World Snooker Championship 1988

World Snooker Championship 1988

The World Snooker Championship took place at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield between the 16th April to the 2nd May 1988.

Notable Moments

* Terry Griffiths made his second world final 9 years after his victory against Dennis Taylor but loses 18-11 to Steve Davis who wins his fifth World title.

* Bill Werbeniuk made his last appearance in the Crucible when he played Dennis Taylor and lost 8-10. During the match, he caused a stir when he attempted to stretch across the table, but due to his size was having some difficulty. Eventually, the inevitable happened and he broke wind loudly. With the audience, referee and Taylor trying to hold in their laughter, Werbeniuk got off the table, turned to the audience and said: "Who did that?"

* Steve James became the first player to make the highest century break during his debut at the World Championship when he made a 140 against Rex Williams in the first round.

* There were 18 century breaks in the 1988 World Snooker Championship.

Highest Break

*140 Steve James

Prize Money

Winner £95,000

Total £475,000

The results

World Snooker Championship Rounds
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|10|flagicon|England John Virgo|8
|flagicon|England Mike Hallett|10|flagicon|Canada Bob Chaperon|2
|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|10|flagicon|Canada Bill Werbeniuk|5
|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Alex Higgins|2
|flagicon|England John Parrott|10|flagicon|Australia Warren King|4
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|10|flagicon|Canada Kirk Stevens|6
|flagicon|England Steve James|10|flagicon|England Rex Williams|6
|flagicon|England Joe Johnson|10|flagicon|Wales Cliff Wilson|7
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|10|flagicon|England Steve Longworth|6
|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|10|flagicon|South Africa|1928 Peter Francisco|6
|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|10|flagicon|England Barry West|5
|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|10|flagicon|Wales Wayne Jones|7
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|10|flagicon|Australia John Campbell|3
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|10|flagicon|England "'Dean Reynolds|6
|flagicon|Australia Eddie Charlton|10|flagicon|South Africa|1928 "'Silvino Francisco|7
|flagicon|England Tony Knowles|10|flagicon|England Danny Fowler|7
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|13|flagicon|England Mike Hallett|1
|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|13|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|5
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|13|flagicon|England John Parrott|10
|flagicon|England Steve James|13|flagicon|England Joe Johnson|9
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|13|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|9
|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|13|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|1
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|12
|flagicon|England Tony Knowles|13|flagicon|Australia Eddie Charlton|7
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|13|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|3
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|13|flagicon|England Steve James|11
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|13|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|9
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13|flagicon|England Tony Knowles|6
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|16|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|8
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|16|flagicon|England Jimmy White|11
("Best of 35 frames") Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 1 May & 2 May 1988. Referee: John Williams
flagicon|England Steve Davis
18-11
Terry Griffiths flagicon|Wales
Scores to fill|
Scores to fill
flagicon|England Steve Davis wins the 1988 Embassy World Snooker Championship
"Best of 19 frames"
"Best of 25 frames"
"Best of 25 frames"
"Best of 31 frames"


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