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Basic Facts

Born January 13, 1969

Lives Auchterarder, Tayside, Scotland

Nickname "The Golden Boy", "The Great One", "The Maestro"

Turned pro 1985
Manager: 110 Sport Ltd
Kerse Road
Sterling
Scotland
FK7 7SG
Tel 01786 462634

Match stats 1998/99 ranking events; 1999/2000 ranking events
Highest pro break 147 (eight times: 1992 Matchroom League, 1995 Embassy World Championship, 1995 Royal Liver Assurance UK Championship, 1997 Liverpool Victoria Charity Challenge, 1998 Dr Martens Premier League, 1999 British Open (autumn), 1999 Liverpool Victoria UK Championship and 2001 Rothmans Grand Prix)

Highest ranked 1 (1990-97)

Current ranking 2

World Championship best Winner seven times (1990, 1992-94, 1995, 1996, 1999)
Best ranking event performance Winner of 36 tournaments: Grand Prix 1987, 1990, 1991, 1995; British Open 1988, 1991, 1999 (autumn), 2003; Asian Open 1989, 1990; Dubai Duty Free Classic 1989, 1990, 1993; Embassy World Championship 1990, 1992-94, 1995, 1996, 1999; UK Championship 1989, 1990, 1994, 1995, 1996; Regal Welsh 1992, 1997, 2003; Scottish Open 1993 (International), 1997 (International), 1999; European Open 1993 (Dec), 1994, 2001; Thailand Masters 1998; Malta Cup 2005
Major invitation tournament victories: Benson & Hedges Masters 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996; Benson & Hedges Irish Masters 1992, 1997, 1999; Regal Scottish Masters 1995; Liverpool Victoria Charity Challenge 1995, 1997; Liverpool Victoria Champions Cup 1999

Career centuries 422 (end of 1997/98 season)

Career centuries 54 (end of 1997/98 season)

Career earnings ?,863,186 (through the 2001 Thailand Masters)

2000/2001 earnings ?95,950 (through the Thailand Masters)

Speciality Break-building, centre pocket pots

Achievements Stephen has won 36 ranking (record) and 79 titles in all (from 114 finals). He has won a record seven World championships, six Masters and five UK championships. After surpassing Steve Davis in 1990 he was the No. 1 player in the rankings until 1998.
He became the youngest World Professional Champion, at 21 yr 106 days on 29 Apr 1990.

Hendry became the first player to make more than two tournament 147s. His first was made in the 1992 Matchroom League and his second in the 1995 World Championship. The record-breaking third maximum came on 25 Nov 1995 in the UK Championship. Not content with this he made his fourth maximum on 5 Jan 1997 in the 1997 Liverpool Victoria Charity Challenge, his fifth on 23 May 1998 in the 1998 Dr Martens Premier League, his sixth on 19 Sep 1999 in the final of the 1999 British Open (the first maximum in a ranking final), his seventh on (21-23) November in 1999 in the 1999 Liverpool Victoria UK Championship and his eighth on 25 Feb 2001 in the final of the 2001 Rothmans Grand Prix!

Stephen made seven centuries in the final of the 1994 UK Championship, which is a record in a professional match. He also became the first player ever to make five centuries in seven frames.

From 17 Mar 1990 to his defeat by Jimmy White on 13 Jan 1991, the Scot won five sucessive titles and 36 consecutive matches in ranking tournaments. That's the longest unbeaten run ever.

Hendry is one of only five players to win both the World Championship and the UK Championship in the same year. Steve Davis, John Parrott, John Higgins and Ronnie O'Sullivan are the others.

Together with Steve Davis and John Higgins he is also the only one to hold the World, UK and Masters titles at the same time.

Hendry holds the record for most tons by one player in a tournament. He made 16 centuries during the 2002 World
Championship.

He was voted WPBSA Young Player of the Year in 1988 and Player of the Year in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995 and 1996.

He was a member of Scottish teams that won the 1996 Castrol-Honda World Cup and the 2001 Coalite Nations Cup.

