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The matches that resulted in Stephen Lee’s 12-year ban from snooker before his possible comeback.

The games that resulted in Stephen Lee’s 12-year snooker ban

The games that resulted in Stephen Lee’s 12-year snooker ban before his possible comeback
Stephen Lee, a former snooker sensation, may controversially return to the game later this year once his 12-year match-fixing suspension expires. Which games, though, led to his original ban?

In 2012, the 49-year-old, who had five ranking titles in his career, was prohibited from participating in or simply going to any WPBSA-affiliated event for a period of 12 years.

The prohibition expires in October 2024, which is also Lee’s 50th birthday.

In 2022, Lee stated that he would have to “wait and see” if he would be ready to initiate.

Lee would need to pass Q-School in April of next year in order to obtain his tour card, and whatever ranking points he obtained before his ban would be permanently lost if he chose to try his luck at the World Snooker Tour again.

However, he has the option to join the World Seniors Tour, which is available to any player 40 years of age or older who is not among the top 64 on the regular tour.

From 2000 to 2004, Lee held many world number five rankings and was considered one of the most fashionable and captivating players on the circuit.