World Grand Prix 2020
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Liczba uczestników | 32 | |||
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Miejsce | The Centaur, Cheltenham | |||
Zwycięzca | ||||
II miejsce | ||||
Najwyższy break | 142 Neil Robertson |
World Grand Prix 2020 – jedenasty rankingowy turniej snookerowy w sezonie 2019/2020. Turniej ten rozegrany został w dniach 3-9 lutego 2020 roku[1].
Nagrody
Pieniężne
Zwycięzca: £ 100 000
II miejsce: £ 40 000
Półfinalista: £ 20 000
Ćwierćfinalista: £ 12 500
Runda 2: £ 7 500
Runda 1: £ 5000
Najwyższy break turnieju: £ 10 000
Pula nagród: £ 380 000
Rozstawienie
Pozycja | Zawodnik | Suma punktów |
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1 | Judd Trump | 514,000 |
2 | Shaun Murphy | 281,000 |
3 | Mark Selby | 257,500 |
4 | Ding Junhui | 253,750 |
5 | Neil Robertson | 164,500 |
6 | Mark Allen | 146,500 |
7 | Thepchaiya Un-Nooh | 130,500 |
8 | Yan Bingtao | 128,500 |
9 | John Higgins | 121,000 |
10 | Stephen Maguire | 114,500 |
11 | David Gilbert | 103,500 |
12 | Mark Williams | 101,250 |
13 | Joe Perry | 97,500 |
14 | Graeme Dott | 96,250 |
15 | Zhou Yuelong | 80,250 |
16 | Kyren Wilson | 79,500 |
17 | Jack Lisowski | 78,750 |
18 | Gary Wilson | 75,500 |
19 | Kurt Maflin | 71,500 |
20 | Allister Carter | 68,500 |
21 | Barry Hawkins | 65,250 |
22 | Ronnie O’Sullivan | 64,500 |
23 | Tom Ford | 60,250 |
24 | Stuart Bingham | 58,500 |
25 | Zhao Xintong | 58,250 |
26 | Matthew Selt | 57,750 |
27 | Liang Wenbo | 56,000 |
28 | Michael Holt | 52,000 |
29 | Scott Donaldson | 51,750 |
30 | Xiao Guodong | 51,000 |
31 | Matthew Stevens | 50,750 |
32 | Li Hang | 50,500 |
Drabinka turniejowa
Finał
Finał: (Do 10 frame’ów). The Centaur, Cheltenham, Anglia, 9 lutego 2020. Sędzia: Leo Scullion | ||
Neil Robertson | 10–8 | Graeme Dott |
Sesja popołudniowa: 70–9 (55), 67–69 (Robertson 63), 1–102 (56), 127–0 (127), 68–22, 110–0 (110), 63–21 (58), 41–58 Sesja wieczorna: 32–101 (62), 138–0 (107), 8–88 (88), 142–0 (142), 70–1 (69), 101–0 (101), 43–66, 37–65, 73–77 (Robertson 69), 70–17 | ||
142 | Najwyższy break | 88 |
5 | Breaki 100+ | 0 |
10 | Breaki 50+ | 3 |
Breaki stupunktowe
- 142, 140, 127, 110, 107, 105, 101, 100, 100 Neil Robertson
- 138, 100, 100 Judd Trump
- 134 Matthew Selt
- 132, 129, 120, 102, 100 Ronnie O’Sullivan
- 131, 111 Mark Selby
- 130 Mark Allen
- 129 Kyren Wilson
- 129 Li Hang
- 122 Michael Holt
- 120, 114 Scott Donaldson
- 115 David Gilbert
- 107 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- 106 Joe Perry
- 105 Liang Wenbo
- 103 Graeme Dott
- 103 Zhao Xintong
- 101 Xiao Guodong
Przypisy
- ↑ worldsnooker.com: World Grand Prix 2020 (ang.). World Snooker. [dostęp 2020-01-27].
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