Kyren Wilson is the number one snooker player in the world. Although he hasn't been quite as impressive in recent years, he has been able to rack up four major ranking titles, including two Triple Crown events. He has also been capable of saving a lot.
Kyren Wilson began his professional career as an amateur. Even at the tender age of six, his talents were already surprising his parents. But it was not until his first performance at Shanghai Masters 2015 that he became a professional player in snooker. After a year of playing amateur competitions, he earned his shot at the top table of the snooker world.
Although he has enjoyed some success, the real prize was won only after he earned his spot on the main podium of the ranking event. In his first qualifying round he defeated Marcus Campbell. Then he went on to defeat Stephen Maguire and Marco Fu the next two rounds. Michael Holt beat him to the quarterfinals despite an impressive performance. It was an experience he will remember for a long while.
The German Masters win in 2018 is Kyren’s biggest accomplishment. He defeated David Gilbert to win the title. He also won at the Paul Hunter Classic. He was able to reach the finals in three of the most important ranking events and secure his place at the top of snooker for the future.
All of the top snooker players can produce great snooker, provided they have the right mindset. They all have their faults. Some can be too hard to believe, while others can be quite abrasive. And, as is the case with most of the greats, the average Kyren Wilson isn't much of a showboat.
Although Kyren Wilson is an Englishman, his career has been full of twists. He doesn't get frustrated easily, that's one thing for sure. For example, he is a stickler for his routine in the weeks leading up to his big day. His wife, Sophie Lauren, is the mother of his two children. She kept him on his toes even while he was on the global stage.
Kyren Wilson has won many awards and is a beloved figure in the hearts of his fans. In addition to his ranking title, he's been able save substantial amounts of money. He's not the richest player, but his net worth is about 2.5 million.
He was the fifth-ranked player in the world as of the 2011/12 season. He played all 12 PTC Events during the season. He did well, finishing 72nd in the PTC Order of Merit.