The Storm on the Billiard Table: China's Team Stages an "Ultimate Comeback"!‌ Hey, fellow billiard enthusiasts, today we're going to talk about a thrilling match - the 2024 Snooker Scottish Open! In the cold wee hours of the morning, our Chinese team unleashed their full potential in Scotland, UK, delivering a series of breathtaking encounters! To begin with, our Chinese team was well-equipped for battle, with six top-notch players ready to showcase their skills in the round of 16. After intense competition, three of our athletes successfully advanced to the quarter-finals - a cause for celebration indeed! They are Wu Yize, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan, who truly made us proud! Unfortunately, Ding Junhui, Xing Zihao, and Long Zehuang were eliminated, but as they say, victory and defeat are commonplace in the martial arts world, so let's continue to cheer them on, as "the road is long, and we shall meet again"! Let's start with Wu Yize's match against Barry Hawkins. This was a tough battle, as Hawkins is a seasoned veteran with ample experience. However, Wu Yize showed no fear, despite Hawkins taking the first set. With impressive single-stroke scores of 66 and 60, Wu Yize fought back to level the score at 2-2. The subsequent rounds saw both players fiercely contesting, with Wu Yize ultimately securing victory in the decisive game through multiple successful shots - it was truly suspenseful and exciting! Moving on to Xiao Guodong's match against Stephen Maguire. Xiao Guodong was in scorching form, starting off with a century break (114 points) and three more…

In the new regulations announced last August, the selection of the highest-ranked player from a single season in the European series has been changed to selecting the highest-ranked player only from the four domestic series events this season. The winner will receive an additional £150,000 bonus sponsored by BetVictor (however, this bonus does not count towards the ranking). The four domestic series events are the English Open, Northern Ireland Open, Scottish Open, and Welsh Open. With three stations already completed, three different champions have emerged, making this year's competition particularly fierce. With only one Welsh Open remaining, it will only be determined after the Welsh Open ends on February 10-16, 2025, who will ultimately win the additional £150,000 bonus. In the final of the English Open, Neil Robertson defeated Chinese player Wu Yize, who reached the final for the first time, to win the championship, plus the results of the other two events, he is currently ranked first in the domestic series standings. In the final of the Northern Ireland Open, world number two Kyren Wilson defeated world number one Judd Trump to win the championship, plus the results of the other two events, he is currently ranked second in the domestic series standings. In the Scottish Open, Lei Peifan successfully advanced to the final by defeating many top players and won his first ranking event championship by defeating fellow Chinese player Wu Yize in the final, plus the results of the other two events, he is currently ranked third in the domestic series standings. Chinese player Wu Yize played…

"Scottish Open Snooker Report: 6 Matches with 4-0 Scores, Lei Peifan's Upset Advancement, 30 of 32 Seats Decided with 9 Chinese Seats" Hey, fellow snooker enthusiasts, today we're going to talk about an adrenaline-pumping snooker event - the Scottish Open! This isn't just any competition; it's a gathering of the world's top snooker talents, a battle of wits and skills that keeps you on the edge of your seat, heart racing! On that day, in the mystical land of Scotland, thrilling matches were taking place. Our Chinese snooker prodigies were nothing short of extraordinary, shining brightly and providing us with a feast for the eyes! First, let's talk about our "Prince of Pool," Ding Junhui. This guy came out swinging, scoring a single-stroke 137 points in the first game, breaking his personal season record - his skills are impeccable! He ultimately swept his opponent Mark Davis 4-0, what a thrill! It got my blood boiling, I wish I could take a swing myself! Now, let's look at our "Comeback Prince," Wu Yize. Despite a rocky start, he remained calm and composed, steadily accumulating three consecutive games with over 50 points, turning the tide and winning 4-1 - what a rush! His mental fortitude is unmatched! Our "Little Cannon," Si Jiahui, faced a 0-32 deficit against Ma Hailong but refused to give up. He fought back with a single-stroke 83 points, eventually securing the match 4-1 - what a comeback! His perseverance is unparalleled! Of course, we can't forget our "Upset Maker," Lei Peifan, who stunned everyone by defeating the higher-ranked…

