Liang Wenbo

Liang Wenbo

Liang Wenbo, born on March 25, 1987 in Sizhan Town, Zhaodong City, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, is a Chinese snooker player.

In 2005, Liang Wenbo became a professional after winning the World Youth Championship under 21. In 2006, Liang Wenbo entered the snooker Welsh Open. In 2008, Liang Wenbo entered the top eight of the world championships for the first time, creating the best result of the Chinese mainland players in the Snooker World Championships. In 2009, Liang Wenbo advanced to the final of Shanghai Masters and won the best record of his career ranking competition. In 2015, Liang Wenbo entered the final of the British championship, ranking among the top 16 in the world. In 2016, Liang Wenbo won the snooker England Open Championship, becoming the third Chinese player to win the ranking championship, and scored 147 out of 3.

Early experience

At the age of 13, Liang Wenbo started his own billiards career under the guidance of his father. He learned from offensive player Wu Wenzhong and practiced for 7-8 hours every day.

In 2001, Liang Wenbo's family of three came to Guangdong and went to Guangzhou, Dongguan and Shenzhen to seek professional development.

In 2003, Liang Wenbo participated in the ibsf Snooker World Championships and made it into the top eight.

In August 2004, Liang Wenbo came to Huizhou, Guangdong Province to devote himself to vocational training.

Sports career

In February 2005, in the Welsh Open, Liang Wenbo beat Sean stoley, Jamie Burnett and Roy McLeod for the first time. In the second round, he lost 3-5 to Graeme DORT. In March, Liang Wenbo lost 5-0 to Mark Williams in the world snooker China open. In August, Liang Wenbo beat Tian Pengfei 11-9 to win the World Youth Championship under 21, and then became a professional. In November, Liang Wenbo and Marcus Campbell fought 17 innings in the second round of the qualification of the British Championship held in pontines, and finally went out 8-9.

In January 2006, in the third round of the Welsh Open qualifying competition, Liang Wenbo beat McLeod 5-3 to get into the ranking competition for the first time in his career; in the snooker Grand Prix, Liang Wenbo beat Stephen Hendry 3-0 to win the world superstar for the first time in his career. In December, in the snooker individual competition of Doha Asian Games, Liang Wenbo lost 2-4 to Ding Junhui and won the second place.

In February 2007, in the Welsh Open, Liang Wenbo lost 3-5 to Nigel bond and missed the last 32. In September, Liang Wenbo lost 5-0 to curt Ma Fulin in the final eight of snooker masters qualification. In November, in the snooker Northern Ireland Cup, Liang Wenbo lost to green 2-5 and stopped in the first round. In December, Liang Wenbo scored 135 points in the quarter finals of China snooker Tour Finals, setting a new record. In the final, Liang Wenbo lost 6-0 to Ding Junhui and won the second place.

In April 2008, at the age of 21, Liang Wenbo entered the World Snooker Championship for the first time. In the second round, he narrowly beat Northern Ireland's sville 13-12 to enter the final eight.

In May 2009, Liang Wenbo beat Ding Junhui 5:4 in the final of Haikou station of snooker China tour and won the first championship of individual China tour. In September, Liang Wenbo won the defending champion Walton 5-3 to advance to the top four of the snooker Shanghai Masters, becoming the first Chinese player to advance to the top four of the snooker Shanghai Masters. At the same time, he won the best record in his career ranking competition and temporarily ranked among the top 16. In the final, Liang Wenbo lost 5-10 to Ronnie O'Sullivan and finally won the second place.

In April 2010, in the second round of the Snooker World Championships, Liang Wenbo lost to O'Sullivan after 17 innings. In July, in the final of the snooker China tour Chengdu open, Liang Wenbo won his second snooker China tour championship trophy after three hours, with a 5-3 win over Delo.

In April 2012, in the first game of the Snooker World Championships, Liang Wenbo was defeated by John Higgins. In September, Liang Wenbo broke through two hurdles in a row and advanced to the top 32 of the third leg of the 2012 snooker players' tour. But in the 32 into the 16 game lost to arist Carter, stop the third round.

