
Dennis Taylor
Dennis Taylor is a retired Northern Irish professional snooker player, best known for winning the World Snooker Championship in 1985 in a dramatic final against Steve Davis, which has been hailed as one of the greatest matches in snooker history. Born on January 19, 1947, in Coalisland, Taylor's victory at the Crucible Theatre not only established him as a prominent figure in the sport but also made him a beloved personality in Northern Ireland. Following his playing career, Taylor transitioned into commentary and television presenting, where he has continued to contribute to the sport's popularity. His significant impact on snooker has earned him a place in the hearts of fans and made him an iconic figure in Northern Ireland's sporting history.
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Recent news mentions
An exhibition featuring Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor took place instead of the expected semi-final session.
Ronnie O’Sullivan plans new life in Middle East after sorry semi-final exit | Ronnie O'SullivanParris is working with players like O'Sullivan, or fellow big-name clients Steve Davis, Dennis Taylor and Judd Trump.
Ronnie O'Sullivan cue: How World Championship semi-finalist's cue is madeDennis Taylor was a competitor who faced Steve Davis in the 1985 World Snooker Championship final.
From Steve Davis to Rory McIlroy, sport strips the souls of even the best – The Irish TimesDennis Taylor declared McIlroy Northern Ireland’s 'greatest ever sportsman'.
Masters victory means McIlroy will get ‘hero’s welcome’ at home British Open















