Surpass Ding Junhui! Snooker World Championship report: Zhao Xintong won the championship and rose 11 places to win 4.83 million bonuses

On May 6, Beijing time, the final of the Snooker World Championship ended, and finally Chinese player Zhao Xintong was in a hot state, defeating Mark Williams with a score of 18-12 and winning the World Championship in history.

Zhao Xintong qualified for the World Championships as an amateur player in this event, and then started a wave of dream journey, winning all 4 matches in the qualifying round, and then constantly refreshing his World Championships results in the main game, facing O'Sullivan in the semifinals, Zhao Xintong played a 9 consecutive blows, defeated O'Sullivan 17-7, and defeated the world's best to advance to the finals, which is very convincing!

The opponent in the final is:Mark Williams, the opponent is a superstar in snooker history, has won many honors, there are three world championship champions, and Mark Williams advanced to the final this time can be called a narrow escape, after all, he eliminated Higgins and Trump, which is also very convincing!

In terms of overall strength, there is not much difference in the accuracy of the two, mainly because there is a gap in psychological pressure and defensive experience, and a battle between the old and new centuries will start as scheduled!

After the game started, Zhao Xintong took the lead in playing a 7-1 dream start with a devastating momentum, and then took an 11-6 lead in the tug-of-war, and then took advantage of the momentum to chase, played a 6-2 score, and achieved the match point with 17-8, killing the suspense in advance, and Mark Williams was unwilling to fail in the last stage, tried his best to save the match point, and once won four games in a row, but he was still too far behind to turn the tables, and finally Zhao Xintong defeated 18-12Mark Williams, the first world champion in his career!

In this way, Zhao Xintong received a bonus of 500,000 pounds, that is, 483 yuan, which also surpassed Ding Junhui's runner-up in the World Championships, becoming the first person in China and even Asia.

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