China's Star Triumphs Over 7-Time Champion O'Sullivan, Shi Jiahui Scores 141 in Clash with 'The Rocket'‌ Beijing time December 29th news, the 2024 Macau Snooker Masters Invitational continues. Seven-time world champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan easily defeated this year's world champion "Kurt" Kyren Wilson 5-2. Earlier, Chinese star Shi Jiahui challenged O'Sullivan and lost to his opponent 2-5. This season, Shi Jiahui once defeated O'Sullivan 6-4.‌ Recently, snooker events have been very dense, and the performance of the Chinese snooker team has also been outstanding, with Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan winning consecutive titles at the National Championship, Wuhan Open, and Scottish Open.‌ Compared to the championships of Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan, world No. 13 Shi Jiahui also won the runner-up at the Wuhan Open. In addition, Shi Jiahui also defeated "Rocket" O'Sullivan 6-4 in the quarter-finals of the Saudi Masters not long ago, while Ding Junhui did not win a single game against O'Sullivan in 2024.‌ Due to his excellent performance in the World Championships over the past two seasons and his good form this season, Shi Jiahui was invited to participate in the 2024 Macau Snooker Masters Invitational to challenge O'Sullivan again.‌ In the first game, O'Sullivan started by winning the game with an attack, scoring a single shot of 55 points, taking the lead 100-23, 1-0. In the second game, O'Sullivan accurately hit a long-range red ball, scoring another game with a single shot of 104 points, leading 2-0.‌ In the third game, Shi Jiahui took the lead in scoring, 32-0 before breaking…

Too strong, 5-2 championship + 1.6 million, O'Sullivan wins three consecutive victories, Si Jiahui scores 141-0 in vain Beijing time December 28 news, the 2024 Macao Snooker Masters Invitational continued. In a focus match on the third day of the competition, seven-time world champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan was in excellent form, easily defeating Si Jiahui, ranked 13th in the world, with a score of 5-2, and after three wins, he won a reward of 175,000 pounds.‌ Si Jiahui, ranked 13th in the world, performed well this season, reaching the final of the Wuhan Open. However, seven-time world champion O'Sullivan's performance was average, not only failing to reach the final of any event but also withdrawing from multiple events due to inconsistent form.‌ However, at the 2024 Macao Snooker Masters Invitational, O'Sullivan's performance was outstanding, narrowly winning 5-4 against "Little Driver" Jack Lisowski on the first day of the competition, and defeating Hong Kong veteran Marco Fu 5-3 on the second day.‌ On the third day of the competition, he faced Si Jiahui, who had defeated him 6-4 in the Saudi Masters. In this match, the seven-time world champion continued his good form in this competition, and in the first game, O'Sullivan showed a very hot attacking touch right from the start.‌ In this game, after a period of stalemate after the opening, O'Sullivan seized the opportunity to get his hands on the table, scoring a single shot of 55 points to take the lead 1-0. In the second game, O'Sullivan's attacking touch became even more fiery, directly blasting a single…

Recently, the draw for the 2025 Snooker Masters has been officially announced. This prestigious event, which does not count towards ranking points but is considered one of the "three major tournaments," will take place from January 12th to 19th next year at Alexandra Palace in London, UK. For this competition, three players from the Chinese team have qualified: Ding Junhui, Si Jiahui, and Zhang Anda. This marks Si Jiahui's first entry into the Masters. As a representative figure of Chinese snooker, Ding Junhui's participation is undoubtedly a focal point for Chinese fans. This will be his 15th career appearance at the Masters, having previously won the title in 2011. In the current draw, Ding Junhui faces off against "The Golden Left Hand" Mark Williams in the first round, a classic rematch between two players who have faced each other multiple times with closely contested results. The first-round match is set to be an evenly matched battle. Besides Ding Junhui, Si Jiahui, who is making his debut at the Masters, is also highly anticipated. This young talent has shown remarkable performance in recent years, steadily entering the top 16 world rankings, earning his first qualification for the Masters. Si Jiahui's first-round opponent is Northern Irish player "Little Cannon" Mark Allen, known for his strong attacking abilities. Whether Si Jiahui can withstand the pressure and achieve good results in his inaugural Masters appearance will be a highlight. Another Chinese player, Zhang Anda, will face "Brother K" Kyren Wilson in the first round, a match filled with suspense. Zhang Anda has secured his…

