In a night of control, composure, and ruthless precision, **ChriWakelin** delivered a statement performance to claim **Ranking Title #2**, dismantling **Chang Bingyu** with a commanding **9–2 victory**. From the opening frame to the final handshake, Wakelin looked every inch a champion playing at the peak of his confidence.
The match began with Wakelin setting a relentless tempo. His cue ball control was immaculate, allowing him to build early frames with calm assurance. Chang, known for his sharp scoring and fearless approach, struggled to find any rhythm as Wakelin repeatedly shut the door with well-timed breaks and intelligent safety play. By the mid-session interval, the scoreline already reflected the one-sided nature of the contest.
What stood out most was Wakelin’s maturity under pressure. He didn’t rush. He didn’t force shots. Instead, he trusted his process—picking the right moments to attack and locking Chang into difficult positions when the opportunity arose. Several frames slipped away from Chang not through big mistakes, but through Wakelin’s ability to turn small advantages into frame-winning opportunities.
As the match wore on, Wakelin’s confidence visibly grew. His long potting was sharp, his break-building fluent, and his decision-making flawless. Chang showed flashes of resistance, stealing two frames with brave scoring, but each time momentum threatened to shift, Wakelin responded with authority.
The final frames felt inevitable. A composed clearance sealed the 9–2 win and confirmed Wakelin’s second ranking title—an achievement that underlines his steady rise among the game’s elite. This victory isn’t just about a trophy; it’s about belief, consistency, and the proof that Chris Wakelin belongs at the top table.
A dominant win. A deserved champion. A milestone moment in Wakelin’s career.
