Mark Selby

Mark Selby is a four-time World Snooker Champion and one of only six players to have won each of snooker’s Triple Crown events on two or more occasions, making him a highly respected figure in professional snooker. After reaching his first World Championship final in 2007, Mark Selby went on to establish himself as a dominant force in professional snooker, achieving four World Snooker Championship titles and becoming one of only six players to win each of snooker’s Triple Crown events on two or more occasions. Selby, who turned professional in 1999, first demonstrated his potential by reaching the semi-finals of the 2002 China Open and the final of the 2003 Scottish Open, which propelled him into the world’s top 32. He secured his first major title at the 2008 Masters and his inaugural ranking event victory at the 2008 Welsh Open.

He secured the English Open (2019) and Scottish Open (2019), before adding the European Masters (2020) and a second Scottish Open title (2020). He captured his fourth World Snooker Championship in 2021, and further ranking success with a second English Open in 2022 and the WST Classic in 2023. His most recent achievements include winning the Championship League Invitational (2024) and the British Open (2024), with a second Welsh Open title secured in 2025, marking his 24th ranking event title.