 to break 100, his best performance in recent years. Although the first round of the World Championships was out, Ding Junhui has come out of the trough and is expected to regain his king style in the new season.
Ding Junhui's career total of 663 strokes is 663, ranking seventh all-time. The Chinese player is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding representatives of snooker today. His performance has not only inspired countless snooker enthusiasts in China, but also made outstanding contributions to the development of snooker in China. In the new season, all fans are looking forward to Ding Junhui being able to continue the good momentum of last season, achieve impressive results in more heavyweight events, and add glory to Chinese snooker.
The rise of the new champions
Every season, there are always new champions who have the strength and perseverance to break through the heavyweight tournament and earn their place. With a new season just around the corner, there will undoubtedly be more attention to the future potential of these young players.
Some of them excelled in the finals with their excellent playing skills and excellent on-court experience; Some of them have overcome strong opponents through tenacious struggle and perseverance. Either way, the rise of these new champions has added more excitement to the snooker arena. The process of changing the old and the new is quietly going on, and the showdown on the field will become more intense and more engaging.
The retired star came to an end
The end of each season marks the end of the careers of some of the senior players. The best of them have been on the field for decades and have made indelible contributions to snooker. Some have created brilliant records, and some have set an example for future generations with their own efforts.
Either way, these retired stars deserve our sincere admiration and gratitude. Their departure marks the end of an era, but it also clears the way for the rise of a new generation of players. The future of snooker has always been bright, and the process of replacing the old with the new will surely make the sport more exciting. We look forward to seeing more young players emerge in the new season, showcasing their talents on the field and breathing new life into the sport."