Michael Judge
2004 Grand Prix Semi-Finalist
World Ranking
102
Money List Earnings
£17,500
One Year List Earnings
£9,500
Irish
12/01/1975
Date of Birth
1992
Turned Pro
Right
Hand
144
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
115
Frames Played
40
Frames Won
75
Frames Lost
34.78%
Frames Won Percentage
2,559
Shots Played
22.25
Shots Per Frame
10
Breaks Over 50
11.5
50 Break Rate
1
Breaks Over 100
115
100 Break Rate
Bio
Ireland’s Michael Judge achieved his best result at the 2004 Grand Prix when he defeated Mark Williams, Marcus Campbell, Marco Fu and Joe Perry to reach his first ranking event semi-final.
A former top 32 player, having peaked at 24 during the 2002/3 season, the Dubliner has qualified for the Crucible stages of the World Championship on three occasions, notably defeating former champion John Parrott in 2001, before losing out to compatriot Ken Doherty in the last 16.
At amateur level, Judge is a two-time Irish national champion and in 2019 defeated Jimmy White 4-2 to win the UK Seniors Championship in Hull.
A professional from 1992-2011, Judge secured his return to the World Snooker Tour a decade later by successfully coming through Q School.
