Kyren Wilson's brilliant victory at the 2024 World Championships is not only a milestone in his career, but also a strong commitment to the future.
In an interview with Eurosport, the 32-year-old snooker player expressed his desire for a world championship and his endless pursuit of more achievements.
"If I can't win the World Championships, then I'll be sorry, but if I win the first World Championship, then it shouldn't be the last."
This quote exemplifies Wilson's ambition. Not only does he want to establish his own brand in the field of snooker, but he also plans to build his own snooker industry, showing his love and commitment to the sport.
Wilson's success didn't happen overnight. He has come close to winning the "Big Three" many times in his career, including runner-up at the 2018 Masters, runner-up at the 2020 World Championships and semi-finals at the 2021 British Championships.
These experiences strengthened his belief that he was capable of achieving more.
The World Championship title was a huge success for Wilson, sending him soaring to third in the world rankings and joining Doherty, Bingham and Maguire as a six-time ranking tournament winner.
This achievement has made him even more ambitious and ready to continue to do great things in the new season.
Wilson's humility and sense of humor have also earned him the love of many fans. He didn't spend the prize money as easily as last year's world champion Luca Brecel, but chose to take responsibility for his family and plan the money wisely.
This sense of responsibility and love for his family has made Wilson a role model in the snooker world.
When it comes to defending his World Championship title in the future, Wilson remains humble. He prefers to focus on the joy of the present and the history of snooker rather than looking ahead to the future prematurely.
He knows that only through continuous efforts and struggles can he leave more marks in the history of snooker.
Kyren Wilson's story continues. Every time he hits the ball, every time he scores, he is recording the legend of an era.
We look forward to him continuing to write his own chapter of snooker in the coming days and contribute more to the development of this sport.