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傅家俊稱霸蘇格蘭公開賽 首奪職業排名賽冠軍~

投身職業桌壇九年的傅家俊, 終於奪得個人首個職業排名賽冠軍, 亦係繼華達拿同丁俊暉後亞洲第三人獲此佳績.

Hong Kong cueman Marco Fu won his first ranking event at the Grand Prix in Aberdeen 9-6 over Essex's Ronnie O'Sullivan.

It was neck and neck for much of the day. Fu recorded a century break to move 2-1 ahead but the 'Rocket' hit back with one of his own and a 68 to level at 3-3.

O'Sullivan had gotten lucky with a missed red in the sixth frame that fell safely and Fu did not have that good fortune as he went a frame down before the end of the session.

That margin became two as O'Sullivan played sublimely both right- and left-handed in two significant visits to the table.

However his form did not last for the rest of the evening session. A missed red allowed Fu to bring the score back to 5-4 and then he failed to get safely out of a snooker, Fu piling on a run of 94 to level.

"It was an important frame," he said afterwards. "I needed that clearance so badly and some luck as well."

A 117-point break followed for 6-5 before O'Sullivan failed to pot twice to go down by two frames.

O'Sullivan pulled one back and managed a 52 break in the next frame but could not capitalise on his second visit.

Fu confidently cleared to move within a frame of the title, including a gutsy attacking effort to kiss the ball on the cushion and roll it all the way up to the top left that left Eurosport commentator Mike Hallett almost speechless.

O'Sullivan could not fight back and was gracious in defeat. "He played well and he deserved it," he said afterwards. "It's a big week for Hong Kong and for him."

Fu reciprocated the compliment with interest. "Ronnie made this night very special to me. To play against Ronnie is great because he's the best in the world.

"This is a dream come true for me because they've never see me play live, the fans back home.

"I played very well today and in the future I hope I can play as well."

Fu added his thanks for mentor Terry Griffiths.

"Huge thanks to Terry. It's nice to pot a few balls under pressure - Terry helped me with that."