For a snooker player, a cue is somewhat important as his life. Many great players in the world have their cue sticks and mostly, have only one. Unlike other sports such as Tennis that players can have additional rackets for them to switch during their performance. Rarely do snooker players change their cues during match except replacing their cue tips. This is because of different sticks totally mean another story. Some world snooker player such as Joe Swail, who once lost his cue stick, his performance really dropped down by that time. Or, in case of Stephen Hendry's cue stick was stolen, he needed to buy it back from the thief for such a high price. At least, this can tell us about how much the players really care for their cue sticks.

For Thai Tornado James Wattana, he has used several cue sticks before the current one. The following is the interview on James Wattana's cue stick by Nong Lek from Cue Thong Magazine, which I really like to share this English version by me for the rest of the world who can't read Thai.