For starters, Wu, one of the island's most famous pool players, stands to lose NT$900,000 (S$39,600), said Mr Tu Yung-hui, president of the Taiwan Pool and Billiards Association (CTBA). If he switches nationalities, the association wants him to return the money, which was given to him as a reward when he won the World 9-Ball Championship and the World 8-Ball Championship in 2005. His playing opportunities would also be limited over the next two years. Under international rules, Mr Tu said, the 20-year-old would be ineligible for this year's World Championships as well as the Asian Games in Guangzhou next year.
Friday, 20 February 2009
of don't switch to singapore
Don't switch to S'pore: TAIWAN'S top cuesports official has warned pool double world champion Wu Chia-ching (nicknamed 'The Little Genius') that there will be 'serious consequences' if the player takes up Singapore citizenship. Wu has to return $39,600 reward if he takes up citizenship.
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