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Fan Zhengyi – Player Profile, Career Summary, Stats

Fan Zhengyi Player Profile

Fan Zhengyi Stats
Date of birth: 27 January, 2001
Nationality: China
First turned professional: 2018
Highest ranking: 29
Ranking titles: 1
Triple Crown titles: 0
Crucible best: last 32
Masters appearances: 0
147 breaks: 0

SHQ Stars:

★★★


Summary

One of a number of young Chinese players who began to emerge during the 2010s, Fan Zhengyi first turned professional in 2018.

A year earlier, he beat fellow teenager Luo Honghao 7-6 in the final of the IBSF World Under-21 Championship to secure a two-year main tour card.

Most of Fan’s early years on the pro circuit have been unremarkable, barring a brief but memorable breakthrough at the beginning of 2022.

Prior to the German Masters of that year, Fan had never even reached the last 16 of a ranking tournament.

But after qualifying for Berlin, he beat Liam Highfield and Andrew Higginson to feature in his first quarter-final.

Fan duly lost 5-0 to Mark Allen, but he obviously took the confidence forward to the following month’s European Masters.

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At the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, Fan counted Kyren Wilson, Yan Bingtao, and David Gilbert among his conquests, before a 6-4 defeat of former world champion Graeme Dott helped him to a maiden final.

Coming up against Ronnie O’Sullivan, it was widely considered to be one of the biggest mismatches in the history of title deciders.

But Fan produced the performance of his lifetime to see of the Rocket with a 10-9 scoreline that earned him an £80,000 top prize.

Still only 21, Fan will be hoping to feature more regularly at the business end of competitions in the years to come.


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Ranking Event Victories

  1. 2022 European Masters

Other Notable Victories

  • N/A

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SHQ Stars: How it works

RatingSHQ StarsCareer Requirements
Black★★★★★★★multiple world champion; 30+ ranking titles; career triple crown; world no.1 (at least 3)
Pink★★★★★★world champion; 10+ ranking titles; multiple winner of triple crown events; member of top 2; 15+ seasons in top 16 (at least 3)
Blue★★★★★winner of triple crown event; 5+ ranking titles; member of top 4; 12+ seasons in top 16 (at least 2)
Brown★★★★2+ ranking titles; member of top 8; triple crown event finalist; 8+ seasons in the top 16 (at least 2)
Green★★★ranking title; member of top 16 (at least 1)
Yellow★★member of top 64
Redprofessional

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