Snooker has been quite lively recently, and our Chinese players have really made a splash at the beginning of the new year. Whether it's veterans or newcomers, they've all made quite a stir on the court, which makes us fans both nervous and excited. Xiao Guodong's game was really nerve-wracking. He was压制 by Mark Williams at the start, and the score quickly reached one to three. This kind of situation would have panicked any other player, but Xiao Guodong managed to steady his composure and slowly found his rhythm again. Once he regained his form, the next few games were played with vigor, winning four consecutive games and turning the score around. This kind of rollercoaster match is enough to make your heart race. The most incredible moment came in the eighth game when Xiao Guodong scored a perfect 147, the first maximum break of the year, and even more so under such critical circumstances. This performance left everyone speechless. This perfect break not only won him the victory but also earned him a bonus of 147,000 yuan. That's quite a hefty New Year's red envelope, and I'm sure Xiao Guodong himself didn't expect such a big surprise. Speaking of Ding Junhui's game, it was truly eventful. Facing world number one Judd Trump, he fell into a one to four deficit at the start, which is tough for anyone. But Ding Junhui's years of experience weren't for nothing. In this critical moment, he relied on his tenacity to chase points one by one, eventually catching up to five to four.…

The first group of the Snooker Championship League is in full swing. After two days of fierce competition, Chinese youngster Pang Junxu has taken the lead in the group with a record of four wins and one loss, impressing everyone with his performance. Iranian player Vafie's performance on the first day caught everyone off guard. He first narrowly defeated Jack Jones, then went on to consecutively beat Slessor and Gary Wilson, which was indeed unexpected. Vafie's state on the first day was indeed very hot, especially his performance against Gary Wilson, which showed the results of his recent training. Although Vafie lost to Wakelin later, his record of three wins and one loss still kept him at the top of the group, exceeding many people's expectations. Other players also had their own highlights on the first day. World Championship runner-up Jack Jones played four games and won two and lost two, while Wakelin also won two out of four. Ryan Day, who only played two games, won both, showing good competitive form and mental quality. Gary Wilson's one win and two losses were somewhat surprising, as he is a three-time ranking champion, and such a result is indeed lower than expected. Slessor's performance was the most disappointing, with four defeats in four matches, making people wonder if there was a problem with his competitive state. On the second day of the match, Pang Junxu was like a different person. He first swept Vafie in three consecutive games, with his opponent only scoring 22 points in three games. In this game,…

Snooker always gives people a sense of aloofness, but recently, the performance of our Chinese players on the court has made me shout with excitement. The feeling of tension and excitement is just like watching a TV series that makes you unable to stop. Xiao Guodong's performance in the Hangzhou exhibition match was really amazing. At the beginning, he was tightly suppressed by Mark Williams, and the embarrassing scene made me anxious for him. But this kid stubbornly fought back with an indomitable spirit, turning the score from 1-3. When that 147-point perfect break was made, the atmosphere of the entire venue changed. The applause and cheers of the audience were endless, even the usually serious referee couldn't help but show a smile. Such a highlight moment is really rare. Speaking of the value of this 147 points, it is not just a high technical performance, but more importantly, it is able to maintain such a stable touch under that kind of pressure. This kind of psychological quality is really remarkable. When Xiao Guodong received the 147,000 yuan prize, his expression was particularly real. That excited yet somewhat disbelieving look made him seem very down-to-earth, without any airs of a professional player. The match between Ding Junhui and Trump was like a living inspirational film. When he was trailing 1-4, I thought the game was over. Who knew that the plot turned out to be completely unexpected. When Trump made a 147, everyone in the field thought the outcome had been decided. But Ding Junhui just wouldn't give up, chasing…

The 2025 Hangzhou CBSA Snooker Superstar Invitational featured an intense showdown between world number one Trump and China's top-ranked player Ding Junhui. This match was not only a battle between two top players but also a dual test of technique and psychology. At the start of the game, Trump displayed his competitive prowess with consecutive scores of 63, 60, and 99 points, securing three straight victories for a commanding 3-0 lead. At this point, Ding Junhui seemed to have not fully entered the game, making frequent mistakes that gave his opponent numerous opportunities. Before the intermission, Ding finally seized an opportunity, scoring 90 points to win a set and narrow the gap to 1-3, preserving a glimmer of hope for the second half of the game. The fifth set of the second half became a turning point in the match. In this set, Trump achieved a remarkable feat by scoring a perfect 147 points, earning him thunderous applause from the audience and adding a highlight to the game. At this moment, Trump had multiple match points with a total score of 4-1, and almost everyone believed victory was assured. However, the charm of snooker lies in its unpredictability, and the subsequent course of the game caught everyone off guard. Facing such a severe situation, Ding did not give up. In the sixth set, he successfully scored a point by fighting through the long table, saving a match point. In the following seventh set, Ding made several attempts and ultimately won another set with a score of 76-36, bringing the tally…

