Stuart Reardon

Stuart Reardon was born in 1969 in England. He is best known for being a snooker player. Reardon made his first professional debut in 1992 in a season of Asian Open. On 1992’s Asian Open season, Reardon lost 4-5 to Steve Campbell. He also made it to the last 64 at both the 1991 UK Championship, however lost to Gary Wilkinson 5-9. Reardon became famous for winning against Peter Francisco, Andy Hicks, Barry Pinches and against John Spencer with a 5-0 whitewash. In 1992 and 1993, Reardon’s world rank was 88th. In the 1993’s European Open, Reardon made some progress in a ranking event, where he lost in the last 64, 3-5 to Noppadon Noppachorn. Later in 1995, Reardon progressed to the last 64 at the Grand Prix and the last 32 of the UK Championship. On the Benson & Hedges Championship, Reardon reached the last 16, beating the nineteen year-old Stuart Bingham. In 1997, Reardon dropped off the tour, as the world’s number 129. He successfully re-qualified on time for the next season of 1998/1999. At 2000’s UK Championship, Reardon reached the last 96, which was his best showing for several years. In that Championship, Reardon had met Bingham again, who this time compiled a break of his own in defeating Reardon 5-2.