This morning, the ** Keshat Masters ended the first day of competition, and the top 8 were newly released. In the latest report, Higgins stopped the 25-crown champion Mark Williams, won the 75-man duel, snatched the last 1 ticket to the top 8, and made an appointment to fight the Rockets. After 80, 4 tigers became 3 tigers, Ding Junhui lost to Carter and staged the second round of tours.
The Saudi Masters is a brand new tournament with a total prize fund of $1 million, with the world's top 10 and 2 wildcard players participating. Ding Junhui defeated the 44-year-old Saudi amateur for the first time to advance, and fought with Carter in the second round to the last moment, breaking 100 with 2 empty strokes, and was killed 3-4, and he was out of the game. Higgins defeated a Qatari amateur player in the first round, and fought against Uncle Ma in the second round.
The World Championship matchup was not as intense as expected, with Higgins winning the match point 3-1 early to seal the victory. Jin Zuoshou returned 122 points in the fifth game and chased the score to 2-3. In the 6th game, the wizard refused to dream a lot of nights, and scored 64 points in a single stroke to win quickly, with a total score of 4-2 to advance, and then will compete with the Rockets for the top 4 qualifications.
So far, the top 8 have all been produced, 4 tigers have become 3 tigers, and Ding Junhui has once again dragged his feet. In the other 3 quarterfinals, Selby vs. Mark Allen, Trump vs. Murphy, Carter and Brecel meet in a narrow way, so stay tuned.