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S2E49: Rack 'Em Up

24-Nov-18 10:00

S2E49: Rack 'Em Up

The new government's budget has been announced - and it sides aside RM100mil for a push at our first ever Olympic gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. While great news for core olympic sports, what does this mean for the development of the others? Do they feel left in the dark? Melvin Chia, President of the MSBF shares his thoughts while giving us some insight into the much needed resources in the professional Malaysian billiards scene. 

Produced by: Daryl Ong


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