World Snooker Championship 1993

World Snooker Championship 1993

The event

The 1993 Embassy World Snooker Championship took place at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, between the 16 April and 3 May 1993. The final stands out for the fact that Stephen Hendry, in what was his greatest performance at the Crucible, soundly defeated Jimmy White in the final, 18–5.

Notable moments

* Hendry beating White 18-5 was only the third time since the Championship moved to the Crucible, and so far the last, that the title was settled in the afternoon with a Cuegloss|Session to spare|session to spare.

* Hendry and Alan McManus in their semi-final Cuegloss|Match|match was the first time two Scots had competed against each other in a World Championship semi-final. A bagpiper played "Scotland the Brave" to mark the ocassasion, when he came down to the arena along with the two players.

* In the other semi-final, James Wattana of Thailand became the first player from the Far East to make it to that stage and the only fourth from overseas; until that point, the only non-British and non-Irish players that had made it to the last-four stage were from Canada and South Africa.

* Ronnie O'Sullivan made his World Championship debut at the age of 17 years and 5 months, making him the second-youngest Championship player since Stephen Hendry in the 1986 event. O'Sullivan lost to McManus 7–10 in the first round.

* There were 35 Cuegloss|Century|century breaks in the 1993 Championship, a new record beating 31 centuries in the 1991 event.

* Only one seeded player lost in the first round, equalling the championship's record low. This was in stark contrast to the previous year, in which a record-equalling eight seeds were defeated [http://www.thesnookerforum.com/board/showthread.php?t=6730]

Highest break

The highest break of the event was a 144 by Steve Davis.

Prize money

Winner: UK£175,000

The results

World Snooker Championship Rounds
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|10|flagicon|England Danny Fowler|1
|flagicon|Wales Darren Morgan|10|flagicon|England Les Dodd|6
|flagicon|England Nigel Bond|10|flagicon|England Spencer Dunn|4
|flagicon|England Gary Wilkinson|10|flagicon|England Dean Reynolds|4
|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|10|flagicon|England Brian Morgan|5
|flagicon|England Martin Clark|10|flagicon|England Karl Payne|6
|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus|10|flagicon|England Ronnie O'Sullivan|7
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|10|flagicon|England Peter Ebdon|3
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Joe Swail|4
|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|10|flagicon|Canada Alain Robidoux|6
|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|10|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|9
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|10|flagicon|England David Roe|6
|flagicon|Thailand James Wattana|10|flagicon|England Tony Jones|7
|flagicon|England Steve James|10|flagicon|England John Giles|2
|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|10|flagicon|England Shaun Mellish|6
|flagicon|England John Parrott|10|flagicon|Ireland Stephen O'Connor|3
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|13|flagicon|Wales Darren Morgan|4
|flagicon|England Nigel Bond|13|flagicon|England Gary Wilkinson|7
|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|13|flagicon|England Martin Clark|7
|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus|13|flagicon|England Steve Davis|11
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|6
|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|13|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|11
|flagicon|Thailand James Wattana|13|flagicon|England Steve James|7
|flagicon|England John Parrott|13|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|9
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|13|flagicon|England Nigel Bond|7
|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus|13|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|11
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|8
|flagicon|Thailand James Wattana|13|flagicon|England John Parrott|6
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|16|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus|9
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|16|flagicon|Thailand James Wattana|9
("Best of 35 frames") Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 2 May & 3 May 1993. Referee: Len Ganley
flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry
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