The fourth group of the Snooker Championship League was a fiery competition with a series of exciting events unfolding. After the matches concluded, we finally learned who would enter the winners' group to face greater challenges. This group's event was not just an ordinary match; in fact, it created several memorable records. Firstly, let's talk about Jack Jones, who has truly given himself a remarkable name! Did you know that he made it to the finals four times in a row from the first group to the fourth? What level is this? This guy is constantly surpassing himself as a benchmark! Although he ended up with a runner-up in the fourth group, he took home approximately £20,000 in prize money, which does not count towards the world rankings, but it's still a significant amount. Speaking of this competition, we must also mention Bingham! The veteran is not one to be outdone, as he set an astonishing record! In this match, Bingham broke the record of over 600 century breaks, becoming the 11th player in history to achieve this feat! Do you know what this means? It's not something that can be accomplished easily; it requires genuine strength! Moreover, Bingham is no ordinary player; he has won six ranking titles and has claimed both the World Championship and Masters titles, only lacking an English Open trophy to complete the grand slam. This time breaking the record, it must be said, this guy is really quite formidable. Moving on to the defending champion Mark Selby, his performance is also not to be…

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…

The Macau Snooker Masters Invitational has concluded, with the last match day seeing two world champions, Kyren Wilson and Stuart Bingham, suffer defeats. Meanwhile, fellow world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan capped off his participation with a perfect record of five wins. With all matches now completed, the final standings are as follows: O'Sullivan with five wins, Marco Fu with one win and one loss, Judd Trump with one win, Kyren Wilson with two losses, Ding Junhui with one loss, Si Jiahui with one loss, Lyu Haotian with one loss, and Bingham with one loss. On the final day, three world champions—O'Sullivan, Wilson, and Bingham—took to the field, with Wilson and Bingham challenging snooker GOAT O'Sullivan in succession. In the first match that concluded, Wilson lost 2-5 to O'Sullivan. In the opening stages, Wilson took the lead by scoring a century break of 106 points to win the first frame. However, O'Sullivan seized the opportunity in the second frame, scoring 98 points to level the total score. In the third frame, O'Sullivan continued his hot streak, blasting a single-stroke 131. He then won the fourth frame with a single-stroke 86, taking three frames in a row to lead 3-1. Wilson managed to reverse the fifth frame with a score of 66-54, closing the gap to 2-3. Immediately after, O'Sullivan ended the match with consecutive single-stroke scores of 135 and 112. In the subsequent second match, Bingham also lost to O'Sullivan with a total score of 1-5. In this match, O'Sullivan lost the first frame but then went on a rampage, scoring three…

Macau, December 28, 2024 - The 2024 Macau Snooker Masters Invitational has come to a perfect close, with the world's top three snooker stars, Kyren Wilson, Bingham, and O'Sullivan, engaging in the final competition. While O'Sullivan displayed exceptional competitive form in this thrilling "relay battle," securing a clean sweep with five consecutive victories, Wilson and Bingham both suffered defeats, failing to find breakthroughs in the matches. Firstly, O'Sullivan faced Kyren Wilson. In the early stages of the match, Wilson took the lead with a break of 106 points, winning the first game and putting considerable pressure on O'Sullivan. However, the "Rocket" O'Sullivan quickly regained his composure, leveling the score with a high-quality performance of 98 points, and then aggressively counterattacked in the following games, scoring breaks of 131 and 86 points. Despite Wilson's tenacious pursuit and successful capture of the second game, O'Sullivan erupted again in subsequent rounds, with breaks of 135 and 112 points helping him secure the match, ultimately triumphing with a 5-2 victory. In the second match that followed, Bingham once again faced off against O'Sullivan. At the start of the match, O'Sullivan was taken by surprise as Bingham won the first game. However, from the second game onwards, O'Sullivan's state rapidly recovered, unleashing three century breaks (134, 116, 116) and two 70+ breaks (80, 77). With an absolute technical advantage, he won five consecutive games, easily defeating Bingham with a score of 5-1, ensuring his undefeated record in the Macau event. In this fiercely competitive event, Chinese players also had their moments. As the representative of…

On December 28, 2024, Beijing time, the Macao Snooker Masters Invitational came to a close. On this competition day, "Rocket" Ronnie O'Sullivan continued his excellent form from previous matches, first defeating world No. 2 Kyren Wilson 5-2, then overcoming a 0-1 deficit by winning five consecutive frames to defeat 2015 World Champion Stuart Bingham 5-1 in total score! With this, the event officially concluded, and O'Sullivan won all five of his matches in the tournament, defeating Lyu Haotian, Marco Fu, Si Jiahui, Kyren Wilson, and Stuart Bingham! In these five matches, O'Sullivan made 10 centuries and 16 breaks over 50, showing a very hot form and fluid gameplay, providing a spectacular visual feast for everyone! The first day of the event began with Ding Junhui and Judd Trump taking the stage, with Ding Junhui suffering a crushing 1-5 defeat in the end! Following that, O'Sullivan faced Lyu Haotian, and after playing a full nine frames, O'Sullivan narrowly won 5-4! On the second day of the competition, O'Sullivan faced Hong Kong's Marco Fu, ultimately making one century and six breaks over 50 to win 5-3 against Fu! In last night's match, O'Sullivan continued his outstanding performance, defeating Si Jiahui 5-2 to achieve a three-match winning streak! In another match, Marco Fu made a maximum break of 147, winning 5-4 to secure the first victory for the Chinese team in this event! The first match of the day saw O'Sullivan face world No. 2 Kyren Wilson. Looking at their form this season, Kyren Wilson has won both the Xi'an Grand Prix and…

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…