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China’s Chang Bingyu delivered a performance that felt almost unreal, sweeping aside former champion Shaun Murphy 4-0 at the Welsh Open. Inside Venue Cymru in Llandudno, the 23 year old produced four consecutive century breaks, becoming only the ninth player in history to achieve that feat in a professional match. Fans watching through 씨유티비 knew they were witnessing something rare the moment the first big break landed. 🎱✨

Four Frames, Four Centuries, One Statement 🎯💎

There are nights in sport when everything just clicks. From the first frame, Chang looked calm and completely locked in. Ranked 54th in the world, he was facing a player with far more experience and a past Welsh Open title to his name. On paper, it seemed like a tough opener.

Once the match started, rankings felt irrelevant.

Breaks of 130, 136, 119 and 130 flowed from his cue with remarkable control. Each visit to the table looked measured and confident. There was no rush in his movement, no sign of nerves. If you have ever watched a player in that kind of rhythm, you know the feeling. You stop checking your phone. You lean closer to the screen. That was the mood for viewers on 씨유티비 as the frames ticked by.

Murphy managed to pot just one red across the entire contest. At the end, he stood and applauded Chang. It was a gesture of respect that captured how extraordinary the performance had been.

Praise That Says It All 👏🎤

Twelve time women’s world champion Reanne Evans called it possibly the greatest display she had ever seen on a snooker table. That is a powerful statement from someone who understands the game at the highest level.

Murphy himself admitted it was the best performance he had witnessed in a best of seven match. He even mentioned that if it had come from icons like Ronnie O'Sullivan or Judd Trump, it would be leading every sports bulletin.

Hearing that kind of praise right after losing 4-0 shows how undeniable Chang’s display really was. On 씨유티비, the reaction online was instant. Clips, comments and stunned reactions filled timelines within minutes.

Other Big Results in Llandudno 🌟🏟️

While Chang grabbed the headlines, the opening round in Llandudno offered plenty more to talk about.

Welsh hope Jackson Page secured a confident 4-0 win over Belgium’s Luca Brecel. China’s Zhou Yuelong matched that scoreline against Alexander Ursenbacher.

Young English talent Stan Moody advanced without losing a frame, while Zhao Xintong battled past Fan Zhengyi 4-3 to keep his strong run of form alive.

Experienced names also moved through smoothly. John Higgins, Stuart Bingham and Kyren Wilson each produced composed wins to secure their spots in the next round.

Still, as the dust settled on the opening day, most conversations circled back to one name.

History made live on CUTV 🎱🔥 You blink, you miss it 👀✨

A Moment That Changes Perception 💫🎱

For Chang Bingyu, this was more than just a first round victory. Making four centuries in four straight frames places him in a small and elite group in the sport’s long history. Doing it against a former champion on a prominent stage makes it even more special.

You could sense that something shifted during those four frames. A player who many casual fans might not have known suddenly became impossible to ignore. Nights like this are why people keep tuning in to 씨유티비. You never know when you will see a career defining performance unfold live.

The Welsh Open still has many chapters left to write this week, but Chang’s masterclass has already carved out its place in the story. 🎱🔥