Created on 07.07
King of Billiards in South Africa- Jason Theron
Jason Theron, born on August 21, 1982, in Durban, South Africa. Since childhood, he has won numerous trophies in African billiard competitions, and is now known as the [King of Billiards in South Africa].
He began playing billiards (English 8-ball) at the age of 4. From 1999 to 2009 he was a key member of the South African national team, competing in numerous international tournaments. In 2009 he stepped away from billiards for personal reasons, but returned in 2017 and switched to playing Chinese 8-ball and American 9-ball. He has also been playing billiards since childhood, achieving a score of -2 at the age of 16. He is essentially an athlete who is good at various ball games.
Thanks to that jump, Jason Theron wasable to defeat his opponent in the deciding round and win the car prize. In fact, he also knew well the various techniques and tactics required in such battles. For the defiant Jason Theron, this match perfectly matched his innate determination not to give up or yield. In South Africa, he had already started practicing day and night, despite the challenges posed by time differences, location, and other unfamiliar factors. For Jason Theron, who was still a newcomer to this field, it represented the realization of his dreams. Jason Theron won the car with a brilliant jump shot in the deciding round. Some people question it, some look down on it, but the simplest answer is: this is a new beginning! It should be noted that Jason Theron once caught "Crazy Stone" Shi Hanqing off guard in the Masters finals; he managed to make it to the top 32 in the Masters tournament rounds, and he has also won the championship twice in the "Belt and Road" Chinese Pool South Africa Super League. Moreover, Jason Theron has been practicing nine-ball since he was young and possesses solid fundamental skills. So who can say that he won’t perform better in this competition, which tests a player’s overall comprehensive abilities?
Award record of Jason Theron
1998: U18 South Africa Championship winner
1999: Runner-up in the U18 South Africa tournament / Quarterfinalist in the U18 World Championship
2000: First seed at the South Africa Open / Runner-up in the U23 South Africa tournament
2001: Runner-up in the South African championship, winner of the U23 South African competition, winner of the U23 South Africa 9-goal tournament
2002: South Africa 9-Ball Champion
2005: South Africa 9-Ball Champion 2009: Champion of the All-Africa 9-Ball League 2017: Top 16 at the Kremlin Cup, champion of the South African qualifying tournament, quarter finalist at the Arnold Classic, champion of the South African 8-ball competition, runner-up in the South African 10-ball competition
2018: Champion in South Africa’s 9-ball competition, champion in the South African American 8-ball competition, runner-up in the South African American 10-ball competition, champion of the All-Africa 9-ball league, runner-up in South Africa’s Chinese 8-ball competition, quarter-finalist in the Arnold Classic tournament, champion of the Thesler Car Competition. 2019: Top 24 at the Masters Tournament, winner of the Arnold Classic.
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