World Snooker have tonight issued a statement concerning Stephen Lee, explaining that pending an investigation regarding suspicious betting patterns in relation to his Premier League match with John Higgins (watch in full here), yesterday, the multiple ranking event winner has been suspended from the World Snooker Tour.
Click below for the full statement…
Following the amateur action last weekend at the Snookerbacker Classic and the World Seniors qualifiers, this Friday sees the return of the professional action, as the season’s second European Tour event is played to a conclusion in Gdynia, Poland…
The WPBSA has been informed by the Gambling Commission that the CPS will not be taking further action in relation to the match fixing allegations against Stephen Lee, made in 2010. The Commission has decided not to commence criminal proceedings under the Gambling Act 2005.
The WPBSA will now be allowed access to details pertaining to the enquiry in order to consider whether there has been a regulatory breach of the Governing Body’s rules.
Runner-up in APTC1 to Stuart Bingham, world number six Stephen Lee today went one better in Yixing, defeating Ding Junhui 4-0 to win the season’s second APTC event and with it, the £10,000 top prize…
Tonight saw the start of the 2012 Premier League and victories for Ding Junhui and Judd Trump, on what was an entertaining evening of snooker all-round from Skegness. Click below for a re-cap of the action…
Day three in Australia saw a real shock as world number one Mark Selby exited the tournament at the hands of Scotland’s Jamie Burnett, a result that sees Jamie through to the last 16 stage of a second successive ranking event…
With eight matches played, day one in Australia proved to be a busy affair, with three matches requiring a deciding frame in order to settle them. Click below for a round-up from Bendigo…
We might still be in June, but already it has been a summer to remember for Stuart Bingham as having recently lifted the Pink Ribbon trophy in Gloucester, yesterday he defeated Stephen Lee in a close-fought decider to capture the APTC1 title in Zhangjiagang…
Photo by Stuart Bingham