10 wins, 19 losses! Robertson lost the final 24 days ago, fight the Rockets again, and it is difficult to rush to the 22nd crown?

On the evening of January 13, the first quarterfinals of the Snooker Masters began, with Robertson playing against the Rockets and the winner making it to the final four. In the World Grand Prix final 24 days ago, O'Sullivan fell behind and finally completed the counter-kill 10-8, reversing Robertson to unlock the 38th title of the ranking tournament and break the 16-month championship drought.

At the beginning of the new year, Robertson and O'Sullivan did not make their debut until the Masters, the Australian Artillery won the first round 6-3 light McGill Howe to win the opening red, O'Sullivan was even more full of firepower, playing 2 shots to create the most disparity in the first round, 6-1 victory over the 90s uncrowned king Lisovsky, easily through the first round, and the radish will meet the top 8.

O'Sullivan fell into a slump after winning the 2020 World Championships, losing all five ranking finals last season, setting a record of 5 sub-kings in a single season. Coming to the new season, the Rockets finally broke the championship drought and continued to consolidate the status of GOAT. Robertson has become the new king of the English Open this season, holding 21 ranking titles, and if he wins another crown, he will equal Trump and tie for the first place after the 80s.

The 2 people have met in the previous 30 times, Robertson has a disadvantage of 10 wins, 1 draw and 19 losses, and the Australian Artillery, which lost the World Grand Prix final 24 days ago, it is not easy to think about the Rockets. O'Sullivan is the most successful player in the history of the Masters, winning 7 of the 6 runners-up in 13 finals, and this tournament will attack the 8 champions. Robertson faces the Rockets and is afraid to rush for the 22nd crown, and the peak showdown between the two players is on the verge of breaking out, so stay tuned.