2007 Asian Pole (2002 Asian Top Ten)

In 2007, he became the first player in mainland China to successfully be crowned the Asian Tour prize winner and won the highest honor in the entire golf industry in Asia in 2007. In addition to winning the most important annual prize winner, Liang Wenchong also won the Player of the Year and the lowest par average of 7041. He has since stepped onto a higher level. He has been invited to the PGA Tour Sony Open in early 2008, and he will almost certainly appear at the WGC Series and the Four Slams.2007 Asian Pole; Entering 2009, Shi Hanqing's performance became even more dazzling. He entered the top 16 at Zhangjiagang Station and Haikou Station of the China Professional Tour. He achieved good results in the top 4 in the Asian Championship, and his highest single score reached 138 points. In addition, he also participated in the wild card round of the Shanghai Masters Cup and won the championship in the first Premier Cup Billiards Grand Prix in Panjin City. However, in the Urumqi, Xinjiang finals in the same year, he lost to Liu Song with 24 points and stopped.

In 2000, Golden Dragon won the Shenzhen "Sihai Cup" National Elite Invitational Championship and scored a single stroke of 131 points on the Asian Tour. In 2001, Golden Dragon won the elite competition team individual championship. In 2007, Golden Dragon won the runner-up in the Dongguan Station of the China Professional Snooker Tour and won the medal in the individual event of the Asian Indoor Games snooker. He hopes to enter the world's professional stage and break into the top 32, and hopes to score 147 in domestic competitions; On January 30, 2007, he lost to Maguire in the first round of the Malta Cup. He lost to Jimmy Kopp in the first round of the Welsh Open in February. He lost to Hawkins in the first round of the China Open in March. He entered the top 32 of the World Championships for the first time in April 2007, but lost to O'Sullivan in the first round. He was ranked ninth at the end of the year. He does not have to participate in the ranking match next season. Ding Junhui won the 2002 Asian Snooker Championship Championship 202.

The Asian record for pole vault was created by Yang Yansheng. Yang Yansheng, China track and field pole vaulter, champion of the 2007 National Track and Field Championships, and champion of the 2008 National Track and Field Championships. Yang Yansheng, the men's pole vault champion of the 2012 IAAF Diamond League Shanghai Station, was the runner-up in the 2005 10th National Games, the 2006 National Athletics Championships, the 2006 Athletics World Youth Championships, the 2006 Asian Games runner-up in the 2006 Doha Asian Games, the 2007 National Urban Games Championship, the 2007 National; In the next few years, Liang Wenbo's progress continued. In 2007, he entered the top 48 in the Welsh Open, and in 2008, he scored the first full score of his career in Bahrain. This achievement marked his new height in the world's Taiwan arena. In the same year, he made history and became the first mainland China player to break into the quarter-finals of the World Championships. In 2009, Liang Wenbo's domestic competitions also achieved a bumper harvest, and he won it.

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In 2000, he won the Shenzhen "Sihai Cup" National Elite Invitational Tournament and scored 131 points in a single stroke on the Asian Tour. In 2001, he won the elite competition team individual championship. In 2007, he was runner-up at Dongguan Station and Qinghai Station in the China Professional Snooker Tour. 2007 Asian Indoor Games Snooker personally hopes to enter the world's professional stage and break into the top 32. He also hopes to score 147 points in domestic competitions and also hopes that China billiards will increase its competition.

In 2007, Liang Wenchong's achievements were like a legend, constantly refreshing the history of Chinese golf. On March 11, he passed an overtime round at the Lagoon National Golf and Country Club in Singapore, winning the Masters with par and defeating Malaysian player Steele. This victory not only marked a new high in Liang Wenchong's personal career, but also made him the second player in the mainland of China to win the European Tour and the third Chinese European Tour champion in the world. Coincidentally,

The Asian men's pole vault record was set by Yang Yansheng. Yang Yansheng is a China pole vaulter. He was born on July 25, 1988. He won the 2007 National Athletics Championships, won the 2008 National Athletics Championships, and won the men's pole vault championship at the 2009 Berlin World Athletics Championships. Yang Yansheng, the 2012 IAAF Diamond League champion in Shanghai, jumped 591 meters at the 2013 National Games, refreshing the Asian record.

