Mistrzostwa Świata w Snookerze 1998
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| Liczba uczestników | 32 | |||
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| Najwyższy break | 143 | |||
| Rozegrane mecze | 31 | |||
Mistrzostwa Świata w Snookerze 1998 (ang. Embassy World Snooker Championship) − ostatni a zarazem najważniejszy turniej w sezonie 1997/1998, rozegrany w dniach 18 kwietnia – 4 maja 1998 roku w Crucible Theatre w Sheffield.
Mistrzostwa wygrał Szkot John Higgins, pokonując w finale obrońcę tytułu Irlandczyka Kena Doherty’ego 18−12.
Nagrody
- Zwycięzca: £220,000
- II miejsce: £132,000
- Półfinalista: £66,000
- Ćwierćfinalista: £33,000
- Ostatnia 16: £17,750
- Ostatnia 32: £12,000
- Najwyższy break fazy zasadniczej turnieju : £19,000
- Łączna pula nagród: £1,323,000
Wydarzenia związane z turniejem
- W snookerowych mistrzostwach świata 1998 zadebiutowali David Gray, Quinten Hann oraz Matthew Stevens.
- Stephen Hendry po raz pierwszy od swojego debiutu w mistrzostwach świata w 1986 roku, odpadł już w pierwszej rundzie turnieju.
Drabinka turniejowa
| Finał (Lepszy w 35 frame’ach) Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. 3-4 maja. Sędzia: Laurie Annadale | ||
Ken Doherty | 12-18 | John Higgins |
| 73-34, 20-80, 7-86, 1-71, 0-113, 52-73, 0-130, 89-0, 112-0, 66-7, 97-18, 2-66, 4-103, 5-86, 0-138, 82-70, 90-39, 0-89, 61-6, 0-130, 90-0, 99-1, 48-58, 82-44, 14-60, 0-128, 58-71, 78-41, 16-66, 8-119 | 73-34, 20-80, 7-86, 1-71, 0-113, 52-73, 0-130, 89-0, 112-0, 66-7, 97-18, 2-66, 4-103, 5-86, 0-138, 82-70, 90-39, 0-89, 61-6, 0-130, 90-0, 99-1, 48-58, 82-44, 14-60, 0-128, 58-71, 78-41, 16-66, 8-119 | |
| John Higgins został mistrzem świata 1998 w snookerze. | ||
Breaki stupunktowe
John Higgins 143, 139, 131, 130, 130, 128, 119, 118, 114, 111, 109, 104, 103, 102
Jimmy White 143, 138, 118, 106- Ronnie O’Sullivan 141, 134, 118, 104, 100
- Peter Lines 141
- David Gray 140, 107
Ken Doherty 137, 134, 131, 112- Dave Harold 137
James Wattana 137- Stephen Lee 133, 109
Matthew Stevens 127, 100- Peter Ebdon 124, 117, 109, 108, 108, 104
- John Parrott 120, 108, 104, 102
- Anthony Hamilton 115, 108, 102, 100
- Alfred Burden 115, 105
- Darren Morgan 112
- Alan McManus 111
- Fergal O’Brien 105, 100
- Mark King 103, 100
- Mark Williams 102
Zobacz też
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c Embassy World Championship 1998. WWW Snooker. [dostęp 2011-04-03].
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| Professional Matchplay Championship | |
| Challenge matches | |
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| The Crucible Theatre |
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