The magical shot of the Vietnamese player surprised the world.

In the final match of the Guri 3-cushion carom billiards World Cup held in Korea on September 4, Tran Quyet Chien had a shot that surprised everyone.

Watch the clip of Quyet Chien's magical baseline in the World Cup final:

At the time Tran Quyet Chien was behind 18-13, the Vietnamese player decided to execute an extremely difficult shot and scored a spectacular point.

The rare scoring move made the entire stadium watching the final match admire the talent of the player born in 1983.

Tran Quyet Chien (left) on the podium receiving the award

Although he could not continue to cause surprises when he lost to Jeremy Bury with a score of 30-40 after 20 strokes, Quyet Chien became the second Vietnamese player to reach the final of a World Cup tour, after player Tran Chi Thanh in 2007.

Winning the runner-up position at the 2016 Guri World Cup, Quyet Chien received a bonus of 3,500 euros and 54 bonus points. The player from Ca Mau climbed to 10th place on the World Carom Billiards Association rankings announced right after the tournament ended (September 4).

It is known that Tran Quyet Chien had to pay for his own travel to Korea to compete. He was not allowed to go straight to the official competition round, but had to start from the preliminary round. However, the Vietnamese player caused a big surprise when he continuously defeated stronger opponents, including the Dutch "tiger" Dick Jasper in the semi-finals.

Previously, Vietnamese 3-cushion carom has won 1 runner-up and 3 third places at the World Cup: Runner-up Suwon 2007 Tran Chi Thanh; third place Ma Xuan Cuong (Suwon 2011), Ngo Dinh Nai (Guri 2013), Nguyen Quoc Nguyen (HCMC 2016).

According to Vietnamnet