Thailand Open 1997
| Thailand Open | |
| Turneringsinformation | |
|---|---|
| Typ | Rankingturnering |
| Tidpunkt | 10 - 16 mars 1997 |
| Arena | Century Park Hotel |
| Plats | Bangkok |
| Land | Thailand |
| Till segraren | £ 40 000 |
| Regerande mästare | Alan McManus |
| Vinnare | |
| Vinnare | Peter Ebdon |
| Finalist | Nigel Bond |
Thailand Open 1997 var en rankingturnering i snooker som spelades mellan 10 och 16 mars 1997 i Bangkok, Thailand. Peter Ebdon vann turneringen efter att ha slagit Nigel Bond i finalen med 9-7. Det var Ebdons andra rankingtitel i karriären, den första var Grand Prix 1993.
Resultat
Final
| Final: Bäst av 17 frames Century Park Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand, 16 mars 1997 | ||
Peter Ebdon England | 9 - 7 | Nigel Bond England |
| Eftermiddag: 71–8, 24–67, 74–0, 8–65, 11–106, 23–85, 75–38, 72–2 Kväll: 71–11, 66–18, 29–65, 59–69, 64–17, 6–65, 73–8, 66–9 | ||
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