Shin Dong-yeop and Lee Soo-geun's Billiards Match: An 8 Million Won Cue Stick and a Comeback Victory

The billiards match between Shin Dong-yeop and Lee Soo-geun on the 10th-anniversary special of SBS's 'My Little Old Boy' recently garnered significant attention. Lee Soo-geun, known as a billiards master in the entertainment industry, once again demonstrated his skill by achieving a 20-14 comeback victory against Shin Dong-yeop. This match was more than just a game; it was an intense competition involving pride and even a guest appearance on a YouTube channel.

Lee Soo-geun possesses a deep passion for billiards, to the extent that he purchased a billiards hall in Cheongdam-dong, which had been operating for over 20 years, and converted it into his personal office. He owns thousands of dollars worth of equipment, including a high-end cue stick valued at 8 million won, and confidently refers to himself as the 'Son Heung-min of billiards.' Shin Dong-yeop is also recognized as a veteran billiards player in the entertainment industry, having earned money from billiards in college to buy drinks for his friends.

Bloggers expressed surprise at Lee Soo-geun's genuine dedication to billiards and his expensive equipment, noting that his recent practice, despite Shin Dong-yeop's long history, was a deciding factor in the match. Many found Lee Soo-geun's comeback victory, after initially trailing Shin Dong-yeop, particularly impressive. The consensus was that the witty banter and fierce competition between the two celebrities provided great entertainment for viewers.