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Snooker’s new world champion Zhao Xintong has suggested the luxury on which he might spat some of his £ 500,000.
But the manager of Asia’s first crucible king ever Warned the Chinese star she will do “Tell him” if he “enjoys” spend too much.
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Zhao Aed -Fans Through Three -time world champion Mark Williams beat 18-12 in the final.
The 28-year-old wrote history By doing it as both an amateur and a qualification.
He only returned to competitive action in September after a 20-month ban in the field of match-fixing violations.
Zhao Has now given his first suggestion of where a significant part of his prize money can go.
And appropriate the items could be seen as it is in action.
Zhao told the South China Morning Post that he is not yet sure what he will buy.
However, he added: “But I like watches – also different brands.”
On the one hand, Polsartwerken can be a stylish investment. But on the other hand, they could almost take Zhao in warm water with manager Victoria Shi.
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The express report Shi says: “Let him enjoy [the prize money]. “But if he enjoys too much, I will tell him.
“He is the first Asian world champion, and that is huge.
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“But it is my job to ensure that it remains grounded.”
It is unclear whether Shi’s firm advice is based on examples from the past.
But Stephen Hendry Famous doubted the lush editions of Luca Brecel After the crucible Triumph of the Belgian 2023.
The performances of Brecel went downhill from an exciting peak just as fast as his bank balance – and he himself complained part of his extravagant purchases.
He said, “I went from a millionaire to a non-millionaire,”
Brecel thought about his lush editions. “It was a conscious decision to buy the cars and perhaps to feel that bit of busy, to recreate the feeling that I had to just start my career.
“I didn’t go lazy, but I just didn’t feel that hunger or motivation from tournament to tournament.
“I don’t like that feeling, and I had to change something … it’s not a good mindset to have.”
That followed seven times world champion Hendry and last year claimed that Brecel had wasted his “undoubtedly talent”.
The Scot said last year: “What I ask is what he does with his career.
“You can say that it is a tough sport, but you have to give the game a little respect.”
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