The Merseyside Professional Championship was a professional non-

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tournament held in

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that ran from 1993 to 2004. The final champion was Joe Perry.

History

The tournament was a highly successful low-budget professional event promoted by referee Peter Williamson. Although the prize money was modest, it attracted a large field mainly drawn from the lower end of the ranking list.

Winners

References

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