The World Championships is the most important ranking competition on the world stage, and this year's event will be held next month. This is also the sixth time that Ding Junhui has played in the World Championships since he entered the professional world. He stopped competing for the first three times and has been competing for three consecutive years since 2007. However, Ding Junhui did not achieve satisfactory results. He won only one game, and his best result was only in the top 16. Let's review Ding Junhui's performance in these six World Championships:
2004: Stop the third qualifying round.
Ding Junhui turned to professional competition in 2003, and successfully reached the first two rounds in the World Championship qualifiers that year. In the third round, Ding Junhui faced British player Barry? 6? 1 draw, as a result, the two sides fought to 17, and Ding Junhui lost 7- 10. Ding Junhui lost in the third round of qualifying when he participated in the World Championships for the first time. Although he failed to enter the race, the result of stopping the third round also allowed Ding Junhui to get enough relegation points.
2005: the second round of qualifying round
Ding Junhui participated in the World Championships for the second time. This year is Ding Junhui's first brilliant year. He has won the British Championship and the China Open successively, but his performance in the World Championships is particularly poor. In the qualifying round, Ding Junhui lost 7 7- 10-0 to Englishman Lee speke in the second round.
2006: The final round of qualifying was defeated.
Ding Junhui won the British championship before taking part in the World Championship qualifiers, and even became a recognized favorite in the World Championships. However, it's a great pity that Ding Junhui didn't adapt to the environment and missed the race because of his physical discomfort. Ding Junhui's impact on the world champion is still only one step away. After 6 draws, he was all caught by his opponents. He lost 6 6- 10-0 to Kent star Barry Hawkins and missed the world championship. At that time, Reuters wrote, "Ding Junhui's absence will make this World Championships lose the biggest point of media prediction before the game."
2007: Lost in the first round.
Because the official ranking of the season is in the top 16. Ding Junhui got the chance to advance directly to the top 32 of the World Championships. The opponent in the first round was top player O 'Sullivan. O 'Sullivan beat Ding Junhui 5-0 as soon as he came up. Ding Junhui's state is not very good. After winning the sixth game, he made a fatal mistake in the seventh game and psychologically lost the opportunity to take the initiative. At the end of the first stage, Ding Junhui fell behind by 1 8, which was almost an irreversible score. In the end, Ding Junhui lost to 2-65,438+00, and then fell into a long-term downturn.
2008: Stop at the top 16.
This World Championships is Ding Junhui's second time to participate in the World Championships. Last season, Ding Junhui passed the final round of the qualifying round before entering the competition, but this season, he directly advanced to the competition because of his high ranking. Interestingly, after the draw, Ding Junhui and Fu Jiajun will start the Chinese Derby in the first round, which is the first time for two China players to compete in the World Championships. Results Ding Junhui and Fu Jiajun narrowly won after playing 19, and successfully advanced to 16, which also created Xiaohui's best result in the World Championships. Then Ding Junhui's opponent was "Emperor" Handelli. In the face of opponents who won more and lost less in the past, Ding Junhui couldn't find the state in the game. It was once 2- 10 behind. Although Ding Junhui tried his best to catch up later, he fell behind too much before, and finally lost 7- 13, missing the quarter-finals of the World Championships. Ding Junhui also continued the fate of losing in the ranking match with TOP 16 player PK. (Sohu Sports Ankie Lau)