He didn’t practice seriously but just played billiards for fun, yet Adam made America admire his amazing ability when appearing on “Little Big Shots”.

At that time, 6-year-old Adam from Ireland had the opportunity to go to America and appear in the popular TV show Little Big Shots hosted by MC Steve Harvey. As a child, Adam’s favorite sport was football. However, after an accident and broken leg, the boy no longer had the opportunity to pursue his dream. From there, Adam began to switch to entertainment with another gentle sport, billiards. Who would have thought that Adam’s “entertainment” game for fun was actually a hidden talent that the boy accidentally revealed.

For Adam, billiards is not a sport that he is passionate about or dedicated to practicing. Adam’s father revealed that every time the boy picked up the cue and started playing billiards, that was when Adam felt relaxed and was having fun, not practicing for a tournament. Yet Adam bought himself not one, but seven trophies in billiards competitions for children.

Young Adam had to give up his passion for soccer after breaking his leg.

The boy brought home 7 trophies when competing in billiards.

When he learned that he was going to America to perform for the Little Big Shots audience, Adam was extremely excited. The boy even hugs both of his cue sticks and sleeps every night. Coming to America, Adam could not leave his two “miraculous” cue sticks and carried them everywhere. For this performance on the Little Big Shots stage, Adam will of course use his lucky cue to play.

Never practicing hard, only playing billiards when he wanted, that’s how Adam played the sport he loved and became a talented player even though he was only 6 years old.

The boy performed a total of 3 performances. In the first stage, Adam arranges a row of 5 red marbles in a row parallel to the edge of the billiard table and close to the hole in the corner. With just one stroke, Adam put the black marble in the hole without having to directly hit the marble. Even the 5 red marbles placed right next to the black marble do not move or change position.

The second act looks quite easy at first, but when performed, it is not as easy as the audience thinks. Adam will use just one hit on the first red marble to create a domino effect and push the last black marble into the hole. If the hitting force is not enough or the hitting force is too strong, it will easily cause the domino effect to be interrupted and the black ball cannot be put into the hole. Adam miraculously did it.

And of course, the best performance was saved by Adam for last. The boy asked his father to arrange 22 marbles in a horizontal row facing the center hole of the billiard table. The boy will put all 22 marbles in the hole with only 1 shot for each ball. Adam’s hand movements and posture are both extremely precise and precise. The boy quickly put all the marbles on the table into the hole without missing any marbles.

The whole audience was extremely excited about Adam’s amazing talent and gave the boy a passionate round of applause. That’s how the 6-year-old Irish boy successfully conquered the hearts of American audiences!