Snooker 900 2023 11/22 23:00 - Staniland, Hayden v Walker, Lee 1-0
Snooker 900 2023 09/27 23:25 - Whelan, Patrick v Walker, Lee 0-1
Snooker 900 2023 09/27 23:00 - Yee, Ng On v Walker, Lee 0-1
Snooker 900 2023 09/27 22:00 - Johnson, Joseph v Walker, Lee 0-1
Snooker 900 2023 09/26 23:05 - George Pragnell v Walker, Lee 1-0
Snooker 900 2023 09/26 22:45 - Whelan, Patrick v Walker, Lee 0-1
Snooker 900 2023 09/26 22:00 - Paul Deaville v Walker, Lee 0-1
World Seniors Championship 2023 05/03 18:00 4 Walker, Lee v Greene, Gerard 1-3
Champion of Champions 2022 10/31 13:00 7 Mark Selby v Walker, Lee 4-0
Q School-Event 3 2022 06/01 12:00 - Martin, Ian v Walker, Lee View
Q School-Event 3 2022 05/31 15:00 - Walker, Lee v Sean McAllister View
Q School-Event 3 2022 05/30 12:00 - Walker, Lee v Robert Read View
Q School-Event 2 2022 05/23 15:30 - Walker, Lee v Quinn, F View
Q School-Event 1 2022 05/20 09:00 - Walker, Lee v Sargeant, Brandon View
Q School-Event 1 2022 05/19 09:00 - Ashley Carty v Walker, Lee View
Q School-Event 1 2022 05/17 13:00 - Walker, Lee v Ian Brumby View
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/08 17:47 - Walker, Lee v Jimmy White 4-4
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/08 13:45 - David Lilley v Walker, Lee View
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/08 11:50 - David Lilley v Walker, Lee 3-3
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/07 13:30 - Walker, Lee v Ken Doherty 3-2
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/06 13:30 - Stephen Hendry v Walker, Lee 0-3
World Seniors Championship 2022 05/04 18:00 - Walker, Lee v Tony Knowles 3-0
World Championship Qual 2022 04/07 13:30 8 Tian Pengfei v Walker, Lee 6-4
World Championship Qual 2022 04/05 18:30 7 Walker, Lee v Reanne Evans 6-2
Gibraltar Open 2022 03/25 08:40 7 Walker, Lee v Zhou Yuelong 3-4
Welsh Open Qualifiers 2022 02/16 10:25 7 Ning, Lu v Walker, Lee 4-2
Turkish Masters Qualifiers 2022 02/06 14:30 7 Joe Perry v Walker, Lee 5-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2022 01/20 20:25 7 Aaron Hill v Walker, Lee 1-0
UK Seniors Championship 2022 01/04 14:00 - Ken Doherty v Walker, Lee 2-0
Scottish Open 2021 12/07 15:15 7 Walker, Lee v Jimmy Robertson 1-4

Wikipedia - Lee Walker

Lee Walker (born 11 February 1976) is a Welsh former professional snooker player and former World Seniors Champion. He is an official WPBSA and is the long term coach to Mark Williams MBE.

History

After turning professional in 1994 at the age of 18, Walker reached the quarter-finals of the World Championship in 1997, with victories over Dave Harold 10–7 and Alan McManus 13–10, before he lost 13–8 to Alain Robidoux. This was the first time he had reached the latter stages of a ranking tournament, and he also reached the last 16 of the same tournament in 2004 with a 10–7 win over Stephen Lee before losing 13–5 to David Gray. He dropped off the Main Tour after the 2005–2006 season, but returned a year later after a strong campaign on the Pontin's International Open Series, from which the top 8 finishers gain Main Tour places. However he dropped off again at the end of the season.

Walker did however return to the tour in 2014 as he won a 2-year tour card by reaching the semi-final stage of the second event of the 2014 Q School.

2016/2017 season

In 2016–17, he had one of his most impressive seasons to date, the highlight being his run in his home tournament, the Welsh Open. He defeated Rhys Clark, and former world champions Neil Robertson and Graeme Dott before losing in the fourth round to Zhou Yuelong.

2017/2018 season

In the 2017–18 season, Walker had his best run in a ranking event to date, reaching the semi-finals of the 2018 Gibraltar Open where he was defeated 4–2 by eventual runner-up Cao Yupeng.

2021/2022 season

Walker won the 2022 World Seniors Championship at the Crucible Theatre. He recovered from 0–3 down to defeat the defending champion David Lilley in the semi-finals, and then came from 1–3 and 2–4 behind to defeat three-time champion Jimmy White 5–4 in the final. Walker became the 11th different winner of the World Seniors Championship.

2022/2023 season

Walker chose not to enter any tournament in the season, except the invitiational Champion of Champions. After losing his first round match against Mark Selby, he announced that he had already retired from all activities on the main tour, due to business and coaching obligations.