Judd Trump complained to Mark Williams Clash at referee

Judd Trump was in a bad mood after losing the opening frame of his semi-finals of his snooker championship against Mark William, and he made his feelings clear to the referee

Judd Trump expressed concerns the referee after the 17th framework of his snooker championship semi-final against Mark Williams and found problems with the conditions on the crucible.

The Snooker player, born in Bristol, had just lost the first framework of the Saturday morning session and gave up the lead for the first time since the beginning of the game.

The BBC reported that Trump felt that the temperature within the famous Sheffield establishment was too cold and spoke out for increased heating.

Since cooler conditions can influence both the players and the behavior of the table, Trump seemed to make his attitude, which as he got involved in a serious dialogue with the match officer.

Commentator John Virgo, who analyzes the transmitter, noticed: “I don't know what the referee can do about it.”

Nevertheless, it seems that the crucible authorities may have been consulted after Trump's complaint.

After the incoming exchange with Trump, the official of William's official turned to discuss the situation before the following start, the Express reports.

Snooker Professional Shaun Murphy pointed out: “It could affect things.

“All atmospheres can affect the table and how the balls move around, and it is difficult to get the practice table as much as this.”

John Parrott injected a humor in the comment and joked: “You should try to get in here (studio). It's not cold here!”

At lunchtime, Welshman Williams had a lead of 11 to 10 against Trump.

“Mark Williams plays as if he is at the top of his game, isn't it?” Parrot said in the comment.

“He is not a degree worse than in his pomp.

“You could argue that he is as good with the competition as he has ever been.

“He certainly shows it here.

“I think he annoys Judd Trump to the hell because he just won't disappear.”