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Chan Keng Kwang

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Chan Keng Kwang is a Singaporean cue sports player, born on 4 July 1980, who has been most successful at pool while also competing at snooker and English billiards. He was a regular member of the Singapore team at the World Cup of Pool from 2006 and played at the 2014 WPA Team World Championship. He entered four editions of the WPA World Nine-ball Championship and reached the final round in 2010 and 2017. His best results came at the Southeast Asian Games, where he won eleven medals in all, two of them gold. Five of those medals were in pool events, three of them in nine-ball doubles with Toh Lian Han, four came in English billiards with Peter Gilchrist as his partner, and two in doubles snooker formats. He also won a silver medal at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games and became Singapore snooker champion twice.

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Birth Year
1980 1
Gender
Male 1
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
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Source Chan Keng Kwang (German Wikipedia)

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Source Chan Keng Kwang (German Wikipedia)
Snooker, Sports
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Source Chan Keng Kwang (German Wikipedia)Lead
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ist ein singapurischer Billardspieler
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1. Chan Keng Kwang (German Wikipedia)
  • Lead, birth date
    Chan Keng Kwang (* 4. Juli 1980)
  • Lead
    ist ein singapurischer Billardspieler
  • Career, medals
    Er gewann insgesamt elf Medaillen bei den Südostasienspielen.
  • Plays: Snooker, Lead, snooker
    Insbesondere im Poolbillard erfolgreich, spielt er auch Snooker und English Billiards.
  • Competed In: WPA World Nine-ball Championship, Career
    an vier Ausgaben der WPA-9-Ball-Weltmeisterschaft teil, wobei er 2010 und 2017 bis in die Finalrunde kam
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