1989 World Snooker Championship
In the finals played last year's winner Steve Davis against John Parrott. Davis won the game with 18:3 and overtook his sixth world title. At the same time it was the most significant victory in a World Snooker Championship final of all time.
- 3.1 Round 4
- 3.2 5th round
Purse
Final round
Final
In the clearest final of the World Cup history, Davis was able to work out from the beginning to a guide. Parrott took only the third and the seventh frame of the first session, so Davis went into the evening session with a 5-2 lead. There he moved to 13:3 it and played in the nine frames of the session a CenturyBreak and five breaks of more than 50 points. In the third session, Davis immediately brought all five, necessary to victory, frames at a time and thus won his sixth world title.
Qualification
The results of the final two qualifying rounds for the ungesetzen players are listed in the following table:
4th Round
5th round
Century- Breaks
There were obtained 19 Century Breaks from nine different players.
The highest break in qualifying was a 143- Break by Darren Morgan.
Swell
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