Match fixing snooker player Stephen Lee can now return to the sport after his 12-year ban came to an end. In 2013, the former World No. 5 was found guilty of seven counts of fixing matches between ...

Stephen Lee has been found guilty of match-fixing charges in what officials have called "the worst case of snooker corruption we've seen". His penalty will be announced on 24 September, with ...

F ormer world number five Stephen Lee held nothing back when asked about the prospect of him returning to snooker after a 12-year ban. He was suspended back in October 2012 after two bookmakers ...

Former world No. 5 Stephen Lee turned 50 yesterday (Saturday) on the final day of his 12-year suspension from snooker for match-fixing.. The 2003 World Championship runner-up was the fourth, and ...

Snooker player Stephen Lee is banned for 12 years and ordered to pay £40,000 costs after being found guilty of match-fixing.

DISGRACED Stephen Lee is free to play snooker professionally again after a 12-year ban from the sport. Lee, 50, was banned from snooker in 2013 after being found guilty of match-fixing. His punishm… ...

ENGLAND'S Stephen Lee was give a record 12-year ban on Wednesday after being found guilty of seven charges of match-fixing, snooker's world governing body announced.

The snooker world will never forget the humongous ban that disgraced match-fixer Stephen Lee was handed in 2012. Just over a decade ago, the former World No. 5 was slapped with a whopping 12-year ...

Lee Stephens is another rare example of a Black player who can produce world class snooker, proving himself to be one of the finest players outside the professional ranks when he reached the WSF ...