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== The event ==The 1986 Embassy World Snooker Championship took place at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield between the 19th April to the 5th May 1986.

Notable Moments

  • Future world champion and world no 1 Stephen Hendry made his debut losing 8-10 to Willie Thorne. It also made him the youngest player in the championship's history at the age of 17 years and 3 months. After the match, Hendry said in a press conference that he'd wait five years to win the title. He won his first within 4 years. Another debutant in 1986 was Danny Fowler who lost 2-10 to Terry Griffiths.
  • John Spencer made his last appearance at the Crucible losing 7-10 to Alex Higgins. The first Crucible champion then went on to lose in qualifying stages until his retirement in 1991.
  • There were 20 centuries in the 1986 World Snooker Championship, A new record until 1991.

    Highest Breaks

    134 Steve Davis

    Prize Money

    Winner: £70,000
       Runner-up: £42,000
       Highest Break: £7,000
       Total: £350,000

    The results

    Mike Hallett|10| Dennis Taylor|6
       || Joe Johnson|10| Dave Martin|3
       || Alex Higgins|10| John Spencer|7 || Terry Griffiths|10| Danny Fowler|2
       || Kirk Stevens|10| Dean Reynolds|6
       || Eddie Charlton|10| Cliff Wilson|6
       || Silvino Francisco|10| Rex Williams|4
       || Tony Knowles|10| Neal Foulds|9
       || Cliff Thorburn|10| Bill Werbeniuk|5
       || Eugene Hughes|10| David Taylor|7
       || Willie Thorne|10| Stephen Hendry|8
       || John Campbell|10| Ray Reardon|8
       || Jimmy White|10| John Virgo|7
       || John Parrott|10| Tony Meo|4
       || Doug Mountjoy|10| Perrie Mans|3
       || Steve Davis|10| Ray Edmonds|4
       
       || Joe Johnson|13| Mike Hallett|6
       || Terry Griffiths|13| Alex Higgins|12
       || Kirk Stevens|13| Eddie Charlton|12
       || Tony Knowles|13| Silvino Francisco|10
       || Cliff Thorburn|13| Eugene Hughes|6
       || Willie Thorne|13| John Campbell|9
       || Jimmy White|13| John Parrott|8
       || Steve Davis|13| Doug Mountjoy|5
       
       || Joe Johnson|13| Terry Griffiths|12
       || Tony Knowles|13| Kirk Stevens|9
       || Cliff Thorburn|13| Willie Thorne|6
       || Steve Davis|13| Jimmy White|5
       
       || Joe Johnson|16| Tony Knowles|8
       || Steve Davis|16| Cliff Thorburn|12
       |(Best of 35 frames) Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 4 May & 5 May 1986). Referee: John Street | Joe Johnson |18-12 |Steve Davis |Scores to fill | |Scores to fill | Joe Johnson wins the 1986 Embassy World Snooker Championship |Best of 19 frames |Best of 25 frames |Best of 25 frames |Best of 31 frames }}

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