Nationality
ENG
Date Of Birth
23 Apr 1979
(46 Years)
Turned Pro
1996
Last Tournament Win
2023 European Masters
Current World Ranking
#9
CAREER STATS
Triple Crown Titles
0
Ranking Titles
4
Ranking Finals
12
147s
3
TRIPLE CROWNS
SEASON STATS
Tournaments Won
0
Points Scored
0
Average Shot Time
0
Breaks 50+
0
Breaks 100+
0
Highest Break This Season
0
147s
0
Bio
Hawkins took 16 years after making his professional debut to win a ranking title, which finally came when he beat former World Champion Peter Ebdon in the final of the 2012 Australian Open. He followed that up with a run to the final of the World Championship the next year, losing out to Ronnie O’Sullivan, and established himself as a Crucible specialist with four more semi-final appearances in the next five years. Hawkins has twice finished runner-up in The Masters, and won his first ranking event for more than six years at the European Masters in Nuremberg in August 2023.
Career History
| Year | Description |
|---|---|
| 2002 | Shows his potential by defeating Ronnie O’Sullivan at the Scottish Open |
| 2005 | Reaches his first ranking event semi-final at the Grand Prix |
| 2006 | Beats Ding Junhui to qualify for the Crucible, and climbs into the top 16 for the first time |
| 2012 | Wins his first televised tournament at the one-frame Shoot Out. Lands his maiden ranking title at the Australian Open, beating Peter Ebdon in the final in Bendigo. |
| 2013 | Goes on a tremendous run to the final at the Crucible before losing 18-12 to Ronnie O’Sullivan |
| 2015 | Wins the Players Championship Grand Final, defeating Gerard Greene 4-0 |
| 2016 | Reaches the final of the Masters for the first time as well as making the final of the Northern Ireland Open |
| 2017 | Wins his third ranking title at the World Grand Prix in Preston, beating Ryan Day 10-7 as he makes five centuries in a high quality final |
| 2018 | Reaches the final at both the Welsh Open and the China Open, as well as the one-table situation at the Crucible for the fifth time. Runner-up at the Shanghai Masters. |
| 2019 | Semi-finalist at the World Grand Prix. Wins the Paul Hunter Classic, beating Kyren Wilson 4-3 in the final. Makes a 147 at the UK Championship. |
| 2021 | Reaches three semi-finals at the German Masters, Players Championship and Tour Championship. |
| 2022 | Reaches the final of the Masters for the second time, notably beating Judd Trump 6-5 in the semi-finals, but then loses 10-4 to Neil Robertson. Makes another final at the Players Championship, but once again can’t get the better of Robertson, losing 10-5. Reaches the final of the European Masters, losing 9-3 to Kyren Wilson. |
| 2023 | Wins the fourth ranking title of his career and first for six years, by beating Judd Trump 9-6 in the final of the European Masters in Germany. He had knocked out Luca Brecel in the quarter-finals and Mark Selby in the semis. |
| 2024 | Reaches the final of the UK Championship with a superb run in York, knocking out the likes of Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Allen. Loses a close match 10-8 against Judd Trump. His run sees him join the group of players to have competed in the final of all three Triple Crown events. |
| 2025 | Reaches the final of the German Masters in Berlin before a narrow 10-9 defeat against Kyren Wilson. |