1990 Grand Prix (snooker)

Rothmans Grand Prix

Tournament information
Dates	8–21 October 1990 (1990-10-08 – 1990-10-21)
Venue	Hexagon Theatre
City	Reading
Country	England
Organisation	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Total prize fund	£368,000
Winner's share	£75,000
Highest break	Jimmy White  (ENG) (140)
Final
Champion	Stephen Hendry  (SCO)
Runner-up	Nigel Bond  (ENG)
Score	10–5
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The 1990 Rothmans Grand Prix was a professional ranking snooker tournament held at the Hexagon Theatre in Reading, England. ^[1]

Stephen Hendry won in the final 10–5 against Nigel Bond.

Main draw

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	Last 64 Best of 9 frames					Last 32 Best of 9 frames					Last 16 Best of 9 frames					Quarter-finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-finals Best of 17 frames					Final Best of 19 frames
	Nigel Bond		5
	Steve Davis		2
						Nigel Bond		5
						Eddie Charlton		3
	Eddie Charlton		5
	Paul Gibson		2
											Nigel Bond		5
											Willie Thorne		1
	Willie Thorne		5
	Alan McManus		1
						Willie Thorne		5
						Tony Drago		3
	Tony Drago		5
	Rod Lawler		4
																Nigel Bond		5
																Neal Foulds		2
	Neal Foulds		5
	Murdo MacLeod		0
						Neal Foulds		5
						Colin Roscoe		2
	Colin Roscoe		5
	Joe Johnson		2
											Neal Foulds		5
											Mike Hallett		2
	Mike Hallett		5
	Joe O'Boye		1
						Mike Hallett		5
						Wayne Jones		2
	Wayne Jones		5
	Mark Johnston-Allen		1
																					Nigel Bond		9
																					Jimmy White		8
	Ian Graham		5
	Doug Mountjoy		1
						Ian Graham		5
						Cliff Wilson		3
	Cliff Wilson		5
	Chris Cookson		3
											Ian Graham		2
											Eugene Hughes		5
	Nick Dyson		5
	Tony Meo		1
						Nick Dyson		3
						Eugene Hughes		5
	Eugene Hughes		5
	Cliff Thorburn		3
																Jimmy White		5
																Eugene Hughes		2
	Dennis Taylor		5
	Stephen Murphy		0
						Dennis Taylor		3
						Gary Wilkinson		5
	Gary Wilkinson		5
	Graham Miles		1
											Gary Wilkinson		0
											Jimmy White		5
	Jimmy White		5
	Paddy Browne		3
						Jimmy White		5
						Steve Newbury		2
	Steve Newbury		5
	Jason Ferguson		2
																										Nigel Bond		5
																										Stephen Hendry		10
	John Parrott		5
	Brady Gollan		2
						John Parrott		5
						Barry West		1
	Barry West		5
	Mark Bennett		4
											John Parrott		5
											Dene O'Kane		2
	John Campbell		w/o
	Alex Higgins		w/d
						John Campbell		3
						Dene O'Kane		5
	Dene O'Kane		5
	Rex Williams		0
																John Parrott		3
																Steve James		5
	Steve James		5
	Robert Marshall		1
						Steve James		5
						Jim Chambers		2
	Jim Chambers		5
	Danny Fowler		2
											Steve James		5
											Kirk Stevens		2
	Terry Griffiths		5
	Roger Bales		3
						Terry Griffiths		2
						Kirk Stevens		5
	Kirk Stevens		5
	Bob Chaperon		0
																					Steve James		5
																					Stephen Hendry		9
	Darren Morgan		5
	Dean Reynolds		2
						Darren Morgan		1
						Peter Francisco		5
	Peter Francisco		5
	Marcel Gauvreau		2
											Peter Francisco		5
											Ken Owers		1
	Ken Owers		5
	John Virgo		2
						Ken Owers		5
						Tony Knowles		4
	Tony Knowles		5
	Tony Jones		2
																Peter Francisco		0
																Stephen Hendry		5
	Martin Clark		5
	Jason Smith		1
						Martin Clark		3
						Alain Robidoux		5
	Alain Robidoux		5
	Nigel Gilbert		2
											Alain Robidoux		3
											Stephen Hendry		5
	Stephen Hendry		5
	Jon Wright		2
						Stephen Hendry		5
						Silvino Francisco		4
	Silvino Francisco		5
	Bob Harris		2

Final

Final: Best of 19 frames. Referee: Len Ganley Hexagon Theatre, Reading, England, 21 October 1990.
Stephen Hendry   Scotland	10–5	Nigel Bond   England
81–15, 82–0 (82), 64–63, 0–108 (100), 2–80 (65), 0–139 (139), 0–86 (85), 43–78, 72–16, 106–0 (106), 70–40, 77–18, 105–1 (61), 93–31 (93), 63–41
106	Highest break	139
1	Century breaks	2
4	50+ breaks	4

Century breaks

• 140 – Jimmy White
• 139, 100 – Nigel Bond
• 134, 106 – Stephen Hendry
• 133 – John Parrott
• 122, 101 – Dene O'Kane
• 122 – Kirk Stevens
• 122 – Willie Thorne
• 119 – Andrew Cairns
• 117 – Martin Clark
• 114 – Gary Wilkinson
• 111 – Brady Gollan
• 110 – Alain Robidoux
• 107 – Murdo MacLeod
• 104 – Peter Francisco
• 102 – Stephen Murphy
• 101 – Paul Watchorn

References

1. Turner, Chris. "Professional Players Tournament, Grand Prix, LG Cup". cajt.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk. Chris Turner's Snooker Archive. Archived from the original on 16 February 2012. Retrieved 14 December 2011.
2. "Grand Prix". Snooker Scene. Archived from the original on 24 January 2013. Retrieved 29 November 2017.
3. "1991 World Open Results". Snooker Database. Archived from the original on 1 December 2017. Retrieved 29 November 2017.