Beijing time January 1st news, the 2024-25 season snooker World Open has come to a successful conclusion. A total of 11 players from the Chinese snooker team have advanced to the main event. Among them, Lei Peifan, who just won the Scottish Open championship, showed his big heart in the face of a 0-4 deficit and made a comeback with a total score of 5-4 against Anthony Hamilton.‌ Recently, snooker events have been very dense, and the performance of the Chinese snooker team has also been outstanding. Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan have successively won the National Championship, Wuhan Open championship, and Scottish Open championship.‌ As a player who has just returned to professional competition, Lei Peifan fought his way into the final. In the championship match, Lei Peifan faced off against Wu Yize. In this final, Lei Peifan changed his slow start in the semi-finals where he lost three consecutive games. After the opening, he unleashed a wave of four consecutive victories, quickly achieving a dream start of 4-0.‌ Wu Yize was not to be outdone, responding with a wave of three consecutive victories to tie the score at 3-4. The scores of the first seven games were: 68 (68)-1, 56-13, 73-29, 75 (75)-0, 0-102 (69), 52-73, 15-67 (51).‌ In the eighth game, after losing three games in a row, Lei Peifan took the lead again, scoring a single shot of 65 points and winning 79-9, leading 5-3. At the end of the first half of the game, Lei Peifan maintained his lead. After a few hours…

Sweeping to Victory with a 9-5 Win, O'Sullivan Praises Him as a Potential World Champion, Lei Peifan Reverses and Advances with a Five-Whip Comeback December 31, 2024 News: The 2024-25 Snooker World Open has come to a successful conclusion. Lei Peifan, who recently won the Scottish Open, along with 11 other Chinese players including Xiao Guodong, champion of the Wuhan Open, have advanced to the main event. In the competition, Lei Peifan made an impressive comeback with five consecutive victories, ultimately winning 5-4 against Anthony Hamilton.‌ Recently, snooker events have been very frequent, and the Chinese snooker team has also achieved remarkable results, with Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan consecutively winning the National Championship, Wuhan Open, and Scottish Open titles.‌ As a player who has just returned to professional competition, Lei Peifan, who was once considered by "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan to be capable of winning the World Championship, had a strong performance in the Scottish Open. He overcame challenges to reach the final and claim the championship. Prior to the Scottish Open, Lei Peifan also demonstrated his strength by qualifying for the main event of the UK Championship.‌ In the first round of the UK Championship main event, Lei Peifan faced Zhang Anda, the National Championship winner. Lei Peifan started the match strongly, taking a 2-0 lead, but his opponent fought back, leveling the score at 2-2.‌ The scores for the first four frames were: 26-100 (63), 0-77, 69-64, 151 (147)-0. After a brief intermission, Zhang Anda continued his momentum, scoring a single-stroke 75 points to win the…

On October 23rd, Beijing time, the fourth day of the Snooker Northern Ireland Open saw the continuation of the 1/16 matches, which were played in a best-of-seven format. The Northern Ireland Open is part of the British Home Series and is the seventh ranking event of the WST World Snooker Tour. The total prize money for the tournament is £550,000, with the champion receiving £100,000 and the runner-up £45,000. Alongside the English Open, Welsh Open, and Scottish Open, these four Home Series events are the backbone of snooker competitions, and the player who finishes first in prize money across these events receives an additional £150,000 bonus. This has attracted 128 top players from around the world to participate, with this year's defending champion being Judd Trump. This year's Home Series competition rules have been innovated, with the top 32 ranked players directly qualifying for the main event as seeded players. The remaining players must compete through one or two rounds of qualifying matches to secure their place in the main event. This change highlights the advantage of higher-ranked players, which is why professional ranking event players take it seriously. In this competition, seven Chinese players - Zhang Anda, Si Jiahui, Xiao Guodong, Wu Yize, Pang Junxu, Zhou Yuelong, and Lyu Haotian - qualified directly for the main event as seeded players. Another 17 players needed to go through qualifying matches, making a total of 24 Chinese participants. Unfortunately, Chinese star Ding Junhui did not register for the event and was the only top 16 player not to participate. Additionally, snooker…

