Wu Jia Qing RETURNS at Spanish Open 2023 | Round 1

[@pumlanitukute1040]

I can't express how excited i am that the King has returned to the circuit ❤❤❤

[@TheBix0077]

This Wu is crazy good!

[@anon2414]

Wu beat Efren Reyes in the finals in the world pool masters when he was 16 years old. Match is on KZbin

[@robdetuinman2]

And in 2005 he won the World 8ball and the World 9ball Championships

[@ryan4452]

He’s been crazy good

[@ruskyhrahsel7723]

​@@anon2414he did not play efren in that final

[@anon2414]

@@ruskyhrahsel7723 he beat Efren in that tournament then..I watched that match

[@ellisadams2622]

It would be great to see Chen Siming

[@andresilius5790]

Wao, her presense would be dope

[@napostrophen]

I would love to see her again but I remember seeing something about her not coming anymore

[@roadrunner381]

Wu ,we in America find your career very interesting, and hope you reach your full potential, good luck!🌍🌛🌞

[@MaketsiPhineas]

the expert has returned to the field

[@charlesfair1582]

We’re seeing more Diamond pool tables on the circuit lately. Much better since removing the ball return . Also notice more use of 4” pockets. I think they have now gone overboard on pocket size.Will hurt the game in the long run.

[@drewninja899]

Wu is the king

[@manuelmartinez7988]

The volume is too low. Please change that for the next upload.

[@stevewilliams2732]

I watched him become a world champion at 16 years old

[@mamkidz]

Thank you for the information. I will pretend I didn't know this thing.

[@stevewilliams2732]

@mamkidz it wasn't information 🤤🤤🤤🤤it was a statement saying I actually watched him become a world champion instead of hearing about it..

[@kerrmoney]

I’m still at mad him for that win against svb😜

[@charlesfair1582]

Well, Wu is back. No where near his old pace, or confidence level. But a decent start. If he can continue to attend, I expect he will smooth out and be a viable threat to the top levels.

[@hurryno5057]

吳珈慶的技法，跟其他高手相比，還是更細膩一點..

[@jasonhsu8048]

真的 他出桿的打點跟桿法跟力道都好確實，天賦跟練習的完美組合，還有他的心態也很好穩重不浮躁

[@hbgstorm]

Is this wu that won 2005 world 9 ball when he was 16 ?

[@vuducthinh12101993]

that's him

[@mohammedalshehhi3868]

Yes

[@hbgstorm]

@@vuducthinh12101993 wow i was wondering what happened to him ,how can someone win a world championship and then disapear totally of the grid no one knew nothing why and how it was very weird, so nice to see that he's playing.

[@drewninja899]

He refused to play for the country he won the worlds for and had to wait to get china passport, might have been some national service issues not sure

[@anon2414]

​​​@@hbgstormWu lost to filler in the US open finals in 2019

[@Jensen1219]

He's back...

[@ogarcia3518]

@karlboyce can you do a whats in the case with Wu

[@alqgdet]

Welcome back!!!!!

[@garygwinn5818]

Won both the World 9-ball and World 8-ball at age 16. Watch out Europeans!

[@epheno9154]

Epick comeback

[@Piece0fsand]

Smooth like silk

[@bledzone231]

Wu Jia Qing, is too good pool player..

[@user-ir8ew]

Is the hole on the table smaller this time?

[@khoo6622]

Lets' goo

[@ibanez33150]

Can someone explain why he was absent?

[@ferryantohadi4809]

I heard that he's got cancer

[@justachristian4072]

His slave masters had the country locked down. Bad move leaving Taiwan for China.

[@haerulelu7505]

Why he take a rest for play?anyone know?

[@muhammadsunny3655]

My idol 💪

[@charlesfair1582]

Wu’s switch of allegiance from Taiwan to China was just very bad advice from his elders at a young age. Stalled his career maybe beyond repair. But he is still world class, as we can see. Wonder how much of a detriment playing with the PURPLE five ball is for him.? Da.. Matchroom for this hinderence to the beautiful game of POOL !

[@wmlawrence2505]

Will you please stop announcing the scores and outcomes of the other matches. It's spoiling the tournament for KZbin watchers. Thx

[@charlesfair1582]

I agree with you Mr. Lawrence. The commentator is paying attention to all the matches except the one we are watching. I’d rather he be quiet.

[@trungnghianguyen3382]

the best

[@MrOffthebank]

Y'all in trouble now!

[@BennnWJK]

I’m really enjoying all these tournaments with grey table cloth. Blue was always a really painful colour to play on. Too hard on the eyes.

[@allmight6645]

False. I kindly disagree and want to explain how it actually is the best. Greg Sullivan the creator of Diamond tables approached a professional paint Company and they are the ones who developed the color and what type of blue. The blue helps players see the “lines” better, however you see your lines or the edges of the ball. Things like that. Grey may be good for tv but blue has a lot of development into it backed by science

[@BrunoAlvarezYedi]

What had happened to this player, he was no longer playing the tournaments?

[@TheBix0077]

Co-vid had him tied up in China.

[@dawankgrd]

Ancaman telah datang,apakaha kalian siap menghadapi nya,the king china

[@fransiscocod]

他十六歲的時候真的很可愛

[@sam16071997]

On the right ...Joshua Filla....and on the left his good wife....PollyFilla

[@johnmwangi9943]

Some weight loss from wu

[@arlenemand5115]

Format??

[@arpeemac]

NTFS

[@williamsheppard8738]

🛡️🛡️🛡️🛡️🛡️🛡️🛡️🛡️

[@angelopaoloadriano9881]

🇨🇳🎱

[@Jong1122]

深圳神童👍

[@bambangbogel4442]

Camera no good