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IBSF PAST CHAMPIONS WORLD MEN'S SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 India Yan Bingtao China Muhammad Sajjad Pakistan 8-7 2013 Latvia Zhou Yuelong China Zhao Xintong China 8-4 2012 Bulgaria Muhammad Asif Pakistan Gary Wilson England 10-8 2011 India Hossein Vafaei Ayouri Iran Lee Walker Wales 10-9 2010 Syria Dechawat Poomjaeng Thailand Pankaj Advani India 10-7 2009 India Alfie Burden England Igor Figueiredo Brazil 10-8 2008 Austria Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Thailand Colm Gilcreest Ireland 11-7 2007 Thailand Atthasit Mahitthi Thailand Passakorn Suwannawat Thailand 11-7 2006 Jordan Kurt Maflin Norway Daniel Ward England 11-8 2006 Grand Prix - Wales Michael White Wales Mark Boyle Scotland 11-5 2004 Holland Mark Allen N. Ireland Steve Mifsud Australia 11-6 2003 China Pankaj Advani India Saleh Mohammed Pakistan 11-5 2002 Egypt Steve Mifsud Australia Tim English Wales 11-6 2000 China Stephen Maguire Scotland Luke Fisher England 11-5 1999 Papua New Guinea Ian Preece Wales David Lilley England 11-8 1998 China Luke Simmonds England Ryan Day Wales 11-10 1997 Zimbabwe Marco Fu Hong Kong Stuart Bingham England 11-10 1996 New Zealand Stuart Bingham England Stan Gorski Australia 11-5 1995 Bristol Sakchai Sim-Ngam Thailand David Lilley England 11-7 1994 Johannesburg Mohammed Yousuf Pakistan Johannes R. Johannesson Iceland 11-9 1993 Karachi Chuchat Triratanapradit Thailand Praput Chaitanasakun Thailand 11-6 1992 Malta Neil Mosley England Leonardo Andam Philippines 11-2 1991 Bangkok Noppadon Noppachorn Thailand Dominic Dale Wales 11-8 1990 Colombo Stephen O'Connor Ireland Steve Lemmens Belgium 11-8 1989 Singapore Ken Doherty Ireland Jon Birch England 11-2 1988 Sydney James Wattana Thailand Barry Pinches England 11-8 1987 Bangalore Darren Morgan Wales Joe Grech Malta 11-4 1986 Invercargill Paul Mifsud Malta Kerry Jones Wales 11-9 1985 Blackpool Paul Mifsud Malta Dilwyn John Wales 11-6 1984 Dublin O.B. Agrawal India Terry Parsons Wales 11-7 1982 Calgary Terry Parsons Wales Jim Bear Canada 11-8 1980 Launceston Jimmy White England Ron Atkins Australia 11-2 1978 Malta Cliff Wilson Wales Joe Johnson England 11-5 1976 Johannesburg Doug Mountjoy Wales Paul Mifsud Malta 11-1 1974 Dublin Ray Edmonds England Geoff Thomas Wales 11-9 1972 Cardiff Ray Edmonds England Mannie Francisco South Africa 11-10 1970 Edinburgh Jonathon Barron England Sid Hood England 11-7 1968 Sydney David Taylor England Max Williams Australia 8-7 1966 Karachi Gary Owen Wales Round Robin 1963 Calcutta Gary Owen Wales Round Robin WORLD WOMEN'S SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 India Wendy Jans Belgium Anastasia Nechaeva Russia 5-2 2013 Latvia Wendy Jans Belgium Chunxia Shi China 5-3 2012 Bulgaria Wendy Jans Belgium Ng On Yee Hong Kong 5-1 2010 Syria Ng On Yee Hong Kong Jaique Ip Wan In Hong Kong 5-0 2009 India Ng On Yee Hong Kong Kathy Parashis Australia 5-1 2008 Austria Reanne Evans England Wendy Jans Belgium 5-3 2007 Thailand Reanne Evans England Wendy Jans Belgium 5-0 2006 Jordan Wendy Jans Belgium Jaique Ip Wan In Hong Kong 5-0 2004 Holland Reanne Evans England Wendy Jans Belgium 5-1 2003 China Kelly Fisher England Wendy Jans Belgium 5-2 WORLD MASTERS SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 India Phisit Chandsri Thailand Darren Morgan Wales 6-5 2013 Latvia Phisit Chandsri Thailand Glen Wilkinson Australia 6-0 2012 Bulgaria Darren Morgan Wales Glen Wilkinson Australia 6-2 2010 Syria Phil Williams Wales Chuchart Trairattanapradit Thailand 6-4 2009 India Darren Morgan Wales Dene O'Kane New Zealand 6-0 2008 Austria Dene O'Kane New Zealand Geet Sethi India 5-1 2007 Thailand Darren Morgan Wales Karnchai Wongjan Thailand 5-1 2006 Jordan