Biography Trần Quyết Chiến
Tran Quyet Chien, widely known to international fans by his nickname ‘Tony Tran’, is one of the most exceptional and greatest talents in Vietnamese 3-cushion carom billiards. Born in Son Tinh, Quang Ngai, and raised in the rural countryside of Ca Mau, his journey to elite sports is a story of immense resilience. From his early days taking on numerous jobs to make ends meet in Ho Chi Minh City, his fervent passion for the billiards table drove him to pursue a professional career, quickly solidifying his phenomenal class.
- Country: Việt Nam
- Gender: Nam
- Date of birth: 03/02/1984 (42 years old)
- Height: 1m60
The most brilliant milestone that inaugurated a glorious era for Tran Quyet Chien was capturing the 2018 UMB World Cup title right in his homeland of Ho Chi Minh City. This victory etched his name in history as the first-ever Vietnamese cueist to lift the prestigious World Cup trophy. His international prowess continued to shine through subsequent World Cup championships in Porto (Portugal) and Bogota (Colombia), which helped him repeatedly climb to the highest positions on the global rankings.
At the table, ‘Tony Tran’ is distinguished by his composed demeanor, nerves of steel, and a masterful ability to turn the tide of a match. His heavily personalized artistic shots, coupled with a sharp tactical mindset, have made him a formidable presence against top-tier competitors worldwide. Through unmatched talent and relentless dedication, Tran Quyet Chien has genuinely elevated the standing of Vietnamese billiards while serving as an inspiring pioneer for millions of young enthusiasts.
