Hong Kong’s only disabled snooker player Andy Lam defies hypoxia to win tournaments single-handed


Imagine using only one steady hand to hold the cue during a snooker game, while your other hand, trembling non-stop, remains useless.

Despite dealing with this inhibition every day, Hong Kong’s only disabled snooker player Andy Lam Kai-ming still competes against able-bodied as well as single-handed players.

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