1994 UK Championship (snooker) - Main Draw

Main Draw

First Round
Best of 17 frames		 Second Round
Best of 17 frames		 Third Round
Best of 17 frames		 Quarter-finals
Best of 17 frames		 Semi-finals
Best of 17 frames		 Final
Best of 19 frames
9 R O'Sullivan 9
M Flowerdew 7
9 R O'Sullivan 9
M Fenton 4
M Fenton 7
17 S James 1r
9 R O'Sullivan 9
14 T Griffiths 5
32 A Robidoux 9
M Judge 3
32 A Robidoux 8
14 T Griffiths 9
J Johnson 7
14 T Griffiths 9
9 R O'Sullivan 7
7 K Doherty 9
31 M Bennett 9
D Fowler 4
31 M Bennett 3
7 K Doherty 9
R Lawler 7
7 K Doherty 9
7 K Doherty 9
F O'Brien 4
13 D Roe 7
F O'Brien 9
F O'Brien 9
J Burnett 5
J Burnett 9
24 N Foulds 5
7 K Doherty 9
3 J Wattana 6
25 D Mountjoy 1
M Williams 9
M Williams 9
16 T Drago 8
J Read 7
16 T Drago 9
M Williams 8
4 J Parrott 9
21 T Knowles 8
N Marsh 9
N Marsh 4
5 J Parrott 9
T Jones 4
5 J Parrott 9
4 J Parrott 5
3 J Wattana 9
26 M Price 7
R McDonald 9
R McDonald 3
3 J Wattana 9
L Richardson 3
3 J Wattana 9
3 J Wattana 9
12 J Swail 4
12 J Swail 9
J Perry 4
12 J Swail 9
20 D O'Kane 5
E Henderson 6
20 D O'Kane 9
7 K Doherty 5
1 S Hendry 10
4 J White w/o
J Wych
4 J White 3
27 J Ferguson 9
C Small 7
27 J Ferguson 9
27 J Ferguson 1
10 P Ebdon 9
10 P Ebdon 9
K Payne 3
10 P Ebdon 9
23 D Taylor 2
W Jones 7
23 D Taylor 9
10 P Ebdon 9
19 D Harold 5
2 S Davis 9
P Davies 3
2 S Davis 6
19 D Harold 9
J Woodman 3
19 D Harold 9
19 D Harold 9
A Higgins 4
18 M Clark 3
D Henry 9
D Henry 7
A Higgins 9
A Higgins 9
11 N Bond 4
10 P Ebdon 8
1 S Hendry 9
30 B Morgan 9
B Snaddon 4
30 B Morgan 3
8 D Morgan 9
L Dodd 4
8 D Morgan 9
8 D Morgan 9
M King 5
22 M Hallett 6
A Hamilton 9
A Hamilton 8
M King 9
M King 9
6 A McManus 7
8 D Morgan 3
1 S Hendry 9
15 W Thorne 9
C MacGillivray 4
15 W Thorne 9
29 G Wilkinson 4
N Terry 8
29 G Wilkinson 9
15 W Thorne 2
1 S Hendry 9
28 D Reynolds 9
A Hicks 7
28 D Reynolds 8
1 S Hendry 9
A Rosa 5
1 S Hendry 9

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