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2008–09 snooker world rankings

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nameNo. 1: Ronnie O'Sullivan
imageStephen Maguire, Ronnie O’Sullivan, and Michaela Tabb at German Masters Snooker Final (DerHexer) 2012-02-05 05 cropped.jpg
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Professional1992–present
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prev=2007–08| next=2009–10| list=2008–09 2008–09 snooker world rankings: The professional world rankings for all the professional snooker players in the 200708 season who qualified for the 200809 season are listed below. The points listed here take into account the 200607 world ranking points and the 200708 world ranking points.

No.NameCountryPoints
1Ronnie O'SullivanEngland50450
2Stephen MaguireScotland45525
3Shaun MurphyEngland45050
4Mark SelbyEngland38325
5John HigginsScotland37925
6Stephen HendryScotland34275
7Ali CarterEngland34175
8Ryan DayWales33875
9Peter EbdonEngland32975
10Neil RobertsonAustralia32950
11Ding JunhuiChina32194
12Joe PerryEngland30425
13Graeme DottScotland27144
14Marco FuHong Kong27000
15Mark KingEngland26000
16Mark AllenNorthern Ireland25725
17Matthew StevensWales25413
18Ken DohertyIreland25119
19Jamie CopeEngland24744
20Joe SwailNorthern Ireland24725
21Stuart BinghamEngland24625
22Mark WilliamsWales23925
23Nigel BondEngland23613
24Fergal O'BrienIreland22538
25Ian McCullochEngland22432
26Stephen LeeEngland22219
27Barry HawkinsEngland22125
28Dave HaroldEngland21494
29Steve DavisEngland21419
30Michael JudgeIreland20825
31Anthony HamiltonEngland20813
32Dominic DaleWales20688
33Gerard GreeneNorthern Ireland19538
34Michael HoltEngland19288
35Ricky WaldenEngland18975
36Adrian GunnellEngland18375
37Alan McManusScotland18263
38Andrew HigginsonEngland17513
39John ParrottEngland17450
40Liang WenboChina17275
41Judd TrumpEngland16351
42Marcus CampbellScotland16325
43David GilbertEngland16225
44Rory McLeodEngland16125
45Jamie BurnettScotland16013
46Jimmy MichieEngland15550
47Mike DunnEngland15501
48Tom FordEngland14825
49David GrayEngland14338
50Barry PinchesEngland14250
51Robert MilkinsEngland14113
52David RoeEngland14038
53Liu SongChina13900
54Andrew NormanEngland13801
55Ian PreeceWales13475
56Andy HicksEngland13263
57Paul DaviesWales13101
58Mark DavisEngland13088
59Mark JoyceEngland12963
60Rod LawlerEngland12713
61Joe DelaneyIreland12701
62Stuart PettmanEngland12476
63Martin GouldEngland11813
64David MorrisIreland11538
65Jimmy WhiteEngland11513
66Scott MacKenzieScotland10688
67Lee SpickEngland10950
68Matthew SeltEngland10688
69Patrick WallaceNorthern Ireland10675
70Rodney GogginsIreland10563
71James McBainScotland10550
72Supoj SaenlaThailand10488
73Liu ChuangChina10050

Notes

  • Three former top 16 players re-enter that group. They are Joe Perry, Marco Fu and Mark King.
  • Mark Allen is the only new member of the top 16.
  • The players to drop out the top 16 are long standing top 16 players: Stephen Lee (in the top 16 for 11 consecutive seasons), Mark Williams (for 12), Ken Doherty (for 15) and Steve Davis.
  • Players to reach career high rankings within the top 16 are: Stephen Maguire No.2, Mark Selby No.4, Ali Carter No.7, Ryan Day No.8, Joe Perry No.12, Marco Fu No.14 and Mark Allen No.16.
  • No new players reach the top 32, however two players return: former world No.9 Fergal O'Brien at No.24 and Michael Judge at No.30. Two players drop out: Gerard Greene and Michael Holt to 33rd and 34th place respectively.
  • Other players to reach career high rankings within the top 64 are: Jamie Cope up to No.19, Stuart Bingham No.21, Ricky Walden No.35, Andrew Higginson No.38, Liang Wenbo No.40, Judd Trump No.41, David Gilbert No.43, Rory McLeod No.44, Jimmy Michie No.46, Mike Dunn No.47, Tom Ford No.48, Liu Song No.53 and Ian Preece No.55. New players to enter the top 64 are Mark Joyce at No.59, Martin Gould No.63 and David Morris No.64.
  • Former top player Jimmy White falls out the top 64 to 65th place, but remains on the tour via the one year list.
  • Former top 32 player Robin Hull retires from the main tour due to illness.

References

References

  1. Turner, Chris. "Historical World Rankings 2005/06 to 2009/10".
  2. "World Rankings 2008/2009".
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