 Complete the following phrase:  At the World Championship, he put Jack Lisowski under sustained pressure with his superior safety game in a 103 win to face Mark Selby in the second round. Hawkins was 79 behind to the world number one after the second session but came back to triumph 1310 in a win he described as the best of his career. In his first World Championship quarter-final he defeated Ding Junhui 137 to progress to the semi-finals, where he played Ricky Walden. Hawkins struggled for form during the first two sessions, playing some gritty snooker to trail only 68 with a high break of just 36 and received ironic cheers and a punch of the air from Hawkins when he made 47 in the next frame. He went on to fall 812 behind but then began to find his game, as Waldens deteriorated, to win eight successive frames with two centuries in the process. Despite a brief fightback from Walden, Hawkins won the match 1714 to set up a clash in the final with defending champion Ronnie OSullivan, Hawkins saying he had nothing to lose now. Hawkins fought gallantly throughout the final making breaks of 127 and 133, his highest ever at the Crucible, but every time he applied pressure to his opponent, OSullivan responded with clinical scoring which included six century breaks and a further 10 breaks of 50 throughout the match as he defeated Hawkins 1812. For reaching the final he received prize money of 125,000, three times more than his previous biggest pay-day. Hawkins turnaround from being a solid player to a ranking event winner and World Championship runner-up has been credited, in part, to his work with 