Mohammad Yousuf Pakistan Glen Wilkinson Australia 5-4 2005 Bahrain Dene O'Kane New Zealand Joe Delaney Ireland 5-4 2004 Holland Dene O'Kane New Zealand Eugene Hughes Ireland 5-2 WORLD UNDER 21 SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 UAE Hossein Vafaei Ayouri Iran Ryan Thomerson Australia 6-4 2013 China Lu Ning China Zhou Yuelong China 9-4 2012 China Lv Haotian China Zhu Yinghui China 9-6 2011 Canada Thanawat Thirapong Thailand Noppon Saengkham Thailand 9-3 2010 Ireland Sam Craigie England Li Hang China 9-8 2009 Iran Noppon Saengkham Thailand Soheil Vahedi Iran 9-8 2007 Goa Michael Georgiou England Anda Zhang China 11-6 2005 Bahrain Liang Wenbo China Tian Pengfei China 11-9 2004 Ireland Gary Wilson England Kobkit Palajin Thailand 11-6 2003 New Zealand Neil Robertson Australia Liu Song China 11-5 2002 Latvia Ding Jun Hui China David John Wales 11-9 2001 Scotland Ricky Walden England Sean O'Neill N.Ireland 11-5 2000 India Luke Fisher England Steven Bennie Scotland 11-6 1999 Egypt Rodney Goggins Ireland Rolf de Jong Holland 11-4 1998 Malta Luke Simmonds England Robert Murphy Ireland 11-2 1997 Ireland Marco Fu Hong Kong Bjorn Haneveer Belgium 11-7 1996 Johannesburg Chan Kwok Ming Hong Kong Risto Vayrynen Finland 11-5 1995 Singapore Alan Burnett Scotland Kwan Poomjang Thailand 10-6 1994 Helsinki Quinten Hann Australia David Gray England 11-10 1993 Reykjavik Kristian Helgason Iceland Indika Dodandogade Sri Lanka 11-7 1992 Brunei Robin Hull Finland Patrick Delsemme Belgium 11-7 1991 India Ronnie O'Sullivan England Patrick Delsemme Belgium 11-4 1990 Australia Peter Ebdon England Oliver King England 11-9 1989 Iceland Ken Doherty Ireland Jason Ferguson England 11-5 1988 Thailand Brian Morgan England Jason Peplow Malta 6-1 1987 Hastings Jonathan Birch England Stefan Mazrocis England 4-1 WORLD TEAM (MEN) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score Fung Kwok Wai Muhammad Asif 2014 Egypt Hong Kong Pakistan 5-3 Lee Chun Wai Muhammad Sajjad Muhammad Asif Soheil Vahedi 2013 Ireland Pakistan Iran 5-3 Muhammad Sajjad Amir Sarkhosh David Lilley Pankaj Advani 2006 USA Michael Rhodes England Manan Chandra India 8-3 David Graggs Yasin Merchant WORLD TEAM (WOMEN) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan Daria Sirotina 2014 Egypt Thailand Russia 4-1 Waratthanan Sukritthanes Anastasia Nechaeva Vidya Pillai Ng On Yee 2013 Ireland India Hong Kong 3-2 Arantxa Sanchis So Man Yan WORLD TEAM (MASTERS) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score Darren Morgan Chuchart Trairatnapradit 2014 Egypt Wales Thailand 5-0 Elfed Evans Phisit Chandsri Anthony Harrrs Mario Van Herk 2013 Ireland England Belgium 5-0 Robert Marshall Alain Vandersteen Geet Sethi Dene O'Kane 2006 USA Devendra Joshi India Harry Haenga New Zealand 6-5 BVS Murthy Gary Gillard WORLD 6REDS (MEN) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 Egypt Pankaj Advani India Kacper Filipiak Poland 6-1 2013 Ireland Duane Jones Wales Michael Judge Ireland 6-4 WORLD 6REDS (WOMEN) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 Egypt Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan Thailand Anastasia Nechaeva Russia 4-2 2013 Ireland Ng On Yee Hong Kong Daria Sirotina Russia 4-0 WORLD BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP Year Venue Winner Country Runner-up Country Score 2014 England (Timed) Pankaj Advani India Rob Hall England 1928-893 2014 England (150-Up) Pankaj Advani India Peter Gilchrist Singapore 6-2 2013 England (LongUp) Peter Gilchrist Singapore David Causier England 1500-1085 2013 England (150-Up) David Causier England Alok Kumar India 6-1 2012 England (timed) Pankaj Advani India Mike Russell England 1895-1216 2012 England (points) Rupesh Shah India Matthew Bolton Australia 6-2 2011 Ireland (timed) Mike