2016 Women's Snooker Paul Hunter Classic ended at the Stadhal venue in Fert, Germany. Chinese Hong Kong athlete world champion Wu Anyi defeated England's "Snooker Queen" Ryan Evans 4-1 in the final, winning the first Women's Snooker Points Ranking Championship in history, and winning a 3,200 euro championship prize. (Photo: Wu Anyi at the award ceremony)
World Women's Snooker Rankings was the first of its kind this season, and the Women's Paul Hunter Classics is the first stop in this series of events. The series will also include the Women's British Championship, the Women's Open Championship, the "Connie Gough" Memorial Cup and the Women's World Championship. Wu Anyi not only won the final championship in this competition, but also won the highest single-shot score with a single score of 104 points.
"Evans is a very strong player. If he doesn't play well, he will not be able to win, so I played very well." Wu Anyi said in a post-match interview, "I actually had some problems with my movements when I was playing in the quarterfinals, but after winning 4-3, I had half an hour to rest and come to the quarterfinals. I used this half hour to remind myself to do the movements in training, tell myself, 'Don't worry, don't think about winning or losing, and try my best to play every goal well. ’, this is a good game. ”
“I don’t think about winning or losing when playing basketball now. Sometimes I care too much and feel a lot of pressure. Instead, I focus on every ball, which is great like in training.”
Wu Anyi won the championship in the 2015 Women’s World Championships, ending Evans’ previous 10-year domination, and in today’s final she once again proved her strength. "I think billiard athletes are very special. Compared with swimming, badminton and other events, their careers will be longer, so I feel that I am still very young. Every game is experience. After every event, I feel that I have learned something and go back to continue training and progress." (Photo: Wu Anyi in the final)
Before and after this year's Snooker World Championships, Wu Anyi trained and competed in the UK for a period of time. Recently, his good results came from confronting high-level players. "I cherish every game very much. The women's ranking match is a good opportunity. Let us female players compete with players from different countries and learn in the process." Wu Anyi also mentioned, "I also want to compete with male players more. I have the opportunity to play the World Championships qualifying match this year, but I lost 1-10. The opponent Peter Ryans is also a good player. I played too nervous in that game - my mind was blank - but this is a good experience." (Photo: I often do advertising and commercial activities. Wu Anyi is also quite active on Weibo. In the interview, I was worried about being "stolen" not long ago)
"Then in May I went to Q School (professional qualifying match). I played very well. Although I didn't get the qualification, I played the fourth round in the first game, and the third round in the second game. I think it was because of the experience of the World Championships that I could be in Q. School played so well. "
mentioned snooker in Hong Kong. Fu Jiajun is definitely a role model for all professional players, while Wu Anyi received help from Welsh veteran Lee Walker, the son of famous coach world champion Terry Griffith, and many Hong Kong coaches: "Fu Jiajun is my idol, I think you can learn from everyone. Just like today's opponent Evans, she is a very strong player. No matter how inferior the game is, her movements can still make you feel pressure. Many players I can't do this. Last year she played well with Ken Dahdi (World Championship Qualification) and was a representative of women's billiards. I admire her very much." (Photo: After winning the world championship in 2015, she took a photo with Fu Jiajun in the backstage of the Cruzburg Theater)
"I'm glad we have good resources to train athletes in Hong Kong. Whether representing Hong Kong or Asia, it can allow more people to pay attention to women's billiards. I will do my best to do it. I hope that in the future, more women will play billiards and play with us. Don't be afraid! Billiards are a good sport."Wu Anyi said excitedly, "Sometimes I will also shoot some advertisements or do some commercial activities, which will make people realize that 'It turns out that women can also play billiards! ’” (Sent from Filtstadhalle)
