**The qualifying tournament for the German Masters continued, and when I woke up, the TOP16 had two wins and two losses, Ding Junhui dragged his feet and lost to Yuan Sijun for 2 consecutive years, which was disappointing, and Lisowski also staged 1 round. Five-time ranking champion Kyren Wilson advanced 5-3 and met Milkins. So far, 22 people have entered the main competition of this tournament.
Before the semi-finals of this event, all grabbed 5, and on the first match day, Higgins, Mark Williams, and Hawkins all advanced to the top 16. On the 2nd day, Ding Junhui went into battle and started a derby with Yuan Sijun. The Chinese first brother, who defeated Yuan Sijun 0-5 in the Wuhan Open last time, added a new creation to the old injury, leading 1-0 and 2-5 was reversed. If it weren't for Yuan Sijun being sentenced to lose 1 game at halftime because he was late, Ding Junhui would have been whipped 5 times in a row!
The uncrowned king Lisowski continued to sink, losing 3-5 to Sureti, and the offensive end was not as stable as the opponent, and he still became a loser when he hit a single shot to break 100. Milkins, who appeared at the same time, showed his old spiciness, defeating Alan Taylor 5-4 and becoming the first TOP16 to win on the second day. Kyren Wilson, who holds five ranking titles, withstood the pressure and defeated Oliver Lines 5-3.
So far, 22 people have entered the main competition in this event, and the top 16 and Chinese players each occupy 5 seats. Selt's match against Unai Emery, Gould and Cahill is underway, with nine games played in both games, so it will be interesting to see who emerges as the winner.