Legendary Indian cueist Pankaj Advani was inducted into the Hall of Fame at the Planet Billiards Museum in Shangrao Town in China introducing to his long listing of milestones in his glorious profession on Tuesday.
Last November, the 38-yr-previous Indian star gained his 26th IBSF (the Global Billiards and Snooker Federation) title after beating compatriot Sourav Kothari who had threatened his probabilities early on in the billiards’ extensive-format contest.
“I am deeply honoured to be part of the Corridor of Fame at the Earth Billiards Museum. The really like and help I have been given in the course of this unbelievable journey have been overpowering and I’m exceptionally grateful for it,” Advani claimed.
Advani’s unparalleled ability, unwavering determination, and impressive achievements have strengthened his status as one of the biggest champions in the historical past of billiards.
“I am grateful to stand for our place and the entire billiards group. I’ll continue doing the job challenging and devote myself to the sport and do my finest to make absolutely everyone happy,” he added.
His journey to the Corridor of Fame is a testament to his relentless pursuit of excellence and his extraordinary contributions to the activity. During his occupation, he has consistently showcased his ability, location records and successful many titles.
After starting off his profession in 1999, Advani grew to become the to start with cueist to win the ‘Grand Double’ by winning both the time and issue formats in Billiards in 2005.
Advani has also received two Asian Video games gold medal in 2006 and 2010 and was awarded with Key Dhyanchand Khel Ratna Award, India’s maximum sporting honour, in 2005.