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aus: Hugo Kastner: SNOOKER – Spieler, Regeln & Rekorde Update: Juli 2012 Ergänzung: Bild International Open / Jameson International / Goya Matchroom Trophy / Scottish Open / Players Championship (Ranking Turnier seit 1982) Das traditionelle International – zunächst auch unter Jameson International und Goya Matchroom Trophy bekannt – später als Scottish Open geführt, wurde bereits 1982 zum Ranking-Turnier erhoben. Der Rekordtitelträger ist wie so oft Steve Davis, der sich sechsmal feiern lassen durfte. Allerdings schaffte bei diesem Turnier ein anderer Spieler, der Kanadier Cliff Thorburn, ein im Professional Snooker einzigartiges Comeback. Im Finale 1985 gegen Jimmy White lag er in einem Frame sieben Snooker zurück, um letztlich doch noch das bessere Ende für sich zu haben. Aus Sponsoringgründen konnte dieses Turnier 2004 zum letzten Mal ausgetragen werden, allerdings unter dem Namen Daily Record Players Championship. Jimmy White beendete bei dieser finalen Veranstaltung unter dem frenetischen Beifall des Publikums seine zwölf Jahre andauernde Durststrecke ohne Ranking-Titel. Erster Gratulant war sein bereits 84-jähriger Vater. Nach einer Pause von acht Jahren wird dieser Traditionsbewerb 2012 unter dem alten Namen International Open neuerlich den Snooker-Kalender bereichern. Die Geschichte wiederholt sich! Daily Record Players Championship R 2004 Jimmy White (ENG) 9-7 Paul Hunter (ENG) Regal Scottish Open R 2003 David Gray (ENG) 9-7 Mark Selby (ENG) R 2002 Stephen Lee (ENG) 9-2 David Gray (ENG) R 2001 Peter Ebdon (ENG) 9-7 Ken Doherty (IRE) R 2000 Ronnie O'Sullivan (ENG) 9-1 Mark Williams (WAL) R 1999 Stephen Hendry (SCO) 9-1 Graeme Dott (SCO) R 1998 Ronnie O'Sullivan (ENG) 9-5 John Higgins (SCO) International Open R 1997 Stephen Hendry (SCO) 9-1 Tony Drago (MLT) Sweater Shop International Open R 1996 John Higgins (SCO) 9-3 Rod Lawler (ENG) R 1995 John Higgins (SCO) 9-5 Steve Davis (ENG) R 1994 John Parrott (ENG) 9-5 James Wattana Sky Sports International Open R 1993 Stephen Hendry (SCO) 10-6 Steve Davis (ENG) BCE International R 1989 Steve Davis (ENG) 9-4 Stephen Hendry (SCO) Fidelity Unit Trusts International R 1988 Steve Davis (ENG) 12-6 Jimmy White (ENG) R 1987 Steve Davis (ENG) 12-5 Cliff Thorburn BCE International R 1986 Neal Foulds (ENG) 12-9 Cliff Thorburn (CAN) Goya Matchroom Trophy R 1985 Cliff Thorburn (CAN) 12-10 Jimmy White (ENG) Jameson International R 1984 Steve Davis (ENG) 9-2 Tony Knowles (ENG) R 1983 Steve Davis (ENG) 9-4 Cliff Thorburn (CAN) R 1982 Tony Knowles (ENG) 9-6 David Taylor (ENG) 1981 Steve Davis (ENG) 9-0 Dennis Taylor (NIR) Maximum Breaks – Scottish Open 2000 Stephen Maguire – Phaithoon Phonbun 2000 Ronnie O’Sullivan – Quinten Hann 1 .

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