According to reports by the Media Ming Pao and Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong, China, Pan Zhengchao, a billiards player in Hong Kong, fainted during training at the Hong Kong Institute of Physical Education, and unfortunately died at the age of 18 after ineffective rescue! Such news is shocking, Pan Zhengchao is currently a supernova in the billiards world in Hong Kong, China.
Pan Zhengchao became a full-time scholarship athlete of the Hong Kong Institute of Sport in June this year, as an outstanding young elite athlete, he defeated the runner-up of the previous junior championship Tan Runfeng, became famous in one battle, and was once praised by the Hong Kong table team "One Sister" Wu Anyi for his excellent basic skills. Poon was the runner-up of the Hong Kong U21 snooker tournament, and also finished third at the 2017 World Under-16 Snooker Championship and ranked 4th among Hong Kong U21 athletes. However, it is such a supernova, but suddenly bad news came.
It is reported that Pan Zhengchao went to the sports hospital for training as usual yesterday, unexpectedly fainted during running exercises, the instructor on the scene immediately summoned an ambulance, and the ambulance sent him to the Prince of Wales Hospital, but unfortunately the rescue was ineffective and confirmed that he was not treated. For the billiards world, this is a huge loss.
Mak Yiu Kai, the volunteer secretary of the Hong Kong Billiards Federation, said in an interview that he had informed Pan Zhengchao's family and would do his best to provide assistance, and the sports institute had regular physical examinations, so the cause of the incident remained to be understood.
Speaking of the untimely death of billiards, many people will think of Paul Hunter, who has the reputation of "David Beckham", a talented player who conquered everything with a handsome face, handsome batting style, and outstanding results, but the envy of talent, in 2005 Paul Hunter was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer and died more than a year later.
The billiards project in Hong Kong, China, has developed well, with star players such as Fu Jiajun and Wu Anyi. However, the bad news this time is a heavy blow to the billiards in Hong Kong, China.