before svb contract,
cuetec did offer wu chia ching a contract, in march, which he turned down.
that was the time when taiwan used cuetec to keep him.
in the end, he still become permanent resident of singapore.
Wu rejected the Chinese-Taipei Billiard Association’s condition for putting him back on the Taiwan team.
The association had said it would find Wu a sponsor in exchange for his promising not to play for a foreign country for three years.
Wu is currently in Singapore, working as a training partner at Singapore’s pool team, and obtaining Singaporean citizenship.
Wu Chia-ching’s father, Wu Chen-chung, said, want to pass this opportunity (of having a sponsor) to other athletes.
don’t want to be seen as grabbing money. want guarantee (for Wu Chia-ching’s livelihood.
Wu, 20, began to play pool at the age of 10.
He decided to quit Taiwan after his salary demands were not met by Taiwan sports officials
Wu demanded Taiwan match Singapore offer - 4.6 million Taiwan dollars (130,000 US dollars) per year,
including a coach and travel expenses, and promised to hire him as a coach on the national team after he has stopped competing.
Taiwan’s billiard association said it could offer him only 300,000 Taiwan dollars (8,500 US dollars) a year and would find him a sponsor.
Cuetec, the company which makes the Cuetec cues, has agreed to sponsor Wu Chia-ching.
Cuetec agreed to give Wu Chia-ching 900,000 Taiwan dollars (25,000 US dolalrs) per year in sponsorship,
if Wu uses Cuetec cues, Cuetec cue bags and clothing with Cuetec logo
taiwan think it is a very good deal because Cuetec has sponsored Earl Strickland and Alison Fisher,
But it seems that he and his father think this is not enough
they still hope Wu Chia-ching can change his mind and play for Taiwan.
After all, he was trained in Taiwan and Taiwan people want to see him win glory for the country
cuetec did it good, sign up svb,
wu cc is just in singapore training the team, he cant compete for singapore yet
you wont be watching him play for quite a while
cuetec did offer wu chia ching a contract, in march, which he turned down.
that was the time when taiwan used cuetec to keep him.
in the end, he still become permanent resident of singapore.
Wu rejected the Chinese-Taipei Billiard Association’s condition for putting him back on the Taiwan team.
The association had said it would find Wu a sponsor in exchange for his promising not to play for a foreign country for three years.
Wu is currently in Singapore, working as a training partner at Singapore’s pool team, and obtaining Singaporean citizenship.
Wu Chia-ching’s father, Wu Chen-chung, said, want to pass this opportunity (of having a sponsor) to other athletes.
don’t want to be seen as grabbing money. want guarantee (for Wu Chia-ching’s livelihood.
Wu, 20, began to play pool at the age of 10.
He decided to quit Taiwan after his salary demands were not met by Taiwan sports officials
Wu demanded Taiwan match Singapore offer - 4.6 million Taiwan dollars (130,000 US dollars) per year,
including a coach and travel expenses, and promised to hire him as a coach on the national team after he has stopped competing.
Taiwan’s billiard association said it could offer him only 300,000 Taiwan dollars (8,500 US dollars) a year and would find him a sponsor.
Cuetec, the company which makes the Cuetec cues, has agreed to sponsor Wu Chia-ching.
Cuetec agreed to give Wu Chia-ching 900,000 Taiwan dollars (25,000 US dolalrs) per year in sponsorship,
if Wu uses Cuetec cues, Cuetec cue bags and clothing with Cuetec logo
taiwan think it is a very good deal because Cuetec has sponsored Earl Strickland and Alison Fisher,
But it seems that he and his father think this is not enough
they still hope Wu Chia-ching can change his mind and play for Taiwan.
After all, he was trained in Taiwan and Taiwan people want to see him win glory for the country
cuetec did it good, sign up svb,
wu cc is just in singapore training the team, he cant compete for singapore yet
you wont be watching him play for quite a while
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