"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…

Consecutive Upsets: World No. 1, 2, and 5 Out! World No. 9 Murphy Eliminated in the First Round, Xiao Guodong's Opponent Confirmed The first to be hit is world number one Trump. In the second group final, he faced Robertson, ranked 18th in the world, in a marathon battle that lasted over four hours. The match was full of ups and downs, with both sides putting on a show of snooker excellence multiple times. Trump was penalized 7 points in a row during the game, showing his mistakes at crucial moments. Robertson's performance was not entirely smooth either, as he committed multiple fouls in the seventh game, allowing his opponent to catch up to a 51-51 draw. With only two red balls left on the table, Trump took the lead but faltered when clearing the last coffee ball. Robertson seized this hard-won opportunity, playing steadily and ultimately winning the game by a narrow margin of 73-68. Notably, the blue ball in the decisive moment was quite challenging, but after careful consideration, Robertson displayed remarkable mental fortitude, sinking the ball from a long-range position. After the game, Robertson made the rare gesture of repeatedly punching the air in celebration, expressing his excitement at defeating the world number one. Next, world number two K. Wilson also suffered a setback. In his 19th encounter with world number six Mark Williams, he lost 5-6. The excitement of this match was no less than Trump's. K. Wilson started well, scoring first with a break of 83. However, Mark Williams immediately responded with a century break…