'I learned a lot from that match and I'm a better player for it.'
, adding to the Shanghai Masters, International Championship and Wuhan Open which were announced in April.
The last time the World Open was held was in late 2019 and Wilson reached the semi-finals, a great effort but a run which ended in frustrating fashion.: ‘I do remember, and I know you’re going to talk to me about it and it’s going to hurt. ‘I was 4-1 up against Thepchaiya [Un-Nooh] and lost 5-6, he went on a bit of a mad one. He won a close one on the black and then played really well from there. I learned a lot from that match and I’m a better player for it.
‘My brother’s best friend and his mate were out there in China on a business trip and they’d just turned up on the day of the semi-finals. I hadn’t seen them beforehand, I’d played my game and they were in the hotel reception when I got back. ‘They were playing that football game of pool where you kick the big ball into the pockets and I was so angry I just volleyed one of the balls and stomped off to my room without even saying hello. We laugh about it now, but it hurt.’
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