UK Championship 1997
| UK Championship | |
| Turneringsinformation | |
|---|---|
| Typ | Rankingturnering |
| Tidpunkt | 12 - 30 november 1997 |
| Arena | Guild Hall |
| Plats | Preston |
| Land | England |
| Prispengar | £ 440 000 |
| Till segraren | £ 75 000 |
| Regerande mästare | Stephen Hendry |
| Högsta break | 143 (Matthew Stevens) |
| Vinnare | |
| Vinnare | Ronnie O'Sullivan |
| Finalist | Stephen Hendry |
UK Championship 1997 (Liverpool Victoria UK Championship) var en rankingturnering i snooker som spelades mellan 12 och 30 november 1997 i Guild Hall i Preston, England. Ronnie O'Sullivan vann turneringen efter att ha slagit Stephen Hendry i finalen med 10-6. Det var O'Sullivans andra UK-titel och femte rankingtitel totalt[1].
Händelser i samband med turneringen
- Detta var 20:e och sista gången som UK Championship spelades i Preston[2].
- Finalen avgjordes då O'Sullivan gick från 3-5 till 9-5, och bland annat gjorde 356 poäng i rad utan att Hendry gjorde något[1].
- Finalen markerade slutet på Hendrys svit på 23 matcher utan förlust i UK Championship. Senast han förlorade (i finalen 1993) var det också O'Sullivan som var motståndare[1].
- I kvartsfinalen mellan Mark King och Stephen Lee var King vid ett tillfälle snookrad. Tolv gånger i rad försökte han träffa någon av de 14 röda på bordet utan att lyckas, vilket gjorde att Lee tjänade sammanlagt 48 poäng. Efter det 12:e försöket fortsatte Lee spela[1].
Resultat
Final
| Final: Bäst av 19 frames Guild Hall, Preston, England, 30 november 1997 | ||
Stephen Hendry Skottland | 6 - 10 | Ronnie O'Sullivan England |
| Eftermiddag: 103–29, 75–37, 13–78, 10–115, 63–44, 88–16, 28–67, 73–21, 33–98 Kväll: 23–75, 0–89, 0–72, 0–79, 0–82, 80–1, 17–70 | ||
| 89 | Högsta break | 98 |
| 0 | Centuries | 0 |
| 4 | 50+ breaks | 5 |
Huvudturnering
I huvudturneringen deltog 64 spelare. Nedan redovisas resultaten från och med omgång 2. I första omgången slogs bland andra Nigel Bond, Steve Davis, John Higgins och Paul Hunter ut.
Källor
Referenser
- ^ [a b c d] WWW Snooker
- ^ Chris Turner's Snooker Archive Arkiverad 16 februari 2012 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
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