Amine Amiri

Leagues Played: Championship League Snooker 3 2020 Gibraltar Open 2 2019 Open de Inglaterra 1 2020 Campeonato Mundial 1 2019 Open da Escócia 1 2020 European Masters 1 2020 Open de Gales 1 2020 Snooker Shoot-Out 1 2020 Open da Escócia 1 2020 Campeonato Mundial - Qualificação 1
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2021 Campeonato Mundial - Qualificação	04/05 18:30	7	David Lilley v Amine Amiri	Walkover
2021 Gibraltar Open	03/03 16:30	7	Amine Amiri v Sunny Akani	Cancelled
2021 Snooker Shoot-Out	02/05 20:30	7	Amine Amiri v Louis Heathcote	Cancelled
2020 Open da Escócia	12/07 10:00	7	Ben Woollaston v Amine Amiri	4-1
2020 UK Championship	11/26 14:00	7	Matthew Selt v Amine Amiri	6-0
2020 Northern Ireland Open	11/16 14:00	7	Sam Craigie v Amine Amiri	4-0
2021 Masters da Alemanha - Qualificação	11/12 14:30	7	Simon Lichtenberg v Amine Amiri	5-1
2020 Open de Inglaterra	10/12 13:30	7	Amine Amiri v Yuan Sijun	1-4
Championship League Snooker	10/01 15:45	7	Amine Amiri v Brian Ochoiski	0-3
Championship League Snooker	10/01 15:00	7	John Higgins v Amine Amiri	3-0
Championship League Snooker	10/01 11:00	7	Joe O'Connor v Amine Amiri	3-0
2020 European Masters	09/22 09:00	7	Mark Davis v Amine Amiri	5-1
2020 Campeonato Mundial - Qualificação	07/24 12:30	8	Martin Gould v Amine Amiri	6-0
2020 Campeonato Mundial - Qualificação	07/22 18:00	7	Amine Amiri v Hamza Akbar	Walkover
2020 Gibraltar Open	03/13 18:10	12	Amine Amiri v Martin Gould	0-4
2020 Gibraltar Open	03/13 13:00	11	Amine Amiri v Adam Ashley	4-3
2020 Snooker Shoot-Out	02/21 15:30	7	Amine Amiri v Michael Holt	0-1
2020 Open de Gales	02/11 13:00	7	Alfie Burden v Amine Amiri	4-0
2019 Open da Escócia	12/10 19:00	7	Judd Trump v Amine Amiri	4-0
2020 Campeonato Mundial	11/28 14:30	7	Judd Trump v Amine Amiri	6-0
2019 Open de Inglaterra	10/14 08:50	7	Barry Hawkins v Amine Amiri	4-0

Wikipedia - Amine Amiri

Amine Amiri (born 30 March 1994) is a former professional Moroccan snooker player.

History

Amiri played on the World Snooker Tour for the first time in 2019–20, after winning a gold medal in the African Games. His first match as a professional came in the 2019 English Open where in the first round he lost 4–0 to Barry Hawkins.

Barring a second round exit in the 2020 Gibraltar Open, he exited in the first round of every tournament he entered over his two-year tour card. He also drew Judd Trump twice during his debut season, being whitewasted in both instances. With only one win to his name, he fell off the tour after the 2020-21 season and did not attempt to regain his tour card via the 2021 Q School.