Neil Robertson resisted from 5-3 to the bottom to overcome the Master Sean Murphy 6-5 champion and reached the World Grand Prix for the Hong Kong.
The Australian left player knocked in three centuries, including 114 breaks in the decisive framework, to win the semi -finals.
Robertson, 43, will play either Trump's number one or the 2015 world champion Stewart Bingham at the best Sunday out of 19.
Robertson ranked nineteenth in the world rankings before the Grand Grand Prix, but his race to the final has strengthened his hopes to return to the best 16 years, thus securing an automatic place in the World Championship in April.
The 2010 world champion was beaten in the qualifiers last year, where he finished 19 consecutive games at the Crucible Theater.
Murphy, who won the world title as one of the qualifications in 2005, faces the possibility of a need to go to this road again to reach the main clouds in Sheffield this year.
There are two rating events that remain before the World Championship Seeds – the players' championship and the tournament.
The 42 -year -old English man, who was twelfth in the world before the start of the Grand Grand Prix, will defend a huge outcome of the ranking points in these two events, after winning in 2023.
