Twitter erupts as Pankaj Advani wins his 18th World Championship title

Pankaj Advani won the ISBF World Snooker Championships to win his 18th World Championship title.

I hope champ @PankajAdvani247 efforts eventually get recognised by the country and he is honoured with Padma Bhushan if not a Vibhushan which he richly deserves now that you are the Sports Minister. Go for it Mr. Minister 👍. I have been saying this for way too long now. https://t.co/KZOeLogTm6
— Rahul Mehra (@TheRahulMehra) November 27, 2017

Great stuff man! Keep it up!
— Somdev Devvarman (@SomdevD) November 27, 2017

You are simply unstoppable! Many congratulations 😊
— Nikita Arora (@guks123) November 27, 2017

Congratulations! Years upon years of outstanding achievements!
— Serial Retweeter (@RetweetNonStop) November 28, 2017

Many congratulations to @PankajAdvani247 for bagging World Snooker Title. You are amazing. 👌👌👌👍👍
— Usha (@S_ushaa) November 28, 2017

Congratulations @PankajAdvani247 for the 18th #ibfs World Snooker Championship title with 8-2 win. pic.twitter.com/HRjKgiNSPi
— C Bawankule (@cbawankule) November 28, 2017

Another magnificent victory for @PankajAdvani247! This time, in 2017 World #Snooker Championship! Congrats on your 18th world title, champ! I'm pretty sure many more are on their way! :)
— Rajyavardhan Rathore (@Ra_THORe) November 27, 2017

IBSF World Snooker Champion 2017 😀🙌🏆🤘🏻💪🏼 pic.twitter.com/gRbvV02frb
— Pankaj Advani (@PankajAdvani247) November 27, 2017

Congrats @PankajAdvani247 on your 18th crown, proud of your achievement being our own #Bengaluru boy
— SR Vishwanath (@SRVishwanathBJP) November 28, 2017

ICYMI the brilliant @PankajAdvani247 defeated Amir Sarkhosh of Iran 8-2 yesterday to claim the IBSF World #Snooker Championship title (this is his 18th world title).
— Sameer Shirodkar (@SameerSh29) November 28, 2017

#PankajAdvani Congratulations!! On your huge accomplishment, India's top Q player Pankaj Advani has taken another world title to his name.He has won the IBSFWorldSnooker Championships.Advani defeated Amir Sarakhosh of Iran in final & won his own 18th world title at Arabi in Doha pic.twitter.com/uWm46mkGJk
— iamchaurasiya (@iamdpc33) November 28, 2017