The main content of this article is about the latest standings in the 2024 Scottish Open snooker tournament. The top 32 spots have been determined, with Chinese players occupying 7 of them. Notable Chinese players such as Ding Junhui and Si Jiahui have advanced to the next round, while Xing Zihao advanced without playing due to an opponent's withdrawal. Ding Junhui, a three-time UK Championship winner, initially struggled at the start of the season but proved his prowess by winning the Wuhan Open. In his match against English veteran Mark Davis, Ding delivered an impeccable performance, sweeping his opponent 4-0 to secure a spot in the top 32. He set a new personal high score for the season with a single shot of 137 points in the first game, setting a strong tone for the rest of the match. This victory not only demonstrated Ding's return to form but also his strong desire for the championship. Si Jiahui emerged victorious in the Chinese derby against Ma Hailong with a 4-1 win. Si displayed a single shot of 83 points and maintained the upper hand through multiple tussles, securing his place in the top 32. Other Chinese players, including Zhang Anda, Xiao Guodong, Wu Yize, and Long Zehuang, also advanced, showcasing the overall strength of Chinese snooker players. Xing Zihao was scheduled to play in the first round of the main event but advanced directly to the top 32 due to Ronnie O'Sullivan's withdrawal. The article highlights not only Ding Junhui's resurgence but also the rise of China's new generation of…

Chinese Snooker Star Triumphs Over O'Sullivan, While Shi Jiahui Falls Short in Rematch Beijing, December 28th, 2024: The Macau Masters Invitational Snooker Tournament continues with its events. On the third day of competition, a highly anticipated match saw world number 13, Shi Jiahui, challenge seven-time World Champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan. Unfortunately, Shi Jiahui was defeated with a score of 2-5. In September's Saudi Masters quarter-finals, Shi Jiahui had previously triumphed over O'Sullivan with a 6-4 victory. Recently, snooker competitions have been frequent, and the Chinese snooker team has been performing exceptionally well. Players such as Ding Junhui, Xiao Guodong, and Lei Peifan have consecutively won titles at the National Championships, Wuhan Open, and Scottish Open. Shi Jiahui, also ranked 13th in the world, reached the final of the Wuhan Open. This season, although Shi Jiahui's performance has been somewhat inconsistent, his overall display at the beginning of the season was outstanding. In the first round of the 2024 Shanghai Masters, he defeated world number 13, Tom Ford, with a 6-4 win, advancing to the next stage. In a pivotal second-round match, Shi Jiahui continued to perform impressively, scoring five breaks over 50 and sweeping last year's World Champion, "Baldy" Luca Brecel, with a 6-2 victory, securing his place in the top eight. In this match, Shi Jiahui maintained his momentum from the previous round, starting off with a break of 70 points to win the first game. Brecel remained calm and responded with a break of 87 points in the second game, winning two consecutive games to lead 2-1. Shi…

In the third day of the Macau Snooker Masters Invitational, Chinese veteran Fu Jiajun pulled off a major upset by scoring a perfect 147 break and defeating world champion Kyren Wilson with a total score of 5-4. On the same day, seven-time world championship winner Ronnie O'Sullivan easily defeated Si Jiahui 5-2, maintaining his undefeated streak with three consecutive victories since the start of the tournament. Fu Jiajun has won three ranking titles in his career and was once ranked among the top 16. However, after eye surgery, his form significantly declined, compounded by the lack of competition due to the pandemic in recent years. This led to a sharp drop in his world ranking, even losing his professional status. Despite contemplating retirement, Fu Jiajun has been granted a wildcard by the World Snooker Tour for the past two seasons, allowing him to continue participating in professional snooker events and extend his career. After winning the 2024 Snooker World Championship, Kyren Wilson has become the undisputed number one player among the post-90s generation. This season, Wilson won two ranking titles at the Xi'an Grand Prix and the Northern Ireland Open, defeating world number one Judd Trump in both finals, demonstrating his outstanding current form. Currently, Wilson ranks second in both the world rankings and the single-season rankings. Earlier this season at the British Open, Wilson had swept Fu Jiajun 4-0. In their latest encounter, Fu Jiajun successfully avenged his previous defeat. Trailing 2-3 after the first five frames, Fu Jiajun scored an impressive 147 break in the sixth frame. The…

On the evening of December 27th, the third day of the Macau Snooker Performance Match began. The latest battle report shows that O'Sullivan's revenge match set a new record, winning three consecutive games to stop Si Jiahui and fully attacking the match point. If China's post-00s does not rebound from the bottom, the Chinese team will face a three-game losing streak in this event. Last season, O'Sullivan swept five championships in various events but fell into a trough this season, with his best result being only the semi-finals. Transferring to the Macau performance match, the "Fire Master" has been winning continuously, defeating Lisowski 5-4 and turning the tide against Fu Jiajun 5-3. Tonight, he faces Si Jiahui for a rematch. 113 days ago, in the quarter-finals of the Saudi Masters, Ronnie narrowly lost 4-6 to his opponent and is now aiming for revenge. Three Chinese players were invited to participate in the Macau performance match. Ding Junhui suffered a crushing defeat of 1-5 to Trump in his first match, and on the second day, Fu Jiajun lost to O'Sullivan, suffering two consecutive defeats. Si Jiahui made his debut, and it remains to be seen whether he can become the first Chinese player to win, which is worth looking forward to. In the first two rounds, O'Sullivan quickly resolved the game, hitting single shots of 104 points and 55 points to lead 2-0. In the third round, Si Jiahui took the lead, scoring 32 points after hitting four sets of red and black, but a defensive error occurred. After accurately pocketing…