Merebank pool master set to jet off to England
The skilled pool player will showcase his talent on an international stage, raising the South African flag high.
THE renowned blackball pool master from Merebank is gearing up for an exceptional opportunity to represent South Africa at the esteemed World Blackball Pool championships in England this October.
Theo Moodley will be raising the South African flag high at the international event, which will be held from October 11 to 20.
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The announcement has been met with great excitement and pride as Moodley prepares for what he describes as a dream come true.
“It is truly a dream come true. It is like my wildest imagination coming to reality. Achieving the call-up as South African manager for the first time in my blackball pool journey is a dream come true. I remember the days I prayed for this opportunity. Being chosen as a manager enables me to oversee my country’s bid for victory and also be a part of playing. This is personally my greatest accomplishment to date in cue sports.”
Moodley’s path to this prestigious role has been marked by dedication and success.
Path to success
He earned his position through a rigorous process which included competing in leagues, trials and national tournaments.
His stellar performance throughout the year has not only garnered him a call-up but has also enabled him to bring home multiple accolades from national stages.
The World Blackball Pool Championships will see top players from around the world compete for glory.
Moodley’s selection as manager highlights his skill, experience and commitment to the sport, making him a pivotal figure in South Africa’s bid for success.
His journey has been one of perseverance and passion, with each step bringing him closer to this momentous opportunity. As he prepares to lead the South African team, Moodley’s dedication to the sport and his country is evident.
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