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Wilson fights back to deny teen debutant Moody an upset win
- Kyren Wilson overcame a 7-3 deficit to defeat 19-year-old Stan Moody 10-7 at the World Snooker Championship, advancing to face Mark Allen.
- Wilson described Moody as a very difficult opponent who started impressively and has a promising future, noting Moody is a Crucible debutant.
- Wilson acknowledged the pressure of defending ranking points from his previous World Championship win but maintains his focus on winning the tournament again.
- Moody expressed regret over losing crucial frames after early misses and vowed to practice hard and improve for future competitions.
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Stan Moody, one of snooker's top talents, shone and collapsed in the opening round of the World Championship main series.
Briton Kyren Wilson, who became the world snooker champion last year, had to struggle in the opening round of this year's World Championship when compatriot Stan Moody took a four-frame lead.
Stan Moody ‘gutted’ after nightmare collapse on World Snooker Championship debut
Stan Moody's dream World Snooker Championship debut turned into a nightmare on Monday evening as the 19-year-old watched a commanding 7-3 advantage slip away against defending champion Kyren Wilson
Snooker-Wilson fights back to deny teen debutant Moody an upset win
SHEFFIELD, England, April 20 - Kyren Wilson staged a thrilling comeback from 7-3 down to beat 19-year-old debutant Stan Moody 10-7 in the first round of the world snooker championship on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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