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Encyclopedia > Asian Open (snooker)



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The Thailand Masters was a professional snooker tournament. Previously going under the names of Thailand Open and Asian Open, it was a ranking tournament from 1989/90 to 2001/02.


Local star James Wattana has done particularly well in this tournament, winning it twice.




Winners


Year Winner Opponent Final score Season
Asian Open
1989 Stephen Hendry James Wattana 9 - 6 1989/90
1990 Stephen Hendry Dennis Taylor 9 - 3 1990/91
1992 Steve Davis Alan McManus 9 - 3 1991/92
1993 Dave Harold Darren Morgan 9 - 3 1992/93
Thailand Open
1994 James Wattana Steve Davis 9 - 7 1993/94
1995 James Wattana Ronnie O'Sullivan 9 - 6 1994/95
1996 Alan McManus Ken Doherty 9 - 8 1995/96
1997 Peter Ebdon Nigel Bond 9 - 7 1996/97
Thailand Masters
1998 Stephen Hendry John Parrott 9 - 6 1997/98
1999 Mark Williams Alan McManus 9 - 7 1998/99
2000 Mark Williams Stephen Hendry 9 - 5 1999/00
2001 Ken Doherty Stephen Hendry 9 - 3 2000/01
2002 Mark Williams Stephen Lee 9 - 4 2001/02



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Stephen Hendry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (963 words)
Stephen Hendry MBE (born January 13, 1969 in Auchterarder, Perth and Kinross) is a Scottish professional snooker player.
Hendry first won the World Professional Snooker Championship in 1990 at the age of 21, becoming the youngest player ever to win the event.
Hendry was ranked number 1 from 1990 to 1998 in a record-breaking 8 season streak, and has retained the world no.1 spot again for the 2006/7 season, extending this record to a total of nine seasons.
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