Chris Simpson earned his first PSA World Tour title in 2008 at the Taiwan Open and followed that up with a victory at the Edmonton Open in December of that year.
The next few years saw Simpson prove to be prolific, with wins at the Bankers Hall Club Pro-Am in both 2011 and 2012 serving as valuable additions to his repertoire.
He celebrated a successful 2013, emerging victorious at both the Nottingham Open and the Jersey Classic. He also narrowly missed out on winning the London Open at the end of the year.
Simpson opened 2014 by making it to the second round of the Tournament of Champions in January before losing out 3-1 to Daryl Selby.
May 2014 however saw Simpson retain the Jersey Classic by defeating compatriot Adrian Waller in the final in a five-game epic.
He reached the final of a PSA M25 event for the first time at the Dubai Cup six months later but lost out to Karim Abdel Gawad in another encounter over five games.
However, he broke his PSA M25 title duck at the St George’s Hill Open by defeating fellow Englishman Daryl Selby in the final.
Simpson entered the top 20 PSA Men’s World rankings for two successive months at the end of 2016.
England’s Simpson then went onto lift the Open de Paris title in May 2016 when he beat fellow Englishman Declan James in the final 3-0.