Vietnam's Chien climbs to world's top 3 cueist
Updated: 15:02, 03/05/2019
Tran Quyet Chien is number three in the world after winning the 3-cushion carom event at the Asian Carom Billiards Championship.
Tran Quyet Chien won a world championship in 2018 and an Asian trophy last month. |
Last year, he won his first championship at the 2018 Three-Cushion Carom Billiards World Cup after beating the countryman Ngo Dinh Nai 40-39 in the final.
He continued his successful run at the 2019 Asian Carom Billiards Championship, beating Korea’s Cho Myung-woo 40-38 to earn his first regional trophy.
Vietnam has two other cueists in the top 15 in the UMB World Ranking – Nguyen Quoc Nguyen at number 11 (213 points) and Ngo Dinh Nai at number 13 (179 points).
Chien, Nguyen and Nai will compete in the Survival Masters held in Seoul, Korea from May 9 to 12. The champion will win prize money of $50,000 (22 percent tax not deducted).
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Source: VnExpress
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