Liang Wenchong China 9, the highest ranked player in China, ranked 84th in the world. In 2007, he became the first China player to win the Asian Tour bonus king. He became the highest ranked player on the Asian Tour in the same year. He only came into contact with golf at the age of 16. He was subsequently selected to the Sun Yat-sen Hot Spring Golf Club Tetsuji Hiratsuka, ranked 86th in the world in Japan. He won the Japanese Championship five times. On this year's Asian Tour, he played at the Myanmar Open and the Queen's Cup Open in Thailand.

5 Ding Junhui scored 147 points in 7 single shots. He began to come into contact with billiards at the age of 8 and won the third place in the Asian Invitational Tournament at the age of 13, thus starting his career as a "prodigy". Ding Junhui's playing style is calm and steady, good at thinking, and meticulous in handling the ball. He has won a total of 14 ranking championships in a single season. He has won the fifth ranking tournament in a large ranking tournament, two PTC championships and one Wembley Masters championship, and has hit a total of 7 singles.

1 Asian Ranking Currently, the distribution of 147s in Asia is relatively concentrated. China has 15 shots, Thailand has 8 shots, and India has 1 shot. Eleven players have scored a total of 24 shots of 147s2007 Asian Pole! Looking at the details of the personnel list as follows, we can see that in the 1990s, the Asian ball king Vatana, who could compete with the billiards emperor Hendry, only shot 3 shots of 147. At that time, this figure was once considered that it was difficult for anyone in Asia to surpass it. Things are unpredictable, Ding Junhui was born to break this record and occupy 147 Asia.

In 2007, ZodiaJAPAN Co., Ltd. established an Asian Exhibition Center at the Guanlan Lake Golf Club in Dongguan, Shenzhen, China. In 2008, the brand office moved to the Central District of Nagoya City and launched limited edition irons in Europe. In 2009, it officially customized golf equipment for well-known golf equipment brands. The Zodia professional player specific product display center was moved to the Higashiami Shigewon 4-chome 30, Chiriatsu City. In 2010, Zodia launched qualified irons that meet the new rules of the tour, and was launched in Japan.

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1. That year, he represented China in the Asian Open held in Malaysia and finished proudly with third place. In the same year, he won the championship at the Dalian Station of the National Classic, further consolidating his strength. In the next national ranking competition, he finished third and top eight at Shijiazhuang Station and Shanghai Station respectively. The overall ranking was improved to seventh, demonstrating his stable performance and impressive technical level. His highest single score in the competition reached 142 points. While practicing.

2. In 2007, after losing to Carter in Wales, Wales was unfortunately relegated. Since then, due to a visa, he was unable to participate in the Pondings International Series, which is one level lower than the professional competition, and he did not achieve good results in the Asian snooker and IBSF Championships. As a result, he has never had the chance to go to the UK to compete in a professional competition. In 2009, at the China Open, Tian Pengfei got the opportunity to challenge John Higgins after eliminating Ka-jun Fu 52 in the first round. Although he eventually lost to the "Wizard", however.

3. In the 2008 Snooker China Open, Scottish star Stephen Maguire narrowly defeated former World Championship champion Sean Murphy with 109. Maguire won the competition. In the final, Maguire eliminated Welsh star Ryan Day with 65 points. Among them, he scored the first shot of China in the second game of the game. This was also the first time that 147 points were scored in a snooker competition held in Asia. In the 2009 Snooker China Open, After more than 7 hours and 18 games of fierce fighting.

4. As of August 2019, the person with the most single shots of 147s in snooker history was "Ronny O'Sullivan", who hit a total of 147s 15 shots. In December 2014, the final qualifying match for the Snooker World Open kicked off at the Scottish Convention and Exhibition Center."Rocket" Ronny O'Sullivan not only advanced to the main round with a 30-point victory over Mark King, but also scored a full score of 147 in the winning game. Became the first player in snooker history to score a 15-shot score of 147.

5. Fu Jiajun's best result: the semi-finals of the 2006 World Snooker Championships In April 2006, Fu Jiajun broke into the semi-finals of the World Snooker Championships for the first time, becoming the second Asian player in the history of the snooker movement to reach the semi-finals of the event In 2007, Fu Jiajun defeated Ronny O'Sullivan in the final of the London Grand Prix and won the first ranking championship in his career. In 2009, Fu Jiajun entered the top 10 and eighth place in the world rankings for the first time in 2010.