Question

Which snooker player was fined 20,000 for assaulting an official in 1996?

Answer 1

In 1996, snooker player Stephen Lee was fined £20,000 for assaulting a tournament official. He was also banned from the sport for 12 years. Lee was found guilty of five charges of bringing the game into disrepute, including physical assault and verbal abuse.

Answer 2

The snooker player who was fined £20,000 for assaulting an official in 1996 was Ronnie O'Sullivan. O'Sullivan is a professional snooker player from England who is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time. In the 1996 World Championship, O'Sullivan was fined and disqualified from the tournament for pushing referee Paul Hatherell. The incident occurred after O'Sullivan became frustrated with a decision made by Hatherell during his quarter-final match against Alain Robidoux. The incident was widely criticized and O'Sullivan apologized for his behavior.

Answer 3

Stephen Lee was the snooker player that was fine £20,000 in 1996 for assaulting an official during a sport event bringing the event into an unexpected end.

Answer 4

The snooker player who was fined £20,000 for assaulting an official in 1996 was Ronnie O'Sullivan. He pushed Michaela Tabb, a female referee, during the World Championship quarter-final match.

Answer 5

He was also banned from the sport for 12 years. Lee was found guilty of five charges of bringing the game into disrepute, including physical assault and verbal abuse.

Answer 6

for assaulting a tournament official. He was also banned from the sport for 12 years. Lee was found guilty of five charges of bringing the game into disrepute, including physical assault and verbal abuse.