This Kid's Snooker Skills Are Simply Unbelievable | Little Big Shots

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AI GeneratedA 12-year-old snooker prodigy named Jayden appears on \"Little Big Shots\" to share his journey and skills. Having started at age six, Jayden has risen to become a state and national champion in both the under-12 and under-15 categories. The segment features a lighthearted interview with Jayden and his mother, followed by a demonstration of his impressive trick shot capabilities.
Hey Chad, how you doing buddy?
Good.
Take a seat there, you've brought your shoe with you.
Thank you.
You can put them down there, have the rest if you want.
Lay your guns down, Tiger, lay your guns down.
Welcome to the show, buddy.
Thank you.
So, what on earth got you into snooker at such a young age?
Um, well I started snooker at six.
You wouldn't have been able to see out of the table.
Oh, like, over my shoulder.
Not over your shoulder.
Oh, right.
Yeah.
And so, there's a pool table at home and that's how you got into it?
Oh yeah, we have two pool tables, um, but the way I got into it was,
mum and dad went out to a pub one night and...
Now we're getting there.
We're learning a bit about you now.
Is mum in the audience tonight?
Um, I've no idea.
Okay, okay.
I know how to solve this.
Does anyone know who this child is?
Has anyone seen this child perhaps in their house?
There we go, there's mum.
Oh, thank goodness you're here, round of applause for mum.
So, from the age of six, he started playing pool.
Yes, we were at the RSL and Jayden asked if he could go to junior coaching
and I said, oh, bud, you're a bit little.
And the coach said, no, he's not, bring him along.
Wasn't that great?
So, he started and just loved it, so.
Fantastic.
So, you get coached?
Um, well I get coached by two people.
One is my dad and one is my main coach.
His name's Bob.
Who's better?
Probably Bob.
Probably.
I hope my dad's not watching this.
Yeah, you hope your dad's not watching this.
Hopefully not.
Yeah.
Okay.
Does dad reckon he's better?
No, I don't think so.
He knows now.
What would you rate your dad out of one to ten?
As a player.
What would you rate your dad from one to ten as a dad?
We'll get to Snooker in a minute.
As a dad, probably a nine out of ten.
A nine out of ten, that's pretty good.
Yeah.
Where did he lose the point?
Is it looks?
I really don't know.
What about mum?
What's mum out of ten?
Go high, kid, go high.
A ten, yeah.
A ten, very good.
Just trying to help you out.
You got a ten out of ten, mum.
Thanks, Jaden.
You got brothers or sisters?
Yeah, I've got a little brother.
Yep.
Who's nine years old.
Yep.
And I've got another brother on the way.
Oh, you've got another brother on the way.
Yep.
Mum's pregnant.
Fantastic.
Have we done anything wrong here, mum, or does everyone know?
Everyone knows.
Everyone totally knows?
Everyone totally knows.
Even dad at home right now watching?
Great, I don't want too much to get released on this show without anyone's permission.
That wouldn't be bad.
Yes.
So, you've won a lot of trophies and awards, haven't you?
I think we've got a camera set up in your house right now.
No, I'm kidding.
We've just got photos.
Wow, look at that.
That's unbelievable.
Do you bathe in those?
You could.
So, does the size of the trophy dictate how important they are?
So, the one in the top left and the top right.
Yeah, the big ones.
Yeah, they're the state trophies.
For snooker, under 12s, I'm number one.
Yeah.
And for under 15s, I'm number one as well.
Amazing.
That's incredible.
Now, would you like to show us some of your tricks?
Sure.
Right.
You stay right there.
When he comes back, let's see this hustler do his thing.
What do you reckon?
He's a snooker trick shot champion.
Give it up for 12-year-old Jayden.
Right.
What are you going to do first?
All right, so I'll go on this table first.
Okay.
All right, so this shot's called pinball.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to jump the white ball through the triangle.
It's going to come up these cues and end up into that middle pocket.
Okay.
I don't know how it's going to do that, but that's why you do this and I don't.
Here we go.
Look at that.
It's going.
It's gone.
Well, that worked.
What now?
All right, I need mum up here.
Mum, can you come on up?
She's going to give us a hand.
All right.
Can you please hold that?
All right.
This is weird.
We're going to blindfold mum.
I wouldn't do that.
She's pregnant.
All right, so this shot's called blinded.
I'm going to hit those two yellow balls.
Yeah.
And each ball is going to go into each corner pocket.
That's fantastic.
All right.
Can you please slide it down when I do?
Yeah, certainly, mate.
Let us know when.
Yep.
All good.
Here we go.
Oh!
Jayden, before, you said you were a state champion, but mum, he's not quite telling the truth, is he?
Well, he is a state champion, but he's also a national champion.
Thank you.
So he didn't tell you that, did he, ladies and gentlemen?
He's pretty humble.
Now, what have you got next?
So this shot's called switch.
I'm going to put just the right amount of spin on the yellow to make the triangle stay off.
Oh, okay.
The old switcheroo.
This shot's called machine gun.
I'm going to hit the white off two cushions.
Yeah.
While the white's traveling around, I'm going to hit each of these four balls into the middle pocket,
and then as soon as the white gets up here, I'm going to hit the white into the middle pocket as well.
Fantastic.
The machine gun it is.
Let's have a look at it.
The machine gun.
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