McGill was one point away from victory at 16-15, but Wilson fought back to set up a deciding match. What happened next was unprecedented.
McGill conceded 35 points after missing a snooker eight times, and then Wilson went in-off, turning the match into a tactical battle. The documentary also includes interviews with current players, snooker legends, pundits, TV presenters, and World Snooker Tour management, making it an ideal addition to this year’s World Championship.
Ultimately, Wilson fluked the green and tearfully apologized to McGill before sinking the pink to secure his spot in the final. Wilson reflected on the match, saying, “What happened with the red… it was just mental.”
After Wilson’s impressive victory over Dominic Dale, the tournament’s drama continued as he prepared for a second round clash with Joe O’Connor, who caused an upset by defeating Mark Selby 10-6. Both players displayed raw emotion and gave their all, leaving a memorable impression on fans.
Wilson described the match with McGill as having a profound impact on him, acknowledging its lasting significance. Despite the absence of a live audience, the game still produced a significant amount of drama, highlighting its remarkable nature.
