Men's Winners
Year | Winner | Score | Runner Up |
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1978 | Leighton Rees | 11–7 (legs) | John Lowe |
1979 | John Lowe | 5–0 | Leighton Rees |
1980 | Eric Bristow | 5–3 | Bobby George |
1981 | Eric Bristow | 5–3 | John Lowe |
1982 | Jocky Wilson | 5–3 | John Lowe |
1983 | Keith Deller | 6–5 | Eric Bristow |
1984 | Eric Bristow | 7–1 | Dave Whitcombe |
1985 | Eric Bristow | 6–2 | John Lowe |
1986 | Eric Bristow | 6–0 | Dave Whitcombe |
1987 | John Lowe | 6–4 | Eric Bristow |
1988 | Bob Anderson | 6–4 | John Lowe |
1989 | Jocky Wilson | 6–4 | Eric Bristow |
1990 | Phil Taylor | 6–1 | Eric Bristow |
1991 | Dennis Priestley | 6–0 | Eric Bristow |
1992 | Phil Taylor | 6–5 | Mike Gregory |
1993 | John Lowe | 6–3 | Alan Warriner |
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