Snooker world champion Wu Yize emotionally expressed his plans to use his prize money to buy a house and take his parents on a trip, following his victory in the world championship by defeating Shaun Murphy 10-6 at The Crucible. The 22-year-old now possesses £500,000 in prize money and shared his intentions with SportsBoom, emphasizing his deep appreciation for his parents’ support and love.
Acknowledging the significance of his mother’s role in his life, Wu highlighted her ongoing health struggles and the sacrifices she made for him. He mentioned her recent improved health condition and expressed his desire to have her by his side more often in the future.
Jason Ferguson, chairman of snooker’s governing body, lauded Wu’s exceptional performance and determination, noting the challenges the player and his family had overcome. Ferguson expressed confidence in Wu’s potential to achieve further success in the sport.
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