Table Tennis｜Fu Jiajun and former manager Chen Enneng’s breach of contract dispute.

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Written by: Gao Shiqi

2021-02-10 21:55

The last update date: 2021-02-10 21:55

Hong Kong snooker player Marco Fu (Marco) has a long-standing legal dispute with his former manager company. Today (10th), his former manager company, Passion Marketing Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as the director of the well-known sports commentator Chen Enneng (Daniel)) Passion) issued a statement in response to the dispute with Fu Jiajun.

In 2019, Fu Jiajun was filed by Passion, alleging that he was involved in breach of contract during the validity period of the contract between the two parties and paid privately for attending the event; in 2020, after the end of the contract between Fu Jiajun and Passion, he alleged that Passion and its director Chen Enneng, arbitrarily put Fu and Fu's wife on Facebook The administrator authority of the page was downgraded. After the contract ended, Chen Enneng continued to post as an administrator on the page. Fu Jiajun entered the District Court and asked the other party to return the page management rights and compensate for the losses.

Two cases were heard in the District Court earlier, and verdicts were awarded.

Passion agreed to surrender control of the page; the court rejected Fu Jiajun's application to remove part of Passion's pleadings.

The dispute between the well-known Hong Kong snooker player Fu Jiajun (pictured) and former manager Chen Enneng has been entangled for a long time.

(Getty Images)

Passion issued a statement: the dispute originated from Mr. Fu's alleged breach of contract

Passion issued a statement today, stating that it hopes to "respond to the recent disputes between the major media and the public and clarify the facts between him and Mr. Fu Jiajun in order to avoid any further rumors and speculation."

The statement pointed out that Passion and Fu Jiajun signed a sports manager contract on March 1, 2017. "Since then they have become Mr. Fu’s sole and exclusive manager." It was subsequently titled "The dispute originated from Mr. Fu’s alleged breach of contract." "It was found to be suspected of accepting client invitations privately without notice or through Passion, and was suspected of negotiating with a third party behind Mr. Chen (Chen Enneng) to establish a billiard school in Hong Kong," alleging that the incident made the relationship between Chen Enneng and Fu Jiajun "deteriorating."

Fu Jiajun founded the billiard school "Master Snooker Kingdom" in June last year. It is located on Kornhill Road. It mainly teaches children billiards and provides courses approved by the Hong Kong Snooker Association for children aged 4 to 10.

Chen Enneng, Fu Jiajun's former manager and well-known sports commentator.

(Chen Enneng Facebook Page)

Passion stated in the statement that on January 25 this year, “the court issued a favorable judgment for Passion” on the grounds that the court rejected Fu Jiajun’s application for revocation of Passion’s claim for breach of contract (that is, Fu Jiajun’s application to remove Passion’s filing in the petition) Part of the content in the book) and approved Passion to amend its writ of summons "to include the events that occurred after the writ of summons was issued."

The statement finally stated that "Passion will resolutely continue and focus on the legal recourse against Mr. Rumored for breach of contract and seek justice from the court."

Fu Jiajun, who has been a professional snooker player for 23 years, experienced retinal degeneration three years ago and was unable to compete at one time. Last year he gave up participating in professional tournaments due to the epidemic, and his year-end ranking fell out of the professional qualification range. If he fails to win the World Pool Tour ( World Snooker Tour) issued a "wild card", which must be played in the amateur tournament.

The full text of the Passion statement.

Fu Jiajun recently appeared on the opening day of his billiard school and other events:

Fu Jiajun, Daniel Snooker Hong Kong Player