World Snooker Championship 2003

World Snooker Championship 2003

The 2003 Embassy World Snooker Championship took place between 19 April and 5 May 2003 at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. Peter Ebdon looked to defend his world title which he won in 2002, but the final winner was Mark Williams, beating Ken Doherty by 18 frames to 16 in the final.

Notable Moments

Notable moments from the championship include:

* Ken Doherty recorded one of the greatest snooker comebacks of all time in his semi-final victory over Paul Hunter when he came from from 15-9 behind, after the 3rd session, to win 17-16 in the 4th and final session. Doherty finished the competition having played the most frames in a single world championship.

* With his first round 147 against Marco Fu, Ronnie O'Sullivan became the first person to score two maximum breaks at the Crucible. He also became the first to actually lose the match.

* Mark Williams came back from 0-2 down to win his second round match against Quinten Hann 13-2. Scoring 13 frames in a row remains the record for most frames won in a row in a single match.

* Ken Doherty played the full 19 frames in the first round, the full 25 in the second round, 21 in the quarter final, the full 33 in the semi final and 34 in the final, to finish at a record 132 frames, just 5 short of the maximum 137.

* John Higgins was white-washed 10-0 by Ken Doherty in their quarter final match. However he won 7 consecutive frames to make the score 10-7 before Doherty eventually won 13-8.

Prize Money

Winner £270,000

Results

World Snooker Championship Rounds
|flagicon|England Peter Ebdon |10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Gerard Greene|3
|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Joe Swail|8
|flagicon|England Paul Hunter|10|flagicon|England Ali Carter|5
|flagicon|Wales Matthew Stevens|10|flagicon|Scotland Chris Small|3
|flagicon|Ireland Ken Doherty |10|flagicon|England Shaun Murphy|9
|flagicon|Scotland Graeme Dott |10|flagicon|England Robert Milkins|4
|flagicon|England Sean Storey|10|flagicon|England Joe Perry|4
|flagicon|Scotland John Higgins|10|flagicon|England Ian McCulloch|7
|flagicon|Wales Mark Williams |10|flagicon|England Stuart Pettman|2
|flagicon|Australia Quinten Hann|10|flagicon|England John Parrott|5
|flagicon|Scotland Drew Henry|10|flagicon|England Mark King|5
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|10|flagicon|England Gary Wilkinson|7
|flagicon|England Stephen Lee|10|flagicon|England Steve Davis|6
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|10|flagicon|Thailand James Wattana|6
|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus |10|flagicon|England Nigel Bond|7
|flagicon|Hong_Kong Marco Fu|10|flagicon|England Ronnie O'Sullivan|6
|flagicon|England Peter Ebdon|13|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|5
|flagicon|England Paul Hunter|13|flagicon|Wales Matthew Stevens|6
|flagicon|Ireland Ken Doherty|13|flagicon|Scotland Graeme Dott|12
|flagicon|England Sean Storey|7|flagicon|Scotland John Higgins|13
|flagicon|Wales Mark Williams |13|flagicon|Australia Quinten Hann|2
|flagicon|Scotland Drew Henry|11|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|13
|flagicon|England Stephen Lee|13|flagicon|England Jimmy White|11
|flagicon|Scotland Alan McManus|7|flagicon|Hong Kong Marco Fu|13
|flagicon|England Peter Ebdon|12|flagicon|England Paul Hunter|13
|flagicon|Ireland Ken Doherty|13|flagicon|Scotland John Higgins|8
|flagicon|Wales Mark Williams|13|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|7
|flagicon|England Stephen Lee|13|flagicon|Hong Kong Marco Fu|7
|flagicon|England Paul Hunter|16|flagicon|Ireland Ken Doherty|17
|flagicon|Wales Mark Williams|17|flagicon|England Stephen Lee|8
("Best of 35 frames") Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. 4 May and 5 May. Referee: Jan Verhaas
flagicon|Wales Mark Williams
18 - 16
flagicon|Ireland Ken Doherty
60-37 ,82-55, "0"-97 (76), 73-29, 86-30, 82-12, 77-30, 75-56, "24"-85, 118-4, 76-1, 101-0, "0"-79, "69"-70, 75-0, "51"-60, "10"-73, "31"-62, "6"-128, "17"-61, "49"-82, "39"-70, 68-41, "0"-115, 62-19, "23"-98, 87-0, "45"-78, 121-0, 77-0, "17"-68, "16"-120, 96-28, 120-5
6 Century Breaks (3 for both players)
60-"37", 82-"55", 0-97, 73-"29", 86-"30", 82-"12", 77-"30", 75-"56", 24-85, 118-"4", 76-"1", 101-"0", 0-79, 69-70, 75-"0", 51-60, 10-73, 31-62, 6-128, 17-61, 49-82, 39-70, 68-"41", 0-115, 62-"19", 23-98, 87-"0", 45-78, 121-"0", 77-"0", 17-68, 16-120, 96-"28", 120-"5"
Mark Williams wins 2003 Embassy World Snooker Championship
"Best of 19 frames"
"Best of 25 frames"
"Best of 25 frames"
"Best of 33 frames"

High Break

147 (Ronnie O'Sullivan)

External links

BBC page [http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/snooker/world_champs_2003/default.stm]


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