Urgent! Details of Stephen Lee-Stephen Lee!

Total score: 17755

Nationality: England

Birthday:12/10/1974

Career started at: 1992.

Number of qualified wins: 1

Birthday:12/10/1974

Career started at: 1992.

Number of qualified wins: 1

Player profile:

In the eyes of many experts, Stephen Lee is one of the best players in the world, but he hasn't won any championship since he 1992 turned professional. 1990 won the championship below 16 in Britain, and reached the semi-finals in the amateur competition in Britain the following year. 1992 defeated Mosley by 13-8 to win the British amateur championship, and won the British 18 championship in the same year.

In his first year as a professional player, he failed to pass the qualifying rounds of two major events, but he advanced to the top 64 in the British Championship, then to the top eight in the European Open, and also to the 16 in the British Open and the Asian Open. Although he failed to pass the World Championship Qualifiers, his world ranking is still 10 1. 1993/94 season broke into the quarterfinals in the Grand Prix and three other events, but lost in the final round of the World Championships. However, his outstanding performance this season has made him ranked 40th in the world.

1994/95, Stephen broke into the top 32 of the tournament three times, and he also made his debut in the World Championships, but he was eliminated by Bond in the first round. I failed to achieve good results in the World Championships, only making the year-end ranking rise by three places. In the 1995/96 season, Li promoted the world ranking to 3 1 with good performance. In the following season, he made it into the quarter-finals twice, and won the first victory in the World Championships, making him among the top 16 in the world.

He reached the semi-finals for the first time in the 65438-0997 British Championship, and later reached the semi-finals in the Scottish Open, but both times he lost to O 'Sullivan. Although he failed to win the championship, his world ranking still rose to ninth. 1998/99, the first grand prix of the season, Stephen was extremely lucky. He has never seen the top players in the world. As a result, he reached the final for the first time in his career. In the final against Fu Jiajun, he won 9-2, which made him the first champion of the competition, which also increased his professional bonus by 60,000 pounds. He reached the quarterfinals in the Irish and Scottish Open, and later participated in the international competition in China, but he missed the British Open due to a neck injury. He also reached the quarterfinals of the World Championships, but Higgins ended his hope of progress. A few weeks ago, in the final of the Irish Masters, he was turned over by the Scots with an 8-4 lead over Endeley, but he still ranked sixth at the end of the year.

1999/2000 season, Stephen won the Millennium Cup in Hong Kong, and then reached the finals in the Welsh Open and China Open, but failed to win the championship. Subsequently, the successful entry into the semi-finals and semi-finals made it rank fifth at the end of the year. The following season, he failed the drug test. As a result, the hearing cost him too much energy and made him enter the semi-finals in only one project. Although it also broke into the semi-finals in several events, it failed to win the championship and fell to the eighth place.

For Stephen, the biggest criticism from the outside world is that he can't turn his lead into victory, which makes him waste too many opportunities to show himself in the world series. At the 200 1 World Championships, it was defeated by Ebton who came from behind by 13- 12. By the end of the 2000/0 1 season, his total career bonus was 70638 1.

Major achievements:

World top eight (1994)

Grand Prix Champion (1998)

Millennium Cup Champion (1999)

Runner-up of Welsh Open (2000)

LG Cup Champion (200 1)

Runner-up of Irish Masters (1999)

Runner-up of China Open (1999)

Top four in the British Championship (1997)

British amateur champion (1992)

/kloc-British champion under 0/8 (1992)

/kloc-British champion under 0/6 (1990)