On March 26, 2019, the Chinese Billiards World Championships ended in Yushan. In the women's final that ended first, Chen Siming won the free ball in the final moments of the final and successfully completed the clearance, defeating Wang Ye 17-14, becoming the first female player to win the Chinese Billiards World Championship twice.
Chen Siming and Wang Ye's final was unusually glued. After the opening, the two players struggled to draw 3-3, and Chen Siming then won three consecutive sets to take a 6-3 lead, which also became the biggest point difference in the whole game. Since then, Wang has also continued to eat into the score, and the two ended the first half to draw 13-13.
At the beginning of the second half, the two players each won 1 set, the score became 14-14, after which Chen Siming won two consecutive sets and won the match point 16-14. There was an "interlude" in the 31st innings, Wang also fouled after a deciphering of the library ball, according to the CBSA rules, "after the white ball hits the target ball of the sticker, the white ball or the target ball should also touch the library again or have the ball falling into the bag", after the referee's explanation, the game continued, Chen Siming won the free ball and cleared the table, 17-14 victory over Wang Ye, won the championship.
After the game, Wang also showed his demeanor, smiling and sending blessings to Chen Siming, and generously admitted that he was not familiar with this rule before, resulting in regrets in the final. Chen Siming gave praise to his opponents, saying that Wang is also a very well-rounded young player, and it is a pity to get the runner-up.
Chen Siming won the Chinese Billiards World Championship again after a gap of 3 years, becoming the first "double champion" in the women's group of the World Championships, and in the past four years, the national team players have completed the championship. It is worth mentioning that this World Championship has confirmed the growth of the younger generation of Chinese billiards, Chen Siming, born in 1993, is the "oldest" player in the final four, Tang Chunxiao (1999), Shi Tianqi (2000) and Wang Ye (2001) in the competition performance makes them look forward to their future.
Past champions
In 2015, white pigeon 17-13 Zhang Xiaotong
In 2016, Siming Chen 17-11 Kelly Fisher
In 2017, Fu Xiaofang 17-16 in Jinpeng
In 2018, Han Yu 17-14 Liu Shasha
In 2019, Chen Siming 17-14 Wang Ye