Warren Simpson

Warren Simpson was an Australian professional snooker player.

In 1971, he reached the final of the World Snooker Championship, losing 37-29 to John Spencer which was played in Sydney, Australia in November 1970.

He suffered from diabetes for many years and died in 1980.

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Name Simpson, Warren
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Short description Australian snooker player
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Date of death 1980
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