German Open 1995
| German Open | |
| Turneringsinformation | |
|---|---|
| Typ | Rankingturnering |
| Tidpunkt | 3–10 december 1995 |
| Arena | Frankfurt Messe |
| Plats | Frankfurt |
| Land | Tyskland |
| Till segraren | 40 000 GBP |
| Regerande mästare | Ingen, första upplagan av turneringen |
| Högsta break | 139 (John Higgins) |
| Vinnare | |
| Vinnare |  John Higgins |
| Finalist |  Ken Doherty |
1996 → | |
German Open 1995 var en rankingturnering i snooker som spelades mellan 3 och 10 december 1995 i Frankfurt, Tyskland.
Detta var den första upplagan av German Open som spelades vilket innebar att det för första gången spelades två rankingturneringar i Europa utanför Storbritannien samma säsong.
John Higgins vann turneringen efter att ha slagit Ken Doherty i finalen med 9–3.
Händelser i samband med turneringen
- Eurosport visade två matcher live från andra omgången. Annars skulle det dröja till 2003 innan Eurosport fortsatte med reguljära snookersändningar[1].
- Tony Drago hade aldrig vunnit mot Stephen Hendry men kom nära denna gången, han ledde med 3–1 i pausen men Hendry vann fyra raka frames och vann sin tionde raka seger mot Drago[2].
- John Higgins ledde i semifinalen mot Alan McManus med 5–4 i frames och 70–0 med bara 67 poäng på bordet. McManus lyckades dock ordna en snooker och vann framet med 71–70! Higgins höll dock nerverna i styr och vann det avgörande framet med 68–12.
Huvudturnering
Final
| Final: Bäst av 17 frames Frankfurt Messe, Frankfurt, Tyskland, 10 december 1995 | ||
| John Higgins Skottland | 3–9 | Ken Doherty Irland |
| Eftermiddag: 16–106 (105), 112–0, 97–0, 64–50, 8–55, 45–80, 66–0, 73–19 Kväll: 77–42, 90–39, (139) 143–0, 82–52 | ||
| 139 | Högsta break | 105 |
| 1 | Centuries | 1 |
| 5 | 50+ breaks | 3 |
Källor
Referenser
- ^ Eurosport Partnership Extended Arkiverad 29 juli 2014 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
- ^ German Open
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