In March 2013, Liang Wenbo lost to Stuart Bingham and stopped in the first round of China open. In October, Liang Wenbo beat LV Haotian 4-0 to win the World Snooker Player Tour Zhengzhou Open Championship, and won the professional Championship for the first time in his career. In the second round of the snooker international championship, Liang Wenbo broke through 100 with a single shot under the unfavorable situation of 1-4 backwardness, won five games in a row, defeated O'Sullivan 6-4 to complete the reversal, ushering in an important victory in his career. In the following competition, Liang Wenbo lost 3-6 to Dorothy and missed the final four.

In February 2015, Liang Wenbo successively eliminated Li Hang, Bingham and Ryan day in the snooker Germany competition, and then entered the semi-final of the ranking competition after five years; in the semi-final, Liang Wenbo lost to Sean Murphy 4-6. In November, in the 2015 / 2016 Snooker Championship, Liang Wenbo beat Allen, Robertson, Judd trump, Ford and Fu Jiajun to enter the final four. In the semi-finals, Liang wenbohong scored 110 points on a single shot, won four games in a row under the adversity of 2-4 backwardness, and reversed David grace 6-4. After the 2009 Shanghai Masters, he advanced to the finals of the large Ranking Competition six years later, ranking among the top 16 in the world, but lost to Neil Robertson 5-10 in the final.

In January 2016, in the first round of the snooker London masters, Liang Wenbo lost to Higgins 4-6 and missed the second round. In February, Liang lost to Michael White in the third round of the Welsh Open. In March, in the quarter finals of the snooker Grand Prix, Liang Wenbo lost 4-0 to Murphy and missed the top four. In the second round of the championship, Liang Shibo was defeated by trump in October and August. In September, Liang Wenbo lost to O'Sullivan in the first round of the snooker Shanghai Masters. In October, Liang Wenbo beat Dorothy, Murphy, Hamilton and Bingham in the English open to advance to the final. In the final, Liang Wenbo scored 60 + with 7 strokes, and finally beat trump with 9:6. He won the ranking Championship for the first time in his career and became the third Chinese player to win the ranking championship after Ding Junhui and Fu Jiajun. After winning the title, Liang Wenbo's world ranking rose to 12th. In November, Liang Wenbo stopped in the first round and the second round of the Chinese championship and the British Championship respectively. In December, Liang Wenbo lost 4-5 to Germany in the final eight of the Scottish Open.

In April 2017, in the second round of the World Snooker Championship, Liang Wenbo lost to Ding Junhui 12-13 and missed the final eight. In July, in the final of the 2017 Snooker World Cup, Liang Wenbo and Ding Junhui played on behalf of team a of China, narrowly defeated England 4-3 and won the championship. On October 18, the 2017 snooker England Open entered the second round of competition. Liang Wenbo scored 147 points in his second shot, 4-3 reversed the 32nd ranked Englishman Tom Ford and advanced into the last 32.

On March 1, 2018, in the second round of the Welsh Open, Liang Wenbo reversed Selby with a total score of 4-3 to advance to the top 32.

In August 2019, Liang Wenbo was promoted to the top 16 of the international championships.

In June 2020, Liang Wenbo won three games in a row in the first round group match of the snooker Champions League, which adopts the single round robin competition system, and thus entered the top 16. In July, in the final round of the Snooker World Championship qualification competition, Liang Wenbo scored 141 points on a single shot in the decisive inning, with a total score of 10:9 to defeat O'Brien, and entered the world championship for the seventh time.

Game data

world championship

British Championship

open tournament

Masters

Award winning record

Off site activities

Torch relay

In May 2008, Liang Wenbo served as the second torchbearer of Huizhou station in the torch relay of Beijing Olympic Games.

Personal life

In May 2012, Liang Wenbo and Chen Xuejiao were married in Beijing.

In October 2016, Liang Wenbo won the gold medal.

Social evaluation

Liang Wenbo is a typical offensive player, nicknamed "desperate Saburo". He has a spirit of being generous. In all Chinese snooker players, he is the most grounded and personalized. His attack accuracy is even higher than that of Ding Junhui, and he can score incredible and difficult goals in the distance. (Tencent sports review)

Liang Wenbo became a professional player in 2005. At the 2008 World Championships, Liang Wenbo entered the top eight of the world championships and scored 147 points in the qualification competition of the Bahrain Championships, becoming the first Chinese player outside Ding Junhui. (sina sports review)

Liang Wenbo has a distinct personality and has formed his own unique style more and more mature. His playing style is full of passion and courage. (sina sports review)

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