The final of the World Snooker Championship was briefly interrupted when a female protester made her way to the table, shouting about TV licenses. The incident occurred during the third frame, with Wu Yize leading 2-0. Referee Rob Spencer and security staff quickly handled the situation, allowing the match to resume promptly.
Spectators applauded the swift response of Spencer and security, with one person in the crowd praising the referee. This disturbance followed a similar incident the previous day, where another attendee was removed for disruptive behavior during the semi-final between Wu and Mark Allen.
Wu advanced to the final after a tense match against Allen, who missed a crucial black ball that cost him the victory. Despite his disappointment, Allen acknowledged Wu’s skill and predicted a successful future for him in the sport.
In another thrilling semi-final, Shaun Murphy secured his spot in the final by overcoming John Higgins. Murphy expressed respect for Higgins’ talent and resilience, praising his opponent’s performance under pressure.
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