Russell England Matthew Bolton Australia 3001-519 2011 Ireland (points) Mike Russell England Pankaj Advani India 6-3 2010 India (timed) Mike Russell England Peter Gilchrist Singapore 4120-784 2010 India (points) Mike Russell England Pankaj Advani India 6-0 2008 India (timed) Pankaj Advani India Devendra Joshi India 2368-2020 2008 India (points) Pankaj Advani India Geet Sethi India 6-1 (150up) 2007 Singapore (timed) Pankaj Advani India Dhruv Sitwala India 1946-1488 2007 Singapore (points) Rupesh Shah India Ashok Shandilya India 6-4 (150up) 2005 Malta Pankaj Advani India Geet Sethi India 2242-1717 2003 India Lee Lagan England Geet Sethi India 6-5 (150up) 2002 Australia (timed) Mike Russell England Geet Sethi India 2438-1499 2002 Australia (points) Ashok Shandilya India Praprut Chaithanasakun Thailand 11-9 (50up) 2001 New Zealand Geet Sethi India Ashok Shandilya India 3484-1289 2000 England Chris Shutt England Roxton Chapman England 11-9 (50up) 1999 Ireland Praput Chaithanasakun Thailand Paul Bennett England 3201-1657 1998 Australia Robby Foldvari Australia Praprut Chaithanasakun Thailand 1869-1439 1997 Malta Joe Grech Malta Ashok Shandilya India 2895-2836 1990 Bangalore Manoj Kothari India Ashok Shandilya India 2890-2422 1987 Belfast Geet Sethi India Joe Grech Malta 4846-3256 1985 Dublin Geet Sethi India Robert Marshall Australia 3809-2453 1983 Malta Michael Ferreira India Subhash Agrawal India 3933-2744 1981 Delhi Michael Ferreira India Norman Dagley England 2725-2631 1979 Sri Lanka Paul Mifsud Malta Norman Dagley England 2943-2152 1977 Melbourne Michael Ferreira India Bob Close England 2683-2564 1975 Auckland Norman Dagley England Michael Ferreira India 3385-2268 1973 Bombay Mohammed Lafir Sri Lanka Satish Mohan India Round Robin 1971 Malta Norman Dagley England Mannie Francisco South Africa Round Robin 1969 London Jack Karnehm England Michael Ferreira India Round Robin 1967 Colombo Leslie Driffield England Mohammed J M Lafir Sri Lanka Round Robin 1964
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    TOTAL PRIZE MONEY EARNED AFTER THE 2017 BETFRED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Including sanctioned invitational events, high breaks and 147 prizes 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 1 Stuart Bingham £571,436 1 Mark Selby £510,909 1 Mark Selby £933,428 2 Shaun Murphy £486,865 2 Neil Robertson £413,383 2 John Higgins £654,425 3 Judd Trump £453,199 3 John Higgins MBE £331,287 3 Ronnie O'Sullivan £472,750 4 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE £451,450 4 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE £302,100 4 Judd Trump £454,650 5 Neil Robertson £334,550 5 Mark Allen £298,700 5 Ding Junhui £416,081 6 Ricky Walden £273,356 6 Judd Trump £286,475 6 Stuart Bingham £376,159 7 Mark Selby £271,166 7 Ding Junhui £256,416 7 Barry Hawkins £356,225 8 Joe Perry £256,224 8 Kyren Wilson £219,700 8 Marco Fu £340,150 9 Mark Allen £238,000 9 Shaun Murphy £219,225 9 Shaun Murphy £279,375 10 Stephen Maguire £227,822 10 Barry Hawkins £210,525 10 Ali Carter £276,025 11 Mark Williams MBE £204,032 11 Marco Fu £193,209 11 Joe Perry £223,978 12 Barry Hawkins £173,496 12 Stuart Bingham £178,283 12 Liang Wenbo £220,656 13 John Higgins MBE £172,232 13 Liang Wenbo £162,636 13 Neil Robertson £207,625 14 Michael White £158,729 14 Martin Gould £155,775 14 Anthony McGill £204,900 15 Marco Fu £157,666 15 Joe Perry £150,934 15 Mark Allen £194,700 16 Robert Milkins £138,890 16 Mark Williams MBE £147,083 16 Mark Williams £177,639 17 Mark Davis £135,168 17 Ricky Walden £144,875 17 Ryan Day £162,990 18 Ding Junhui £134,500 18 Stephen Maguire £142,191 18 Kyren Wilson £147,275 19 Martin Gould £101,334 19 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh £125,347 19 Anthony