PSA Super Series Finals 2001/02

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The 9th PSA Super Series Men's Finals took place from June 17-21, 2002 in London , England . The tournament was part of the PSA World Tour 2001/02 and was endowed with 50,000 US dollars.

Defending champion was Peter Nicol , who failed in the semifinals that year against the eventual winner David Palmer . In the final, Palmer met his opponent Thierry Lincou with 15: 9, 10:15, 15: 7, 10:15 and 15: 4. This was Palmer's first title win in the Super Series Finals. Jonathon Power , who originally qualified in third place, had to cancel shortly before the start of the tournament due to injury. Chris Walker took over for him .

Results

Group A

table

Item Seeding list player Games sentences Points
1 2 EnglandEngland Peter Nicol 3-0 9: 1 148: 82
2 6th FranceFrance Thierry Lincou 2: 1 6: 4 128: 93
3 5 AustraliaAustralia Stewart Boswell 1: 2 5: 6 122: 147
4th 9 EnglandEngland Chris Walker 0: 3 0: 9 69: 154

Results

player player Result
EnglandEngland Peter Nicol FranceFrance Thierry Lincou 15: 7, 15:13, 15: 5
AustraliaAustralia Stewart Boswell EnglandEngland Chris Walker 15:11, 15:11, 15: 9
EnglandEngland Peter Nicol AustraliaAustralia Stewart Boswell 15: 7, 13:15, 15:12, 15: 4
FranceFrance Thierry Lincou EnglandEngland Chris Walker 15: 9, 15: 3, 15: 7
FranceFrance Thierry Lincou AustraliaAustralia Stewart Boswell 15:14, 13:15, 15: 3, 15: 7
EnglandEngland Peter Nicol EnglandEngland Chris Walker 15: 4, 15: 7, 15: 8

Group B

table

Item Seeding list player Games sentences Points
1 4th ScotlandScotland John White 2: 1 8: 4 153: 126
2 1 AustraliaAustralia David Palmer 2: 1 7: 6 159: 145
3 7th EnglandEngland Mark Chaloner 2: 1 6: 4 126: 109
4th 8th MalaysiaMalaysia Ong Beng Hee 0: 3 2: 9 96: 154

Results

player player Result
EnglandEngland Mark Chaloner AustraliaAustralia David Palmer 15:11, 8:15, 15:11, 15: 8
ScotlandScotland John White MalaysiaMalaysia Ong Beng Hee 15:11, 9:15, 15: 6, 15: 7
AustraliaAustralia David Palmer MalaysiaMalaysia Ong Beng Hee 15:11, 10:15, 15: 5, 15: 7
ScotlandScotland John White EnglandEngland Mark Chaloner 15:12, 15: 9, 15: 7
EnglandEngland Mark Chaloner MalaysiaMalaysia Ong Beng Hee 15: 4, 15: 7, 15: 8
AustraliaAustralia David Palmer ScotlandScotland John White 15: 5, 6:16, 15:10, 8:15, 15: 9

Semifinals

player player Result
AustraliaAustralia David Palmer EnglandEngland Peter Nicol 6:15, 17:16, 15:12, 15: 7
FranceFrance Thierry Lincou ScotlandScotland John White 15: 9, 15:13, 15: 7

final

player player Result
AustraliaAustralia David Palmer FranceFrance Thierry Lincou 15: 9, 10:15, 15: 7, 10:15, 15: 4

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