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Seventh title for England in 24 editions
Michael Wild, 34 (pictured here with his girlfriend, Emma) is the 7th Englishman to became European Snooker Champion, after he had beaten, at the final of the Men 2015 European Snooker Championships, in Prague, Jamie Rhys Clarke (Wales), by 7-4.
The first one was Stefan Mazrocis, in 1988, in Scheveningen, but also Neil Mosley (1993), David Lilley (1995), Craig Butler (2000), David Grace (2008) and Mitchell Mann (2015) got the European crown before him. A great achievement for England, who got seven winners in 24 editions of the European Snooker Championships.
24 MEN EUROPEAN SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
YEAR CITY WINNER RUNNER-UP SCORE
1988 Scheveningen (Hol) Stefan Mazrocis (Eng) Paul Mifsud (Mal) 11-7
1993 Helsinki Neil Mosley (Eng) Robin Hull (Fin) 8-6
1994 Budapest Danny Lathouwers (Bel) Stefan Van Der Borght (Bel) 8-2
1995 Belfast David Lilley (Eng) David Gray (Eng) 8-7
1996 Antwerp (Bel) Graham Horne (Sco) Kristjan Helgason (Ice) 8-5
1997 Biarritz Robin Hull (Fin) Kristjan Helgason (Ice) 7-3
1998 Helsínquia (Fin) Kristjan Helgason (Isl) Alex Borg (Mal) 7-2
1999 Enschede Bjorn Haneveer (Bel) David Bell (Wal) 7-0
2000 Stirling (Sco) Craig Butler (Eng) Bjorn Haneveer (Bel) 7-3
2001 Riga Bjorn Haneveer (Bel) Kurt Maflin (Eng) 7-6
2002 Kalisz David John (Wal) David McLellan (Sco) 7-2
2003 Bad Wildungen David John (Wal) Andrew Pagett (Wal) 7-3
2004 Volkermarkt (Aut) Mark Allen (Nir) Alex Borg (Mal) 7-6
2005 Ostrów Wielkopolski Alex Borg (Mal) Kristjan Helgason (Ice) 7-2
2006 Constanta Alex Borg (Mal) Jeff Cundy (Eng) 7-5
2007 Carlow Kevin Van Hove (Bel) Rodney Goggins (Irl) 7-2
2008 Lublin David Grace (Eng) Craig Steadman (Eng) 7-6
2009 Duffel David Hogan (Irl) Mario Fernandez (Ire) 7-4
2010 Bucarest Luca Brecel (Bel) Roy Stolk (Hol) 7-4
2011 Sofia Daniel Wells (Wal) Vincent Muldoon (Irl) 7-4
2012 Daugavpils Scott Donaldson (Sco) Brendan O’Donoghue (Irl) 7-3
2013 Zielona Góra Robin Hull (Fin) Gareth Allen (Wal) 7-2
2014 Sofia (Bul) Mitchell Mann (Eng) John Whitty (Eng) 7-2
2015 Prague (Cze) Michael Wild (Eng) Jamie Clarke (Wal) 7-4
