In Great Britain, a three-year-old boy named Jude Owens has grown tired of going to kindergarten every day and has instead decided to become a professional snooker player, a type of billiards. The minor's name was recently entered into the Guinness Book of Records.
AzEdu.az reports that the "Knife.media" website provided information on this matter.
According to the information, everything started when the record holder's father, Luke Owens, gifted his son a mini-billiard table. Jude became addicted to snooker and soon started playing on tables designed for adults. To reach the balls, the little boy balances on a small stool. According to his father, the young athlete holds the cue quite confidently.
Jude's skills are so unique that at 2 years and 261 days old, he was recognized as the youngest player to achieve a "double senberry" (double shot) in snooker. In simple terms, the child potted two balls into different pockets with a single cue shot.
