1990 World Snooker Championship
World Snooker Championship 1990 Embassy World Snooker Championship
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Attendees: | 32 |
Venue: | Crucible Theater , Sheffield , England |
Opening: | April 13, 1990 |
Endgame: | April 29, 1990
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Winner: | Stephen Hendry |
Finalist: | Jimmy White |
Highest Break: | 140 ( John Parrott ) |
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The 1990 World Snooker Championship took place from April 13 to May 29, 1990 at the Crucible Theater in Sheffield .
In the final, the Scot Stephen Hendry met Jimmy White . Hendry won the title with an 18:12 victory and became the youngest snooker world champion of all time at the age of 21 years and 106 days . Six-time world champion Steve Davis, on the other hand, missed a World Cup final for the first time since 1982.
Prize money
Prize money 1990 | Profit in £ |
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winner | 120,000 |
defeated finalist | 72,000 |
Semi-finalist | 36,000 |
Quarter finalist | 18,000 |
Round of 16 | 9,000 |
First round off | 5,000 |
Highest break | 12,000 |
Maximum break | 100,000 |
All in all | £ 620,000 |
Final round
final
Finale: Best of 35 Frames Referee: Len Ganley Crucible Theater , Sheffield , England , May 28-29. April 1990 |
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Jimmy White | 12: 18 | Stephen Hendry |
37: 78 ; 73 : 13; 48: 85 ; 71 : 49; 79 : 14; 60 : 27; 0: 86 87 : 27; 64: 75 ; 57: 68 ; 77:46 ; 99 : 4; 52: 63 ; 88 : 0; 1: 76 ; 108 : 0 100 : 0; 104 : 5; 73 : 4; 81 : 0; 50: 87 ; 17: 75 ; 72 : 63; 0: 109 97 : 6; 0: 127 ; 124 : 0; 13: 69 ; 90 : 27; 101 : 1 |
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87 | Highest break | 108 |
- | Century breaks | 3 |
7th | 50+ breaks | 13 |
qualification
The results of the two final qualifying rounds for the unset players are shown in the following overview:
4th round
game | Player 1 | Result | Player 2 |
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1 | Alain Robidoux | 10 : 6 | Ray Edmonds |
2 | Brady Gollan | 10 : 6 | Brian Morgan |
3 | Danny Fowler | 10 : 3 | Dave Gilbert |
4th | Darren Morgan | 10 : 7 | John Rea |
5 | Gary Wilkinson | 10 : 7 | Robert Marshall |
6th | Ian Graham | 10 : 8 | Mark Rowing |
7th | James Wattana | 10 : 8 | John Spencer |
8th | Jim Chambers | 10 : 5 | Graham Miles |
9 | Mark Bennett | 10 : 1 | Murdo MacLeod |
10 | Mark Johnston-Allen | 10 : 2 | Paddy Browne |
11 | Mick Price | 10 : 6 | John Campbell |
12 | Nigel Bond | 10 : 2 | Paul Watchorn |
13 | Nigel Gilbert | 10 : 6 | Andrew Cairns |
14th | Steve Campbell | 10 : 7 | Les Dodd |
15th | Tony Chappel | 10 : 3 | Barry Pinches |
16 | Tony Wilson | 10 : 6 | Pat Houlihan |
5th round
game | Player 1 | Result | Player 2 |
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1 | Alain Robidoux | 10 : 2 | Dene O'Kane |
2 | Alex Higgins | 10 : 6 | James Wattana |
3 | Brady Gollan | 10 : 7 | Eugene Hughes |
4th | Cliff Wilson | 10 : 6 | Tony Wilson |
5 | Danny Fowler | 10 : 9 | Barry West |
6th | Darren Morgan | 10 : 9 | Bob chaperone |
7th | Eddie Charlton | 10 : 5 | Mick Price |
8th | Gary Wilkinson | 10 : 7 | Silvino Francisco |
9 | Mark Bennett | 10 : 9 | Rex Williams |
10 | Neal Foulds | 10 : 7 | Steve Campbell |
11 | Nigel Gilbert | 10 : 6 | David Roe |
12 | Peter Francisco | 10 : 7 | Mark Johnston-Allen |
13 | Steve Newbury | 10 : 6 | Nigel Bond |
14th | Tony Chappel | 10 : 9 | Martin Clark |
15th | Tony Drago | 10 : 7 | Ian Graham |
16 | Wayne Jones | 10 : 6 | Jim Chambers |
Century breaks
There were 18 century breaks by ten different players.
The highest break in qualifying was a 135 break from Nigel Gilbert .
John Parrott | 140 |
Steve James | 135 |
Terry Griffiths | 131, 100 |
Cliff Thorburn | 128 |
Steve Davis | 118, 117, 112 |
Stephen Hendry | 117, 108, 108, 106, 104, 103 |
Willie Thorne | 109 |
Jimmy White | 105 |
Darren Morgan | 104 |
Tony Drago | 102 |
swell
- Chris Downer: Crucible Almanac (2011 edition). , Bournemouth 2011.
- Global Snooker ( Memento from August 20, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
- Chris Turner's Snooker Archive ( Memento from June 6, 2016 in the Internet Archive )