Kenny Kwok, born Kwok Chi Ho in Hong Kong on 10 February 1968, is a Hong Kong Chinese cue sports player who has played both snooker and pool. He became one of the leading snooker players in Hong Kong in the mid 1980s and reached the 1988 Asian championship final, where he lost 54 to 57 to James Wattana in a deciding frame. After more than a decade away from snooker he returned in 2004 and won the United States snooker championship. He then switched to pool and from 2008 to 2014 took part in international events, among them the World Cup of Pool and the WPA world championships in eight-ball, nine-ball and ten-ball, without notable results. He also played the Japan Open between 2008 and 2015 with some success and won a bronze medal in nine-ball at the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games.
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ist ein hongkong-chinesischer Poolbillard- und Snookerspieler
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Kwok Chi Ho (* 10. Februar 1968 in Hongkong)
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ist ein hongkong-chinesischer Poolbillard- und Snookerspieler
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trat Kwok 2004 bei der Snooker-Meisterschaft der Vereinigten Staaten wieder in Erscheinung und gewann prompt den Meistertitel
Plays: Snooker, Lead, snooker
ist ein hongkong-chinesischer Poolbillard- und Snookerspieler
Competed In: WPA World Nine-ball Championship, Career
insbesondere am World Cup of Pool und an den WPA-Meisterschaften in den Disziplinen 8-Ball, 9-Ball und 10-Ball
Competed In: WPA World Eight-ball Championship, Career, eight-ball
insbesondere am World Cup of Pool und an den WPA-Meisterschaften in den Disziplinen 8-Ball, 9-Ball und 10-Ball
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