Paul Davison

Quick Facts

Full Name	Paul Davison
Occupation	Snooker Player
Date Of Birth	Oct 1, 1971(1971-10-01)
Age	53
Birthplace	Pickering Village, Ontario
Country	Canada
Horoscope	Libra

Paul Davison Biography

Paul Davison is one of the most popular and richest Snooker Player who was born on October 1, 1971 in Pickering Village, Ontario, Canada. Paul S. Davison (born 1 October 1971) is a former professional snooker player from Pickering, North Yorkshire. He has been able to get a place on the main snooker tour after passing through the Qualifying School on three occasions.

In the qualifying rounds to the Australian Goldfields Open Davison won his first match of the season , 5-4 in a match against Andrew Norman, making a break of 141 during the match. Additional victories against Peter Lines and Mark King were the next to get Davison to the main draw for a ranking event twice in the span of his professional career. In the first round , he broke 112 and 124 to take the lead over Mark Davis 4-3 with his opponent required a snooker, with only one red left. Davis was able to get the snooker on the final pink, and then put the black and pink in pots to draw the match even. Davison was also in control of the decisive frame 49-10, but would eventually be defeated 5-4. Davison beat Gerard Greene 6-4 in the first round of the UK Championship and raced into an 3-0 lead in the second round against the world’s no. 7 Shaun Murphy, before conceding six frames consecutively to be eliminated from the tournament. After the match, Davison stated that he enjoyed the experience and did nothing wrong during the game as Murphy’s comeback was as impressive matchplay snooker as one could witness. Davison’s first appearance in last 32 in the year came at the German Masters after he recorded one of the top results of his career, knocking out the world’s number nine Marco Fu 5-2. Davison led Rod Lawler 4-1 in the following round, but he was unable to make it to the final 16 of a tournament that is ranked at the very first attempt, as Davison was defeated 5-4. After Davison fell 10-2 to Alan McManus in World Championship qualifying, he was unable to be among the top 64 of the world rankings since Davison was ranked 82nd and thus played for Q School in an attempt to regain his spot. He was unable to make it to the top 64 at both events, but fail to do this.

Davison lost eight matches in a row from October 2015 until April 2016 when he beat Yu Delu 10–9 in the first round of World Championship. He lost 10–7 to Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in the following round. He only won a total of four matches all season.

Davison defeated three players to make it through the final round of qualifying to play in Davison’s final qualifying round for Shanghai Masters, but he was defeated 5-1 by Anthony McGill. Davison came back from 2-0 down to Gary Wilson in the opening round of the UK Championship to win 6-3 and then lose in the final 6-4 match against Ben Woollaston. After defeating Joe Swail 4-0 in the first round of the Welsh Open, Davison was defeated 4-1 by Zhou Yuelong. He was a finalist to play in his place in the China Open, but lost 5-1 in the first round against Ding Junhui and entered Q School again in order to keep his place on the tour since Davison would have been removed out at the close of the season because he was ranked as world number 91. Davison made it into the last round in the inaugural event, but lost 4-2 to Billy Joe Castle. Davison made it through to the end of round two in his event , and defeated James Cahill 4-2 to remain on the tour. He has been able to advance to Q School three times.

Paul Davison Net Worth

Paul Davison is one of the richest Snooker Player from Canada. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Paul Davison 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

In the 2009-2010 season, he was ranked 3rd in the rankings of PIOS which meant he was able to keep his place on the professional 2010/2011 Main Tour. He won three qualification matches, and then the narrow victory of 5-4 against Dominic Dale, to progress to the wildcard phase in the 2012 German Masters. He defeated Pole Krzysztof Wrobel 5-1 to make it to the main phase of a ranking competition to the first time. He was taking on the reigning UK World Champion Judd Trump and was soundly defeated by 1-5 in less than 75 minutes. The win earned him ranking points, as the player continued to work toward his goal of getting to the top 64 players in the world, which would guarantee his spot on the tour for the next season. He did not play in any other matches during the remaining months of the season, and ended at 81st place in the world rankings and had to enroll in Q School to have a chance to play during this season. The month of May saw Davison was victorious in five games during his 2nd Q School event, concluding by winning 4-2 against Gareth Allen to earn a spot in the tournament for the following two seasons.

Davison nearly was able to qualify for the Davison almost qualified for the International Championship, the fourth ranking event in the 2012/2013 season. Davison beat Fraser Patrick, Peter Lines and Ben Woollaston. He later lost 3-6 to Dominic Dale in the final round. Davison enjoyed a steady year in the lower ranking Players Tour Championship Events, and his best performance came at the 3rd European Tour Event, where Davison defeated Ricky Norris, Joel Walker and Chris Norbury, before losing to the world’s top player Mark Selby 3-4 in the final 16. Davison made it to the final 32 on two occasions that helped Davison to finish 48th in the PTC Order of Merit. Davison’s season came to an end in defeat, losing 7-10 in the final to Alfie Burden at the end of the first round in World Championship Qualifying, which was the reason he finished his year as the world’s 75th.

Davison played in all six of the minor-ranking European Tour events during the 2014–15 season. His best performance came at the Riga Open, where he reached the last 32 with 4–3 and 4–1 wins over Jack Lisowski and Gerard Greene respectively, but he then lost 4–2 to Matthew Selt. A 4–3 victory against Kyren Wilson at the Paul Hunter Classic was his only other win in a European Tour event, with Davison losing 4–3 to Dechawat Poomjaeng in the subsequent round. He had two chances to rejoin the professional tour. The first came at the EBSA Play-offs where Davison was knocked out 4–3 by Martin O’Donnell in round two. His second came at Q School and in event two Davison won six games, concluding with a 4–3 victory over Luke Simmonds to earn a two-year tour card.

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Who is Paul Davison?

Paul Davison is the Co-Founder and CEO of Clubhouse. Davison is a San Diego native who graduated from Stanford and then earned his MBA from Stanford Business School. He had an internship at Google between degrees. Davison worked at consulting firm Bain and Co.

Who is Clubhouse owned by?

Paul Davison , CEO of Clubhouse. Clubhouse co-founder Paul Davison is a bundle of energy when he joins the Microsoft Teams call from his home in California. His high spirits contrast with the popularity of his audio-only chat app.

What is Clubhouse worth now?

The round reportedly valued Clubhouse at $4 billion , but it’s unclear what the start-up is worth today. Early on, exclusivity helped Clubhouse, which ranked No. 33 on this year’s CNBC Disruptor 50 list.

Who discovered Clubhouse?

From Jim Carrey fan site to Clubhouse: A founder’s journey to social media success. Rohan Seth is among the rising entrepreneurs, influencers, creators, and executives we highlighted on Fortune’s 2021 40 Under 40 list. Rohan Seth realized that Clubhouse was having a moment when Oprah showed up.

Is Clubhouse making money?

Clubhouse does currently not generate any revenue. It is focusing on expanding its user base before it introduces any monetization. Founded in 2020, Clubhouse has quickly risen to become worldwide phenomenon. The app has been downloaded more than 10 million times ever since.