Ebdon becomes latest big name victim

Peter Ebdon’s bid to regain his Embassy world title ended against Lancashire hot potter Ian McCulloch in Sheffield last night.

Tue, 20 Apr, 2004 - 07:01

Peter Ebdon’s bid to regain his Embassy world title ended against Lancashire hot potter Ian McCulloch in Sheffield last night.

The 2002 Crucible champion slumped to a 10-8 defeat against the 2002 British Open runner-up but admitted: “I really believed this was going to be my year.

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Courts snooker Embassy World C’ships Place: Sheffield Place: Wellingborough Person: Ebdon Person: Peter Ebdon Person: Ian McCulloch Person: Ken Doherty Event: 2002 Crucible Event: 2002 British Open Event: Irish Masters Organisation: Lancashire

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