When it comes to the best snooker players in the world, Kyren Wilson is definitely on the list. Although he hasn't been quite as impressive in recent years, he has been able to rack up four major ranking titles, including two Triple Crown events. He has also been able to save a lot of money in the process.
Kyren Wilson started out his career as a hobbyist. His parents were amazed at his talent when he was just six years old. But, it wasn’t until he had his first significant performance at Shanghai Masters in 2015 that the professional snooker star was born. After spending a year playing amateur competitions he got his chance at the top table in the snooker community.
Although he's had plenty of success in his short career, the real prize was not won until he secured his place in the main stage of the ranking event. In his first qualifying round he defeated Marcus Campbell. Then he went on to defeat Stephen Maguire and Marco Fu the next two rounds. Despite his impressive performance, he was eliminated in the quarterfinals by Michael Holt. He will probably remember it for a long period of time.
The German Masters win in 2018 is Kyren’s biggest accomplishment. Despite being challenged by David Gilbert, he won the title. He also won the title in the Paul Hunter Classic. He is now guaranteed to be in the top 10 of snooker after reaching the finals for three major ranking events.
If they have the right mindset and the right attitude, all the top snooker player in the world can produce the best possible snooker. However, they all have their flaws. Some are harsh and others too good to be true. The average Kyren Wilson, like most greats, isn't much more than a showboat.
Kyren Wilson might be English, but his life has seen many twists and turns. He isn't one to be agitated. He is very disciplined, especially during the wedding planning process. His wife, Sophie Lauren, is the mother of his two children. She has managed to keep him on his toes while he was at the world stage.
Kyren Wilson has won many awards and is a beloved figure in the hearts of his fans. In addition to his ranking title, he's been able save substantial amounts of money. He's not the richest player, but his net worth is about 2.5 million.
He was the fifth-ranked player in the world as of the 2011/12 season. He participated in 12 PTC events that season. He placed 72nd on PTC Order of Merit.