Tony Jones

Tony Jones

Professional snooker player
Date of Birth: 15.04.1960
Country: Great Britain

Content:
  1. Tony Jones: A Life in Snooker
  2. Professional Success
  3. Record and Coaching

Tony Jones: A Life in Snooker

Early Life and Amateur Career

Tony Jones, an English snooker player, emerged into the spotlight after winning the English Amateur Championship in 1982. This triumph paved the way for him to turn professional.

Professional Success

Jones's greatest achievement was his victory at the 1990 European Open. Ranked 35th in the world at the time, he defeated Mark Johnston-Allen 9-7 in the final. In addition, he reached the final of the World Doubles in 1985 alongside Ray Reardon. Notably, he also advanced to the last 16 of the World Championship in 1991, where he narrowly lost to Dennis Taylor 8-13.

Record and Coaching

Jones has a highest break of 135, achieved in 1992. Since retiring from professional play, he has focused on coaching, sharing his expertise with aspiring snooker players.

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