The day before yesterday, Fu Jiajun defeated “The Clown” Shibi with a score of 5:2 in the top 8. Today, he moved to the “Wizard” Higgins in the top 4 with 6 wins in 11 games. The two have played once morest each other 22 times in the past, with Fu Jiajun winning 11 wins, 2 and 9 losses, but the last time they played once morest each other was the Scottish Open final in 2016, when Marco won 9:4 on the other side, winning the closest match. A championship of the period. This time the host and Alex Reed exchange came to the weekend, the number of spectators in the Hong Kong Coliseum (Red Hall) was significantly larger than that of the first game in the followingnoon two days earlier. Even though Higgins has no shortage of fans, the momentum of the fans is still stronger than that of Fu Jiajun.
Fu Jiajun started the game with a goal of “Negative”, but then lost the black wave and was beaten 105 degrees by Higgins. He was also led by Higgins by nearly 50 points in the second game. After the opponent lost the narrow red wave, there was a cheer from the stands. The Hong Kong general also lived up to his trust and hit a 75 degree to 76:50. Equalized, but broke many times in the next game, allowing Higgins to play 68 degrees and lead once more.
Although Higgins made a crisp 83-degree win in the 4th game, Fu Jiajun got a chance following a round of defense in the next game. During this 61-degree process, he also dismantled many difficult red waves. After Higgins hit a 91, Marco responded with a 70 in the seventh inning. In the 8th game, Fu Jiajun lost the stop pocket and got into a dispute. After Higgins rescued “Shilujia” and gave a half chance, Marco finally beat the coffee and won 67:46, the third time in the number of games. tied.
Higgins hit another 105 degrees in the 9th game to get the decisive point, but Fu Jiajun started the 10th game with a red wave slow-flowing tail pocket, intending to challenge 147, but following scoring 9 reds and 9 blacks, he missed a red. Bo was in the bag, and the audience sighed immediately, but he still won this game 72:1. He was not afraid of the pressure of the tiebreaker and tried once more. This time he scored the 10th red wave, but also scattered other red waves, and finally completed his fifth career 147. He won 6:5 in the number of games and reached the final. The field stood cheering and clapping. Higgins also approached to shake hands to congratulate, and a large number of fans fell to the front row of the stands, striving to sign autographs and take photos.
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