Ding Junhui's successful deeds?

Ding Junhui, known by the British media as the "Star of the East", is introverted and competitive. He is a soft-hearted child and is very suitable for playing billiards. He started to contact billiards at the age of 8 and a half, and 13 won the runner-up in the Asian Invitational Tournament. Since then, the title of "child prodigy" has spread like wildfire. In May 2002, Ding Junhui, who was only 15 years old, won the first Asian Championship for China and became the youngest Asian champion. On August 3rd of the same year, Kloc-0/won the World Junior Billiards Championship and became the first world billiards champion in China. At the Asian Games in June, 1, Ding Junhui defeated Supo Senla of Thailand by 3- 1 to win the snooker singles championship, rewriting the history that China didn't win the gold medal in the billiards event in the Asian Games, and won the second place in the billiards group in the Asian Games with his teammates. In the World Billiards Championship held from June 20th to1October 2nd, 2002, Ding Junhui ranked third, equating veteran Guo Hua's best performance in the 1997 World Championship. On June 5438+February 65438+May 2002, Ding Junhui was awarded "China Billiards Special Contribution Award" by China Billiards Association. In August 2003, Ding Junhui defeated mark williams, who was ranked first in the world at that time, twice in the Asia-Europe Masters in Hongkong and Thailand. In September 2003, Ding Junhui officially turned into a professional player. In February, 2004, Ding Junhui beat joe perry, who ranked 16 in the world, and broke into the Wembley Masters 16 at 6: 3, which made the British people know and like this billiards boy from the East overnight. In 2005, Ding Junhui reached the quarterfinals in the prestigious Wembley Masters, and won the championship for the first time in April, beating Abbott, Fu Jiajun, Dahdi and Hendry all the way.

In February 65438, he defeated all the masters in the British Championship, which was second only to the World Championships, and won the championship. In 2006, Ding Junhui's upward trend was still obvious. In August, he beat O 'Sullivan 9-6 to win the championship, becoming the third player in history to win three ranking championships before he was 20 years old. At the end of the Asian Games, the organizers specially adjusted the schedule for Ding Junhui who needed to defend the British crown. As a result, he lived up to expectations and won three gold medals in men's singles, doubles and team for the China delegation. In 2007, Ding Junhui made history at the Wembley Masters, becoming the youngest player ever to score 147, and reached the final in one fell swoop. CCTV specially broadcast the last three games of Ding Junhui's Wembley Masters. After defeating Hendry 6-2 in the semi-final, the billiards emperor thought Ding Junhui was the most talented player in the last decade: "If he keeps this performance, Ding Junhui will rank among the top four in the world in the next 10- 15 years." However, in the final, Ding Junhui still showed his naivety. Beaten by 3- 10, shed tears in the game. However, Ding Junhui was highly praised by the Rockets: "If he can make continuous progress and improve some small details, then Ding Junhui will win many world championships. Tennis has Roger Federer, golf has Tiger Woods, and Ding Junhui can achieve the same achievement in billiards. " Ding Junhui's season ended at the World Snooker Championship. He entered the championship for the first time, but unfortunately he met his childhood idol O 'Sullivan in the first round and lost 2 2- 10-0. Anyway, he entered the world for the first time at the end of the season 16, and finally ranked ninth. Ding Junhui had a dull time in the 2007/08 season. The Shanghai Masters was blocked by Dortmund, and the first round of the Grand Prix group stage was eliminated. Northern Ireland Cup 16 was defeated by Maguire at 3: 5. By the end of 2007, Ding Junhui took part in the British Championship, beating Kano and Bond by 9: 3 and 9: 5 respectively to enter the quarterfinals, but the quarterfinals still narrowly beat Murphy by 7: 9. Ding Junhui got nothing in 2007, but Ding Junhui left 2007 with a China professional tour champion. The first stop of the 2008 Wembley Masters ended, and Ding Junhui performed well, defeating the world champion Higgins 6-4, but the former 16 3-6 lost to Fu Jiajun. Ding Junhui performed exceptionally well in the Malta Cup and reached the semi-finals in the group stage. The semi-final will be against Murphy. Ding Junhui was reversed by his opponent at 3: 0 and lost to Murphy again at 5: 6. Although Ding Junhui entered the top six at the Welsh Open with 16, he was blocked by Higgins.