Vogel began playing pool with his father in the lowest German league at the age of 8, standing on a box to reach the table.[3] His father quickly noticed his talent, and he began to undergo serious coaching at the age of 9. By age 12, Vogel had been nominated for the national German youth squad; at 14 he won the European under-17 Ten-ball championship.[4]
Vogel's first significant professional earnings came in 2024, with him placing 2nd in the Tallinn Open and 33rd in the Qatar world cup of 10-ball, with a combined yearly earnings of $8,306.[5] At this time Vogel also became a Cuetech and Dynamic Billiards sponsored player. Vogel's profile continued to rise following his undefeated victory at the 2025 Jason Shaw Junior Open, as well as his last 16 placing in the 2025 Scottish Open.[6] Competing in the 2025 World Nine-ball Championship, Vogel won his first Matchroom Pool major match at the 2025 Florida open. His most high-profile victory came at the 2025 Battle of the Bull, where he defeated world-champion Carlo Biado 9–6, and went on to make it to the quarter finals.[7]
Vogel defeated five-time title holder Earl Strickland 9–2 in the first round of the 2025 US Open.
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