Officially Announced! Popular Female Referee Liu Yuanyuan Officially Signs with Little Monster — The Mutual Pursuit "Timer" Starts Now!

On the evening of October 26th, the "Shi Yue Dao Tian · Jingdian Cup" Basketball Cue King 100-Point Billiards Challenge grandly opened at Wanshanghui Billiards Club in Beijing's Dongjin International Center! The opening ceremony welcomed a highlight moment: Zhang Hongbing, General Manager of the Little Monster brand, officially announced on-site the signing of Liu Yuanyuan, the popular female referee in the billiards community. When professional officiating meets a youthful trendsetting brand, this mutual pursuit immediately presses a brand-new "timer button."

Liu Yuanyuan is a beautiful referee with considerable popularity in the community, but her label is more than just "good-looking." Her dance training has forged her into having a graceful yet crisp posture, and her early experiences moving between screens and appearing in film and television works have given her an innate sense of camera presence. After turning to immerse herself in the billiards arena, she settled down to hone her penalty standards, gradually gaining a firm foothold in Chinese-style billiards events. Her calm and impartial officiating has long earned her tangible recognition within the industry.

What truly allowed her to break through younger circles and continuously gain fans is that she understands not only the rules but also the game itself. In short videos, she can lean down to practice at any moment, calmly dissecting bank shot routes, and even delivering beautiful one-break clearances. She breaks free from the public's固有 impression of a referee as someone who "only guards the rules." With her sweet smile, crisp standing posture, naturally relaxed state in front of the camera, and an almost stubborn love for billiards, she is seen, remembered, and followed by fans time and time again on the court.

In her WeChat personal signature, she wrote: "Grow upward, be inclusive downward."

Upward means continuously refining officiating standards and continuously striving toward higher-level arenas; downward means putting aside the halo, embracing every simple billiards passion. These eight characters perfectly reflect the true nature of her journey alongside Little Monster at this moment: not confined by labels, not restricted by identity. On one hand, she upholds the fairness of split-second decisions above the table; on the other, she embraces the new waves that come head-on as billiards breaks through its boundaries.

Liu Yuanyuan's official entry also completes a key piece of the puzzle for Little Monster's team in the billiards ecosystem. This team has long been quietly spreading across all aspects of the billiards community: On the professional stage, veteran Guo Yufei deeply cultivates his skills, solidifying the team's foundation with day-after-day refinement; Among the youth training grounds, 10-year-old internet sensation "Black Bean" Zhang Mutong has gained countless fans with her quirky and eccentric "shrimp-style" playing, allowing more people to see the vibrant appearance of youth billiards.

On the youth competitive stage, Zhou Xu and Bao Jiaming—the "three-time champions" of the University Student Hundred Cities League—have torn off the "campus player" label through one hard battle after another, proving with strength that passion is never just an after-school pastime. Meanwhile, in the wave of short videos, billiards influencer Zhao Dabao quickly broke through circles with his unique "Global Deception" playing style, pushing the fun and tension of billiards to the eyes of tens of millions of ordinary viewers.

From professional veterans to young newcomers, from young powerhouses to content creators, now the popular female referee Liu Yuanyuan has made a strong entrance, adding a gentle yet sharp light to this diverse team. On the court, there are referees to settle disputes; by the table, there are young players swinging their cues forward; in front of the camera, there are influencers breaking down fun shots. What Little Monster is building has never been just a list of brand signings, but rather a complete narrative belonging to contemporary Chinese-style billiards.

The spotlight is never reserved only for those already standing in front of it. If you also harbor a billiards heart eager to be seen and dream of becoming a signed Little Monster player, the University Student Hundred Cities League is the closest entrance to that dream. The signing rules are clear and straightforward: as long as you win the championship twice or place in the top three three times in the Hundred Cities League, you can obtain an entry ticket to sit down with the brand for a face-to-face signing discussion.

It is worth mentioning that, on the product side, Little Monster has long become the first choice for young people's first billiards cue. Among them, the BK Beast series is especially recognized and favored by the younger generation of billiards enthusiasts. At this Basketball Cue King 100-Point Billiards Challenge, the #StrongestBreakCueUnder1000Yuan BK Beast will also make a surprise appearance on the court, becoming the standard break cue for the participating basketball stars.

From the inauguration of a signing to the formation of a team, and then to the explosive popularity of the BK Beast breaking through circles, what Little Monster strives toward has always been the most authentic vitality of the sport of billiards. Rules are defended by referees, edge is unleashed by competitors, and passion is continued by every ordinary person. At this moment, the prelude to the Basketball Cue King 100-Point Billiards Challenge has been drawn. Let us follow Little Monster's perspective and witness the wonderful moments of this crossover battle.