Talent Very Young Chinese Snooker Player | Kids Playing Snooker Clip Video

Let's See Amazing Talent Very Young Chinese Snooker Player | Kids Playing Snooker Clip Video

Wang Wuka, a 3 years old Chinse boy, who plays snooker even better than adults. He took part in China Fitness Talent, a competition held by HUPU Sports, and become famous in China. Is he next RonnieO'Sullivan?

Nobody knows whether a gifted three-year-old from Anhui province will be the next Ding Junhui, China's snooker phenomenon, but time is on his side, for the child started practising at age one - seven years ahead of Ding when he started out.

Talent Very Young Chinese Snooker Player | Kids Playing Snooker Clip Video

A video clip that has caught the attention of Chinese bloggers this week features Wang Wuka showcasing his polished snooker techniques. The clip, which was uploaded onto several video-sharing platforms, has drawn tens of thousands of clicks.

In it, an energetic, skinny child makes trick shots, continuously pocketing snooker balls with precision. He is seen standing on a customised half-metre-high platform so he can reach the table.

Talent Very Young Chinese Snooker Player | Kids Playing Snooker Clip Video

The snooker cue he uses is also customised for a child, but it is still almost as tall as he is. Every once in a while, Wang is seen crawling onto the table, taking aim and hitting the balls, potting them with amazing precision. After each ball makes the pockets, he can be seen grinning.

Wang’s father, a snooker enthusiast who lives in the city of Xuancheng, told the Anhui Business News that he bought a snooker table shortly after his son was born. He confirmed that he began teaching Wang to play when he was just a year old. Snooker ace Ding Junhui first picked up a cue when he was eight.

Little Wang is also ambidextrous, meaning he can pocket balls with either hand, his father told the paper. He now trains his son twice a day - for five hours. He hopes Wang can one day compete at a youth snooker match, and maybe have even more success.

Local residents also admire the little boy’s talents. “His posture and precision are both superb. I can’t beat him,” the paper cited a local billiard rental business owner saying.

Ding Junhui’s parents have been widely credited for his great success in becoming China’s most famous snooker player. Ding’s parents spent most of their spare time encouraging him when he was a boy.

Dings’ efforts have paid off in other ways too. Forbes magazine estimated that Ding earned between 8 million to 12 million yuan a year from 2006 to 2011, making him China’s 4th wealthiest athlete.

The greatest thing about this video is the amount he is enjoying playing.
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Talent Very Young Chinese Snooker Player | Kids Playing Snooker Clip Video