IBSF World Snooker Championship winners List, past champions by year, Histroy.
The IBSF World Snooker Championship (known as the World Amateur Snooker Championship) is the premier non-professional snooker competition in the world. The event series is organized by the International Billiards and Snooker Federation (IBSF).
ICuuren defending Champions of 2021 IBSF World Snooker Championship Men's title Won by Pakistani Star Muhammad Ahsan Ramzan who defeats the Iranian Amir Sarkhosh with final scores 6-5.... ..
IBSF World Snooker Championship Men's Finals Winners-Champions list Since 1963-2022 .
Year - Winner - Runner-up - Score
1963 - Gary Owen - Frank Harris – 0 - 0
1966 – Gary Owen – John Spencer – – 0 - 0
1968 – David Taylor – Max Williams – 8–7
1970 – Jonathon Barron – Sid Hood – 11–7
1972 – Ray Edmonds – Manuel Francisco – 11–10
1974 – Ray Edmonds – Geoff Thomas – 11–9
1976 – Doug Mountjoy – Paul Mifsud – 11–1
1978 – Cliff Wilson – Joe Johnson – 11–5
1980 – Jimmy White – Ron Atkins – 11–2
1982 – Terry Parsons – Jim Bear – 11–8
1984 – Omprakesh Agrawal – Terry Parsons – 11–7
1985 – Paul Mifsud – Dilwyn John – 11–6
1986 – Paul Mifsud – Kerry Jones – 11–9
1987 – Darren Morgan – Joe Grech – 11–4
1988 – James Wattana – Barry Pinches – 11–8
1989 – Ken Doherty – Jon Birch – 11–2
1990 – Stephen O'Connor – Steve Lemmens – 11–8
1991 – Noppadon Noppachorn – Dominic Dale – 11–8
1992 – Neil Mosley – Leonardo Andam – 11–2
1993 – Chuchart Triritanapradit – Praput Chaithanasakun – 11–6
1994 – Mohammed Yousuf – Johannes R. Johannesson – 11–9
1995 – Sakchai Sim-Ngam – David Lilley – 11–7
1996 – Stuart Bingham – Stan Gorski – 11–5
1997 – Marco Fu – Stuart Bingham – 11–10
1998 – Luke Simmonds – Ryan Day – 11–10
1999 – Ian Preece – David Lilley – 11–8
2000 – Stephen Maguire – Luke Fisher – 11–5
2002 – Steve Mifsud – Tim English – 11–6
2003 – Pankaj Advani – Saleh Mohammad – 11–5
2004 – Mark Allen – Steve Mifsud – 11–6
2006 – Michael White – Mark Boyle – 11–5
2006 – Kurt Maflin – Daniel Ward – 11–8
2007 – Atthasit Mahitthi – Passakorn Suwannawat – 11–7
2008 – Thepchaiya Un-Nooh – Colm Gilcreest – 11–7
2009 – Alfie Burden – Igor Figueiredo – 10–8
2010 – Dechawat Poomjaeng – Pankaj Advani – 10–7
2011 – Hossein Vafaei – Lee Walker – 10–9
2012 – Muhammad Asif – Gary Wilson – 10–8
2013 – Zhou Yuelong – Zhao Xintong – 8–4
2014 – Yan Bingtao – Muhammad Sajjad – 8–7
2015 – Pankaj Advani – Zhao Xintong – 8–6
2016 – Soheil Vahedi – Andrew Pagett – 8–1
2017 – Pankaj Advani – Amir Sarkhosh – 8–2
2018 – Chang Bingyu -- He Guoqiang -- 8–3
2019 – Muhammad Asif – Jefrey Roda – 8–5
2020 – Cancelled Due to COVID-19
2021 – Ahsan Ramzan – Amir Sarkhosh – 6–5
2022 –
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IBSF World Women's Snooker Championship Final Winners-Champions list Since 2003-2022. ..
The first IBSF World women's Snooker championship was started in 2003 , & won by Kelly Fisher (England) .
Wendy Janes from Belgium is the Most successful player in Women's finals of IBSF World snooker championship by winning Most titles with the 8 times, & 6 titles record won consecutively in history...
In a rematch of 2017 Finals, IBSF world women snooker championship 2021 win by Wendy Janes (Belg) who beat the Waratthanun Sukritthanes (Thai) with final scores 4-3.
Year -- Champions (country)
2003 – Kelly Fisher (ENG)
2004 – Reanne Evans (ENG)
2006 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2007 – Reanne Evans (England)
2008 – Reanne Evans (England)
2009 – Ng On Yee (Hong Kong)
2010 – Ng On Yee (Hong Kong)
2012 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2013 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2014 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2015 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2017 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
2018 – Waratthanun Sukritthanes (Thailand)
2019 – Ng On Yee (Hong Kong)
2020 – Camcelled due to COVID-19
2021 – Wendy Jans (Belgium)
When is the 2022 World Snooker Championships – schedule dates, venue.
The IBSF is pleased to announce Turkish Billiards Federation has confirmed the dates for the World Snooker Championships 2022 for the Men, Women and Masters categories. These championships shall be played in Antalya, Turkey from 4th November till 17th November 2022.
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