Snooker sensation Wu Yize delivered a masterclass at London's Alexandra Palace this Friday, crushing fellow Chinese mainland player Xiao Guodong 6-0 in their historic all-Chinese Masters quarterfinal clash. 🌟
The 22-year-old rising star, playing his first-ever Masters tournament, showed zero first-time jitters as he racked up century breaks and flawless positional play. Wu opened with a 112-point clearance – his first frame statement sounding like a Spotify Wrapped highlight reel. 🎯
By mid-session interval, Wu led 4-0 through breaks of 93 and 60, leaving veteran Xiao (36) scrambling for answers. Post-break, the domination continued as Wu closed out the match with an 84-point break and a near-perfect 97-point finale. Talk about leveling up! 🚀
Next up: Wu faces England's Kyren Wilson in Saturday's semifinal. Could 2026 be the year China claims its first Masters title? The cue-sport world is watching. 👀
