Li Mingming

Li Mingming

Li Ming Ming is one of the best Chinese fancy billiards players. He has won many championships in international and domestic fancy billiards competitions and won honors for himself and China. Li Ming Ming began to play snooker.

Personal resume

In June 1996, he began to contact billiards. At that time, he was in the second grade of junior high school. At the beginning, his understanding of billiards was still accurate. By chance, he went to a newly opened billiards room to play. He met Dou Zhiyong, an old player from Liaoning Province, who was the owner of the room. He played several sets with Dou Zhiyong, which made him see a new realm of billiards. From then on, Dou Zhiyong became his first coach. Li Mingming made great progress and began to take part in the competition one year later. In the same year, he won the championship of nine ball and sixteen color events in Liaoning Province. In 1998, he won the second place of national nine ball championship and Asian Sports Festival. In 2000, he won the individual nine ball championship on behalf of Liaoning team in the national sports conference, and the third in the team competition. Li Mingwen began to play snooker. He just participated in the national snooker Premier League qualifier held in Longwan, Beijing, and saw his own shortcomings. He practices hard in his own room in Shenyang and hopes to be famous in China's Snooker World in the near future.

Individual competition results

In 1996, he was the champion of nine ball and sixteen color events in Liaoning Province. 1998 national nine ball championship runner up and Asian Sports Festival nine ball runner up. In 2000, Liaoning team won the individual nine ball championship and the third place in the team competition. 2003 star cup 16 color individual open champion. 2003 "Zhongsheng Huajie Cup" 16 color Open champion. He won the "star Cup" Grand Prix in 2005. The runner up of Asian 9-Ball Tour in 2006. 2006 national sports conference men's individual 9-Ball champion. the top 4 of the 9-Ball World Championships in Manila, Philippines in 2006. He won the fourth place in the 2006 nine ball world championship. He was the champion of the 2006 Qiao Shihai 8 ranking competition in Shenyang. He won the national professional nine ball ranking competition of Shendi cup in 2007. 2007 world nine ball doubles champion of Holland (combined with Fu Jianbo). 2008 champion of Jue Bao supreme cup fancy billiards elite competition. 2009 Asian Chamber Games men's nine ball champion. 2010 world 9-Ball doubles champion (combined with Fu Jianbo) 2010 Haining Leather City China 9-Ball finals runner up 2011 Haining China Leather City Cup CBSA American 9-Ball world open runner up Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use my data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now