Jimmy Michie

[1] In the Northern Ireland Trophy, after having beaten Ben Woollaston and six-time World Champion runner-up Jimmy White, he lost 4–5 to James Wattana, and he fell in the Malta Cup to Stuart Bingham, 3–5.

[1] His first ranking semi-final (fifth-round) performance was earned, at the 1999 British Open by defeating Tony Drago, Marcus Campbell, Ronnie O'Sullivan, and 1991 World Champion John Parrott, finally losing to Anthony Hamilton.

[1] In the 2002 LG Cup, he beat Marco Fu and Mark King, and narrowly defeated quarter-finalist Gerard Greene 5–4 (after having been down 1–4 before dramatically rallying), to reach the semi-finals again.

[3] In early 2007 he was preparing for charity marathons to raise funds for the anti-cancer foundation that is the legacy of now-deceased fellow pro Paul Hunter.

[1] In 2016 Jimmy Michie was jailed for 44 months for importation of unlicensed medication, handling stolen goods, money laundering.