Miscellaneous He has defeated Jimmy White in four World Championship finals (1990, 1992-94). His career record against the "Whirlwind" is 27-13 (?). Hendry had won their last 14 encounters before he was dumped 10-4 in the first round of the 1998 World Championship.

In the 1998 UK Championship he suffered a career-worst 9-0 loss to Marcus Campbell in the first round.

Stephen had won all his 12 matches with Tony Drago before he was beaten thrice in a row, in the quarter-finals of the 1998 German Masters, the quarter-finals of the 1998 Irish Open and the second round of the 1999 Benson & Hedges Masters.

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Results in Ranking Events

Color guide:
won the event lost his opening match
1994/95
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Dubai SF 4-6 Alan McManus
Grand Prix QF 2-5 Dave Harold
UK W 10-5 Ken Doherty
European W 9-3 John Parrott
Welsh QF 1-5 Chris Small
International 1R 4-5 Mark Johnston-Allen
Thailand 2R 2-5 Ronnie O'Sullivan
British QF 1-5 John Parrott
World W 18-9 Nigel Bond

1995/96
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Thailand Classic SF 4-5 John Parrott
Grand Prix W 9-5 John Higgins
UK W 10-3 Peter Ebdon
German SF 3-6 Ken Doherty
Welsh 3R 3-5 Dave Harold
International 2R 3-5 Rod Lawler
European 2R 3-5 Joe Swail
Thailand Open SF 3-6 Ken Doherty
British 3R 4-5 Nigel Bond
World W 18-12 Peter Ebdon

1996/97
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Asian Classic 2R 3-5 Brian Morgan
Grand Prix 1R 1-5 Matthew Stevens
UK W 10-9 John Higgins
German QF 2-5 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Welsh W 9-2 Mark King
International W 9-1 Tony Drago
European QF 2-5 James Wattana
Thailand SF 4-5 Nigel Bond
British RU 2-9 Mark J Williams
World RU 12-18 Ken Doherty

1997/98
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Grand Prix 2R 3-5 Jamie Burnett
UK RU 6-10 Ronnie O'Sullivan
German QF 3-5 John Parrott
Welsh 2R 4-5 Jamie Burnett
Scottish 4R 4-5 Marcus Campbell
Thailand W 9-6 John Parrott
British RU 8-9 John Higgins
World 1R 4-10 Jimmy White

1998/99
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Grand Prix QF 4-5 Dave Harold
UK 1R 0-9 Marcus Campbell
Irish: QF 4-5 Tony Drago
Welsh RU 8-9 Mark J Williams
Scottish W 9-1 Graeme Dott
Thailand QF 2-5 Mark J Williams
China SF 2-6 Billy Snaddon
British QF 3-5 Anthony Hamilton
World W 18-11 Mark J Williams

1999/2000
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British W 9-5 Peter Ebdon
Grand Prix 5R 3-5 Allister Carter
UK SF 6-9 Mark J Williams
China SF 4-6 Stephen Lee
Welsh 1R 3-5 Jason Ferguson
Malta QF 2-5 Stephen Lee
Thailand RU 5-9 Mark J Williams
Scottish 5R 2-5 Matthew Stevens
World 1R 7-10 Stuart Bingham

2000/2001
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British QF 3-5 Peter Ebdon
GP RU 5-9 Mark J Williams
UK SF 4-9 John Higgins
China SF 3-6 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Welsh QF 3-5 Ken Doherty
Thailand RU 3-9 Ken Doherty
Scottish 2R 2-5 Allister Carter
World QF 5-13 Matthew Stevens

2001/2002
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British 2R 1-5 Anthony Davies
LG Cup SF 4-6 Stephen Hendry
European W 9-2 Joe Perry
UK QF 8-9 Mark J Williams
Welsh SF 4-6 Ken Doherty
China 2R 1-5 Mark Selby
Thailand QF 3-5 Ronnie O'Sullivan
Scottish QF 3-5 David Gray
World RU 17-18 Peter Ebdon

haidy8288 - 2006-3-20 5:34:00