The qualifying round of the 2024-25 season's Snooker World Open has come to a successful conclusion, with the Chinese snooker team delivering an impressive performance. Eleven players have advanced to the main event, including five players such as Xiao Guodong, Yuan Sijun, and Liu Hongyu, who defeated their opponents with a decisive 5-0 victory, demonstrating the strong capabilities of Chinese snooker. During the main event, in addition to Ding Junhui's stable performance, other qualified players will join him in contending for the championship of this important tournament. Lei Peifan: Rising from Adversity to Glory, the Emergence of a Young Star If we were to discuss the most outstanding performance in China's snooker events in 2024, Lei Peifan would undoubtedly be at the forefront. This player, who has just returned to professional competition, quickly transformed from an unknown young competitor into a formidable contender under the radar of public expectations. Lei Peifan's remarkable achievements, particularly his victory at the Scottish Open, have left everyone in awe. In that match, he successively overcame renowned players like "Magician" Shaun Murphy and "Shark" Stuart Bingham, among others, ultimately defeating Wu Yize with a score of 9-5 to claim his first ranking tournament championship in his career. This victory not only brought honor to Lei Peifan himself but also instilled new confidence in the future of the Chinese snooker team. Especially in the final, Lei Peifan's display of a big heart and calm demeanor during the game has made him a promising star for the future. This triumph has opened up more opportunities for him…

9-5 Championship Victory, O'Sullivan Praises Him as a Potential World Champion, Lei Peifan Advances to the Title with a 5-4 Comeback Beijing time December 30th news, the 2024-25 season snooker world open has come to a successful conclusion. A total of 11 players from the Chinese snooker team have advanced to the main event. Among them, Lei Peifan, who was considered by "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan to be capable of winning the World Championship title, made a comeback against Anthony Hamilton with a score of 5-4.‌ Recently, snooker events have been very dense, and the performance of the Chinese snooker team has also been outstanding. Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan have successively won the National Championship, Wuhan Open Championship, and Scottish Open Championship.‌ As a player who has just returned to professional competition, Lei Peifan has fought his way into the final. In the process of advancing to the final, Lei Peifan has repeatedly staged great comebacks, including a 6-5 reversal against "Little Cannon" Mark Allen in the semi-finals, and finally faced off against Wu Yize in the final for a Chinese derby match.‌ In the first game of this final, Lei Peifan changed his slow start in the semi-finals where he lost three consecutive games. He took the lead at the beginning of the game with a single shot of 68 points, easily winning 68-1, leading 1-0.‌ In the second game, Lei Peifan won another game through several shots, 56-13, leading 2-0. In the third game, Wu Yize's hand still felt cold, while Lei Peifan continued to chip…

Recently, the quarterfinalists for the 2024 Scottish Open have been determined. Six Chinese players competed, with three advancing and three being eliminated. Veteran Xiao Guodong, young player Wu Yize, and Lei Peifan made a strong showing to reach the quarterfinals, while Ding Junhui, Xing Zihao, and Long Zehuang were unfortunately knocked out. Lei Peifan, who had previously defeated Murphy to create the biggest upset, continued his streak by beating Bingham, which can also be considered another upset given that his opponent's overall level and past achievements are higher than his own. Lei Peifan staged an incredible comeback from a 1-3 deficit, winning three consecutive frames to complete the stunning reversal. He also scored a high break of 134 points and ultimately seized the opportunity of Bingham's defensive error in the decider to win 4-3 and eliminate Bingham. Xiao Guodong maintained his fiery form, defeating Maguire with impressive breaks of 82, 94, 114, and 92 points to secure an easy 4-1 victory. Wu Yize engaged in a tough battle with Hawkins, going the full seven frames before clinching a narrow 4-3 victory in the decider. Although his single-frame scores were not as eye-catching as Xiao Guodong's, winning the match is what counts! Ding Junhui, who once led 3-1 against Brelchel and even scored high breaks of 125 and 126 points, experienced a dip in form at a critical moment and was overtaken by Brelchel, who won three frames in a row, resulting in a heartbreaking 3-4 reversal. This loss not only marked Ding Junhui's first defeat to Brelchel but also ended…