The 2002 World Champion — his 17-hour final against Stephen Hendry remains the greatest final in Crucible history.
The 2002 World Champion — his 17-hour final against Stephen Hendry remains the greatest final in Crucible history. Snooker rewards precise cue ball control, deep tactical understanding and the mental composure to execute under the intense pressure of major championship competition. Career highlights included World Champion 2002, 17-hour final vs Hendry. The true measure of a great snooker athlete is the ability to perform consistently over an extended period, and Peter's career record demonstrates precisely that quality of sustained excellence. Peter's contribution to snooker extends well beyond personal statistics to include the broader culture and development of the discipline at the highest level. Peter Ebdon's achievements in snooker were built on technical discipline, physical preparation and competitive commitment that allowed performance to be maintained at the very top across multiple seasons. The dedication required to perform consistently in snooker at international level defined every aspect of Peter Ebdon's approach to the sport.
2002 World Championship victory in marathon 17-hour final
How They Played
Defensive, tactical, mentally tough under pressure
Lasting Impact
Gritty match-play specialist known for tactical battles
World Champion 2002
His 2002 World final against Hendry lasted 17 hours — the longest and most intense final in Crucible history.
Did You Know?Career Honours
- World Champion 2002
- 17-hour final vs Hendry