Wu Chia-Ching (Part 2 of 6)

[dtouey]

1) Playing in a subway station?

2) Wu never blinks during the interviews.

3) So humbling to see him play with such mastery. Is he still at that level?

[illusionfyre]

wu's break is fuking sick. its the sickest i have ever seen. look how it bounces and just stops right at the middle. wtf. is that even humanely possible? 0:20

[jaybanthony]

This young man is unbelievable..how can he make it look so easy at such a young age...won't be long before he's on top of the pool world. Good luck!

[chembry1]

He already is at the top of the pool world. He was the 8 and 9 ball world champion in 2005. He was also finished in the top 4 of the 2006 world 9-ball championships and 2nd place in the 2008 world 10-ball championships (using a borrowed cue).

[alkoholika]

this kid is something, i've been watching alot of pool videos and this kid is one of the most entertaining to watch and i could say one of the best. He is next to alcano and bustamante. :p

[iiiiijjjjiiiii]

lovin that table :)

[samuraibentai]

This guy won the world champs when he was only 16. What a legend, yet he still has a lot to learn in the worl of pool.

[YaMammyNigga]

Yeah, in the last rack of this clip there were quite a few mistakes, that could've potentially cost him if he had a trickier run-out. Though I think this is something he is already learning, as in matches from 07 and 08 he exercises quite a bit more patience, in order to ensure perfect position as opposed to just really good position.

I can't wait to see what this young man does in the future, he's definitely my favorite player.

[marinejian]

the reporter sucks

[hushahush]

The big man has slimmed down!