World Open (snooker) - Winners

Winners

Year Winner Runner-up Final score Venue Season
Professional Players Tournament
1982 Ray Reardon Jimmy White 10–5 Birmingham 1982/1983
1983 Tony Knowles Joe Johnson 9–8 Bristol 1983/1984
Grand Prix
1984 Dennis Taylor Cliff Thorburn 10–2 Reading 1984/1985
1985 Steve Davis Dennis Taylor 10–9 Reading 1985/1986
1986 Jimmy White Rex Williams 10–6 Reading 1986/1987
1987 Stephen Hendry Dennis Taylor 10–7 Reading 1987/1988
1988 Steve Davis Alex Higgins 10–6 Reading 1988/1989
1989 Steve Davis Dean Reynolds 10–0 Reading 1989/1990
1990 Stephen Hendry Nigel Bond 10–5 Reading 1990/1991
1991 Stephen Hendry Steve Davis 10–6 Reading 1991/1992
1992 Jimmy White Ken Doherty 10–9 Reading 1992/1993
1993 Peter Ebdon Ken Doherty 9–6 Reading 1993/1994
1994 John Higgins Dave Harold 9–6 Derby 1994/1995
1995 Stephen Hendry John Higgins 9–5 Sunderland 1995/1996
1996 Mark Williams Euan Henderson 9–5 Bournemouth 1996/1997
1997 Dominic Dale John Higgins 9–6 Bournemouth 1997/1998
1998 Stephen Lee Marco Fu 9–2 Preston 1998/1999
1999 John Higgins Mark Williams 9–8 Preston 1999/2000
2000 Mark Williams Ronnie O'Sullivan 9–5 Telford 2000/2001
LG Cup
2001 Stephen Lee Peter Ebdon 9–4 Preston 2001/2002
2002 Chris Small Alan McManus 9–5 Preston 2002/2003
2003 Mark Williams John Higgins 9–5 Preston 2003/2004
Grand Prix
2004 Ronnie O'Sullivan Ian McCulloch 9–5 Preston 2004/2005
2005 John Higgins Ronnie O'Sullivan 9–2 Preston 2005/2006
2006 Neil Robertson Jamie Cope 9–5 Aberdeen 2006/2007
2007 Marco Fu Ronnie O'Sullivan 9–6 Aberdeen 2007/2008
2008 John Higgins Ryan Day 9–7 Glasgow 2008/2009
2009 Neil Robertson Ding Junhui 9–4 Glasgow 2009/2010
World Open
2010 Neil Robertson Ronnie O'Sullivan 5–1 Glasgow 2010/2011
2012 Mark Allen Stephen Lee 10–1 Haikou 2011/2012
2013 Haikou 2012/2013

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