Robbie Williams
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Title
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Nationality
English -
Turned Pro
2012 -
Highest Tournament Break
144 -
Location
The Wirrall -
D.O.B
28 December 1986 -
Money List Earnings
£77,000 -
Nickname
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Frames Played
165 -
Frames Won
92 -
Frames Lost
73 -
Frames Won Percentage
55.76% -
Shots Played
3992 -
Shots Per Frame
24.19 -
Breaks Over 50
34 -
50 Break Rate
4.85 -
Breaks Over 100
5 -
100 Break Rate
33
Best ranking performance: Semi-finals
Career highlights:
2012: Comes through Q School to earn a place on the tour.
2013: Reaches the semi-finals of the Indian Open in Delhi, with Shaun Murphy among his six victims, before his run is eventually ended by Ding Junhui. Also a semi-finalist at the Ruhr Open.
2014: Qualifies for the final stages of the World Championship for the first time.
2015: Makes it to the Crucible again.
2016: Reaches the Crucible for a third consecutive year, but loses in the last 32 all three times.
2017: Reaches the quarter-finals of the International Championship, beating Joe Perry and Neil Robertson before losing to Mark Selby.
2019: Beats Judd Trump on a run to the last 32 of the China Open.
2020: Makes the last 16 of the German Masters in Berlin, beating John Higgins in the process. Reaches the quarter-finals of the English Open, knocking out the likes of Mark Allen and Anthony McGill before losing to Neil Robertson.
2022: Reaches the semi-finals of the Shoot Out before losing to Mark Williams. Makes another ranking semi-final – the third of his career – at the British Open, then leads Ryan Day 4-2 only to lose 6-5.