Stephen Lee left ‘devastated’ by 12-year ban from snooker
Former world number five effectively banned for life after receiving sanction for match-fixing, writes Greg Leedham
Snooker star Stephen Lee said that he was “absolutely devastated” after receiving a 12-year ban for match-fixing.
Lee was found guilty of match-fixing charges relating to seven matches in 2008 and 2009, receiving his sanction today, but has launched an immediate appeal.
Speaking to reporters outside his home, he said: “I’ve done nothing wrong. I’m totally innocent from this and I’ll be making a public statement later on.”
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