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Matthew Stevens has been competing at the summit of snooker for almost 30 years, but his finest moments so far came at the start of the new millennium, when he landed his only two Triple Crown titles to date, at the 2000 Masters and the 2003 UK Championship. The Welshman has selected his 10-8 Masters… Read More

Not many players who have won the UK Championship and the Masters could be considered under-achievers. Matthew Stevens turns 40 today and may well add to his tally of silverware in what remains of his career. But the Welshman admits that he could have captured more of snooker’s biggest titles during his prime years. One… Read More

  Matthew Stevens reached the penultimate qualifying round of the Shanghai Masters with a 5-0 thrashing of Fraser Patrick in Barnsley. Former UK and Masters champion Stevens scored a top break of 102 as he set up a match with Tian Pengfei, who beat Yu Delu 5-1. Belgium’s Luca Brecel knocked in breaks of 75,… Read More

Matthew Stevens beat Ronnie O’Sullivan for the first time in 12 years, winning 4-3 to reach the last 16 of the BetVictor Welsh Open in Cardiff. Defending champion O’Sullivan fell in the third round after an exciting contest in which both players missed numerous chances. Local fans gave a rousing cheer for Carmarthen’s Stevens as… Read More

Welsh snooker ace Matthew Stevens remains positive about the second half of the season despite a poor start to the campaign. The former UK and Masters champion has won just five matches in the six main ranking events so far this season and slipped to 21st in the world. If he’s not ranked among the… Read More

Mark Allen won his second ranking title by beating Matthew Stevens 10-4 in the final of the Yearly Yuan-jiang Gujinggong Liquor Haikou World Open. Allen cruised to victory in the final against Stevens to win the event for the second consecutive year. He’s the first player to win the same world ranking event in back-to-back… Read More

Neil Robertson held his nerve in a tense finish to score a 9-7 victory over Matthew Stevens in the final of the Bahrain Snooker Championship. Australia’s Robertson won the third ranking title of his career and his first since a brace of wins during his superb 2006/07 season. The flamboyant, flame-haired left-hander subseqently suffered a… Read More