China's snooker sensation Zhao Xintong is one step closer to making history after storming to an 11-6 lead over Wales' Mark Williams in the World Snooker Championship final. 🌟 The thrilling clash at Sheffield's iconic Crucible Theatre saw Zhao seize control early, firing seven consecutive frames to stun the three-time champion.
🔥 A Historic First?
The 28-year- old, aiming to become China's first world snooker champion, dazzled fans with precision shots while Williams struggled. But the Welshman—age 50 and snooker's oldest-ever finalist—refused to fade, clawing back five frames in the second session. 🎯
👑 Williams’ Uphill Battle
Despite Williams’ resilience, no player in Crucible history has overturned a five-frame deficit on the final day. With 18 frames left in the best-of-35 showdown, Zhao remains the favorite. Can he seal China’s snooker legacy? Tune in Monday for the epic conclusion! 💥
