Graeme Dott
Scottish former professional snooker player
Summary
Graeme Dott is a Scottish former professional snooker player from Glasgow. He turned professional in 1994, first entered the top 16 in 2001, and reached his first world final at the 2004 World Championship, losing 8–18 to Ronnie O'Sullivan. Two years later, he defeated Peter Ebdon 18–14 in the final of the 2006 World Championship, winning his first world title and first ranking title. He claimed his second ranking title at the 2007 China Open, defeating Jamie Cope 9–5 in the final, and reached his career highest ranking of second in the 2007–08 rankings.
Originally created by Auximines
4/27/2004, 2:09:30 PM
Modified
5/23/2026, 3:14:48 PM
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Dott is off the tour. He ended the season ranked 85th. Due to his suspension, he can't enter Q School. Doherty will likely receive another invitational tour card and continue next season.
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Not verified in the main body of the article that he has retired. [[Ken Doherty]] has also been relegated from the tour, but is not described as a "former" professional snooker player.
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