Peter "Ebbo" Ebdon
Ebdon turned professional in 1991, and, sporting a ponytail, made an impact by beating Steve Davis
10-4 in the first round of the 1992 World Championship; he went on to reach the quarter-finals of the
event, losing 13-7 to a resurgent Terry Griffiths, however it was a run which earned him the WPBSA
Young Player of the Year award as a result. His first ranking title was the 1993 Grand Prix.
He climbed the rankings rapidly to reach a career-highest position of number three in 1996; he again
reached world number three status at the close of the 2002 season.
Perhaps Ebdon's greatest achievement, thus far, was his 18-17 defeat of Stephen Hendry in the 2002
World Championship final, having started the tournament at 33-1
| DOB |
August 27, 1970 |
| Nationality |
English |
| Nickname(s) |
Ebbo, The Ebdonator, The Force |
| Professional |
1991–present |
| Highest ranking |
#3 (1996/97 & 2002/03) |
| Career Winnings |
£2,636,795 |
| Highest break |
147 (twice) |
| Tournament Wins (ranking) |
7 |
| Tournament Wins (non-ranking) |
3 |
| World Champion |
2002 |
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