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Zhou Yuelong

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Born
1998 (26 years old)

Birth Place
Chengdu, China

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Snooker Player

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Asian

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World Snooker Championship Mens

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Latest Results

					Johnstones Paint Players Championship Round 1	19 Feb 24
					BetVictor Scottish Open Semifinals	16 Dec 23
					BetVictor Scottish Open Quarter Finals	15 Dec 23
					MrQ UK Championship Quarterfinals	01 Dec 23
					MrQ UK Championship Round 2	29 Nov 23
					BetVictor English Open Quarterfinals	06 Oct 23
					Duelbits Players Championship Round 1	20 Feb 23
					BetVictor Championship League Group 6 Day 2	10 Feb 23
					BetVictor Shoot Out Round 4	28 Jan 23
					Duelbits World Grand Prix Round 2	19 Jan 23
					BetVictor Scottish Open Round 3	01 Dec 22
					Cazoo UK Championship Round 2	16 Nov 22
					Cazoo UK Championship Round 1	12 Nov 22
					BetVictor Northern Ireland Open Final	23 Oct 22
					BetVictor Northern Ireland Open Semi Finals	22 Oct 22
					BetVictor Northern Ireland Open Quarter Finals	21 Oct 22
					BetVictor Northern Ireland Open Round 3	20 Oct 22
					BetVictor European Masters Round 4	19 Aug 22
					BildBet German Masters Round 2	27 Jan 22
					The matchroom.live British Open Quarter + Semi finals	21 Aug 21

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Zhou Yuelong (born 24 January 1998) is a Chinese professional snooker player.
Between 2011 and 2014, Zhou was regularly selected to play in the wildcard round of Chinese ranking events. He could only win two of the nine he played in and was knocked out in the first round in both of those. Zhou won the 2013 IBSF World Snooker Championship which enabled him to join the snooker tour for the 2014–15 season.
In January 2020, Zhou reached his maiden ranking final at the European Masters after wins over Mark Williams and Barry Hawkins, and Gary Wilson.
With the outbreak of COVID-19, Zhou returned to his home in west China. Facing a multitude of travelling and quarantine complications, he did not return for the resumption of the season, and missed the World Championship. He finished the season ranked 25.

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