On January 2, 2025, the snooker exhibition match in Hangzhou officially kicked off, with the first game being exciting, tense, and full of suspense. Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins, these long-time rivals clashed again on the table, and the much-anticipated matchup between the Wizard and the Rocket did not disappoint the fans. The game had its ups and downs, it was really a back-and-forth battle, making the audience both nervous and thrilled. Speaking of the progress of the game, at the beginning of the first round, Higgins seemed to be in a bit of a state, actually making several consecutive mistakes that gave O'Sullivan an opportunity. Honestly, O'Sullivan is no slouch either, easily scoring 8 points, just like taking a calming pill. It can be seen that O'Sullivan immediately seized this opportunity, steadily scoring 56 points, overtaking the score, and successfully winning this round. Although Higgins' mentality was a bit unbalanced, he is not someone who gives up easily. In the second round, Higgins quickly found his footing and began to adjust his state. Indeed, the veterans of the ball field are different, once the feel returns, the whole person is like changing modes. Starting with a 7-1 lead, that state is simply breathtaking. Subsequently, Higgins continued to exert himself, scoring the first century break of the game, directly taking 102 points! He turned the tide in one breath, leveling the score to 1-1. At that moment, I was really excited for him, Higgins truly lives up to his title as the Wizard, he really has some skills! Some netizens…

Pang Junxu, a Chinese snooker player who was named Rookie of the Year and is believed by O'Sullivan to have the potential to win the World Championship, aims to become the first post-00s snooker champion. On the third day of the new year, he made a strong appearance at the first snooker event of 2025 - the invitational version of the Champion League.‌ At the beginning of this season, Pang Junxu achieved a remarkable comeback in the Shanghai Masters, defeating last season's triple crown winner Gary Wilson with a score of 6-5. In the quarter-finals, he faced four-time World Champion Mark Selby, who had easily defeated wildcard player Cao Jin with a score of 6-1 in the previous round.‌ In the quarter-final match against Selby, Pang Junxu initially trailed 0-1 and 1-2, but then lost two consecutive frames in the third and fourth rounds, only to bounce back and lead Selby 3-2. However, Selby suddenly found his attacking rhythm and completely dominated Pang Junxu's offensive and defensive pace.‌ From the fifth to the ninth frame, Selby won four frames in a row, ultimately reversing the game with a total score of 6-3 to advance. In the last four frames, Selby's performance was particularly impressive, as he scored a century break (118 points) and three 50+ breaks (75 points, 60 points, 81 points).‌ The detailed scores for the nine frames between Pang Junxu and Selby were: 0-95 (83)-0, 76 (62)-25, 91 (91)-0, 0-86 (86), 63-21, 1-81 (75), 23-89 (60), 0-81 (81), 1-118 (118).‌ Despite the loss to Selby, Pang Junxu's overall…

On January 3, 2025, the concluding match of the Snooker Hangzhou Invitational saw world number 1 Judd Trump face off against China's top player Ding Junhui. After hitting a perfect 147 break, Trump took a 4-1 lead over Ding and secured a match point. However, Ding then won four consecutive frames to make a 5-4 comeback against Trump, successfully avenging a previous defeat and securing victory in this match. Both Xiao Guodong and Trump achieved a 147 maximum break, each earning a prize of 147,000 yuan. Ding Junhui, ranked 9th in the world and a 15-time ranking event champion, broke his nearly five-year championship drought by winning the National Championship this season. Judd Trump, ranked first in the world and a 30-time ranking event champion, has had an excellent season with 5 finals appearances, winning 3 titles and finishing as runner-up twice. This match was an internal battle between two players from the post-80s generation; they have faced each other 20 times before, with Trump holding an 11-9 advantage. In this match, Ding aimed for revenge. In the first three frames, Trump dominated with a streak of three consecutive victories, scoring breaks of 63, 60, and 99 to take a 3-0 lead over Ding. In the fourth frame, Ding responded with a break of 90 points, achieving a whitewash and winning back one frame to make it 1-3. In the fifth frame, Trump hit a perfect 147 break, the second of the tournament; the first 147 was made by Xiao Guodong in his match against Mark Williams. Trump led Ding…

