Kyren is one of the most respected snooker players around. He has managed to win four major ranking titles including two Triple Crown events, even though he isn't as good in recent years. He also managed to save a lot money.
Kyren Wilson started out his career as a hobbyist. His parents were amazed at his talent when he was just six years old. He became a pro snooker star in 2015 when he gave his first outstanding performance at Shanghai Masters. After one year of playing in amateur competitions, he finally earned his spot at the top of the snooker league.
Although he has had a lot success in his short time, the real prize was not awarded until he got to the main stage. 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 knocked him out in the quarterfinals, despite his excellent performance. But it was a performance that he will likely remember for a long time.
The biggest achievement of Kyren's career has been his win at the German Masters in 2018. He was challenged by David Gilbert, but he won the title. He also won title at Paul Hunter Classic. He has now secured his place in the top tier for the foreseeable future, having reached the finals at the three previous major ranking events.
If they have the right mindset and the right attitude, all the top snooker player in the world can produce the best possible snooker. However, they all have their flaws. Some can be abrasive while others seem too good to true. The average Kyren Wilson, like most greats, isn't much more than a showboat.
Kyren Wilson may be an Englishman, but his career has had plenty of twists and turns. He isn't one to be agitated. In the run up to his wedding, he prefers to stay on top of his routine. Sophie Lauren, his wife, is the mother to his two children. She kept him on his toes even while he was on the global stage.
Kyren Wilson has claimed many accolades and he's certainly won the hearts of his fans. His ranking title aside, he has managed to save a substantial amount of cash. He isn't the richest player on the planet, but his net worth has been estimated at 2.5 million dollars.
He was ranked fifth worldwide at the end of the 2010/11 season. He participated in 12 PTC events that season. He placed 72nd on PTC Order of Merit.