Lee Chung-bok, the ‘confusing sign’ – will the future…’Choi Sung-won and Choi Hye-mi’ be stimulated?
Will Lee Chung-bok and Im Rae be resurrected, and will defending tour champions Choi Hye-mi and Choi Won-joon continue their rise?
This season, unheralded dark horses will fight back….
These are the various viewing points for the 2023-2024 PBA-LPBA 7th Tour Haiwon Resort Championship, which will be held at the Haiwon Grand Hotel Convention Center in Jeongseon, Gangwon Province, from April 22 to 30.
The biggest interest is whether Lee Chung-bok (Hiwon Resort) will win his first professional victory.
Lee, who turned pro this season with priority registration, has lost all of his round of 128 matches over the past six tours.
Dubbed a “three-cushion textbook,” his skills are well known.
However, experts believe he hasn’t fully adapted to the new rules of the PBI
Choi Sung-won (Huon’s), who was eliminated in the Round of 128 until the fourth tour, won the fifth tour in four games, increasing the psychological pressure on Hi-One Resort captain Lee Chung-bok.
He was determined to win the sponsor’s tournament.
However, Lee met the formidable Eddie Repons (SK Rent-a-Car) in the first round.
Repons has a history of winning trophies and has the ability to solve difficult balls skillfully.
Lee also faced a tricky opponent in the first round, as he had no ranking points in the first six tournaments.
Lee Im-rae (Hiwon Resort) is also looking to bounce back this season after falling short of expectations.
In the last NHK Card tournament, she lost to rookie Han Ji-eun in the first round of 64.
This sponsored event is a chance for her to turn things around.
It will also be interesting to see if Choi Hye-mi (Welcome Savings Bank) and Choi Won-joon, who topped the women’s and men’s events at the last tour, can continue their upward trend. 토토
Hye-mi Choi, who hails from Alba, a billiard hall, grew in confidence after winning her first title since her debut.
He jumped to No. 5 in the season rankings and reached the round of 64, and now that he has experienced new heights, he promises to be more stable.
Choi Won-joon, who returned to the top of the men’s draw after a four-year absence, jumped to No. 5 in the season rankings and met wild card Mo Bong-oh in the round of 128.
He enjoys a championship premium in the bracket and boasts an accurate stroke, so all eyes will be on him.
Other unheralded favorites in the men’s field include Cho Jae-ho (NH Card), Kang Dong-gung (SK Rent-a-Car), and Kim Jae-geun (Crown Hae-tae), and the women’s field includes Yong Hyun-ji (Hi One Resort), Kim Jin-ah (Hana Card), Kang Ji-eun (SK Rent-a-Car), and Kim Bomi (NH Card). first trophy.
The women’s final will be held on Sept. 29 at 9:30 p.m. and the men’s final on Sept. 30 at 9:30 p.m.