Ding Junhui Wins Four Consecutive Games to Reverse and Kill Trump, World No. 1 Hits 147 but Fails to Win Two Consecutive Games!‌ On January 3, 2025, Beijing time, the sixth game of the China Hangzhou CBSA Snooker Superstar Invitational just ended, in which world number one Trump completed an exciting battle with China's top player Ding Junhui. In this game, Trump played a very strong competitive state. The world's top-ranked player lost four games in a row, 4-5 to Ding Junhui, after scoring 63 points, 60 points, 99 points, 147 points and taking a 4-1 lead. After this game, Ding Junhui welcomed his first victory in the Hangzhou tournament, while Trump missed out on two consecutive victories. Trump Won Two Consecutive Games to Lead Ding Junhui 2-0 In the first game, Ding Junhui took the lead by hitting the red ball and scoring 5 points before making a mistake. Then Trump hit the red ball and chose to defend due to poor positioning. Ding Junhui made a high-quality defense, and Trump made a defensive mistake. Ding Junhui hit the red ball and scored 23 points before unfortunately fouling and being penalized 7 points when hitting the black ball. Trump made an offensive mistake, and Ding Junhui also made a mistake in his attack. Trump hit the red ball in the left-bottom pocket to get the chance to play, and won the game with a score of 71:28 with a single shot of 63 points, thus leading Ding Junhui 1-0 to take the lead. In the second game, Trump hit…

Beijing time January 2nd news, the 2025 Snooker Hangzhou exhibition match is in full swing. On the first day of the new year, "Dingao meeting" was staged. This game was challenged by "China's No. 1 brother" Ding Junhui against the 7-time world champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan. The result of the game was that O'Sullivan played extremely well and won Ding Junhui with a total score of 5-1.‌ This season, Ding Junhui once appeared multiple times in the "first round tour" at the beginning of the season. With the deepening of the season, Director Ding made a strong comeback in the Snooker National Championship. He went all the way to the finals and won the championship again after five years in the finals with a 10-7 victory over Chris Wakelin.‌ Last season, O'Sullivan won the championship of 5 events and won the title of best player of the season. However, this season, his state has not been good, and because of poor form and results, there have been many withdrawals.‌ However, in the last few days of 2024, O'Sullivan returned to form in the Macau Snooker Masters Invitational, playing 5 games in 4 days, defeating 5 top players: Sufski, Fu Jiajun, Si Jiahui, Wilson, and Bingham.‌ Among them, in the third round against Si Jiahui, who had defeated him this season, he showed a very domineering performance. In the game that night, O'Sullivan's hand feel was excellent, and he quickly took a 3-0 lead with one century break (104 points) and two 50+ breaks (68 points, 55 points).‌ Si Jiahui then…

Winning 5 titles and 2.26 million, O'Sullivan's state is invincible, winning 5 consecutive victories in the Macau Masters Invitational Tournament At 1:00 PM on January 1st, Beijing time, the 2024 Macau Snooker Masters Invitational Tournament has successfully concluded. The seven-time world champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan played extremely hotly, achieving a record of 5 consecutive victories in all five games and simultaneously earning a prize of 250,000 pounds. In the final round, O'Sullivan made a comeback against Stuart Bingham, the World Championship winner, with a score of 5-1. Last season, O'Sullivan won the championship title in five events and was awarded the title of Best Player of the Season. However, this season, O'Sullivan's state has not been good, and due to his poor form and results, there have been multiple withdrawals from competitions. But at the 2024 Macau Snooker Masters Invitational Tournament, facing a prize of 50,000 pounds for each victory, O'Sullivan once again showed his magic. This competition invited Chinese players Ding Junhui, Fu Jiajun, and Si Jiahui to participate. In addition, there are the seven-time world champion "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan, the world's first "Accuracy King" Judd Trump, as well as "Brother Nong" Kyren Wilson, "Shark" Stuart Bingham, "Little Driver" Jack Lisowski, and Jack Jones. However, this year's competition lacked the inaugural Macau Snooker Masters champion "Golden Left Hand" Mark Williams. Last year in Macau, Williams won the championship and also received a prize of 150,000 pounds. This year's competition does not set a championship, but the prize money is very attractive, with a minimum appearance fee of 25,000 pounds…