2009 Shanghai Masters

The 2009 Roewe Shanghai Masters was a professional ranking snooker tournament that took place between 7–13 September 2009 at the Shanghai Grand Stage in Shanghai, China.

Roewe Shanghai Masters

Tournament information
Dates	7–13 September 2009
Venue	Shanghai Grand Stage
City	Shanghai
Country	China
Organisation(s)	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Total prize fund	£300,000
Winner's share	£55,000
Highest break	Shaun Murphy (133)
Final
Champion	Ronnie O'Sullivan
Runner-up	Liang Wenbo
Score	10–5
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Ronnie O'Sullivan won in the final 10–5 against Liang Wenbo.[1][2]

Prize fund

The breakdown of prize money for this year is shown below:[3]

Winner: £55,000 Runner-up: £28,000 Semi-final: £14,000 Quarter-final: £7,525 Last 16: £5,370 Last 32: £3,640 Last 48: £2,050 Last 64: £1,400

Stage one highest break: £500 Stage two highest break: £2,000 Total: £300,000[4]

Wildcard round

These matches were played in Shanghai on September 7.

Match		Score
WC1	Marcus Campbell	5–1	Tang Jun
WC2	Andrew Higginson	1–5	Tian Pengfei
WC3	Ken Doherty	5–0	Aditya Mehta
WC4	Graeme Dott	5–3	Mohammed Shehab
WC5	Nigel Bond	5–4	Yu Delu
WC6	Gerard Greene	4–5	Li Yan
WC7	Matthew Selt	5–0	Shi Hanqing

Main draw

	Last 32 Best of 9 frames					Last 16 Best of 9 frames					Quarter-finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-finals Best of 11 frames					Final Best of 19 frames
	1	Ricky Walden	5
		Mark King	1
						1	Ricky Walden	5
						11	Stephen Hendry	1
	11	Stephen Hendry	5
		Marcus Campbell	4
											1	Ricky Walden	3
												Liang Wenbo	5
	15	Peter Ebdon	1
		Liang Wenbo	5
							Liang Wenbo	5
						6	Ali Carter	0
	6	Ali Carter	5
		Tian Pengfei	3
																	Liang Wenbo	6
																5	Shaun Murphy	5
	5	Shaun Murphy	5
		Michael Holt	1
						5	Shaun Murphy	5
							Jamie Cope	0
	13	Joe Perry	4
		Jamie Cope	5
											5	Shaun Murphy	5
												Ken Doherty	0
	10	Neil Robertson	4
		Ken Doherty	5
							Ken Doherty	5
							Barry Hawkins	4
	4	Stephen Maguire[nb1 1]	w/d
		Barry Hawkins	w/o
																						Liang Wenbo	5
																					3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	10
	3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5
		Graeme Dott	0
						3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5
						9	Marco Fu	2
	9	Marco Fu	5
		Nigel Bond	4
											3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5
											14	Ding Junhui	3
	14	Ding Junhui	5
		Stephen Lee	2
						14	Ding Junhui	5
							Stuart Bingham	2
	8	Mark Selby	3
		Stuart Bingham	5
																3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	6
																2	John Higgins	1
	7	Ryan Day	5
		Li Yan	3
						7	Ryan Day	5
							Matthew Stevens	1
	12	Mark Allen	2
		Matthew Stevens	5
											7	Ryan Day	1
											2	John Higgins	5
	16	Mark Williams	5
		Joe Swail	3
						16	Mark Williams	1
						2	John Higgins	5
	2	John Higgins	5
		Matthew Selt	2

1. Maguire withdrew due to a shoulder injury (internal bleeding in muscle)

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Final

Final: Best of 19 frames. Referee: Eirian Williams. Shanghai Grand Stage, Shanghai, China, 13 September 2009.
Liang Wenbo  China	5–10	Ronnie O'Sullivan (3)  England
Afternoon: 2–70 (70), 59–66, 53–78, 67–27, 0–87 (80), 81–0 (81), 7–75 (75), 31–99 (91), 89–0 (89) Evening: 63–9, 0–109 (109), 62–51, 26–85 (56), 43–77 (69), 0–71 (71)
81	Highest break	109
0	Century breaks	1
2	50+ breaks	8

Qualifying

These matches took place between 3 and 6 August 2009 at the Pontin's Centre, Prestatyn, Wales.[7][8]

	Round 1 Best of 9 frames				Round 2 Best of 9 frames				Round 3 Best of 9 frames				Round 4 Best of 9 frames
		Daniel Wells	5			Joe Delaney	5			Stuart Pettman	5			Mark King	5
		Ian Preece	3			Daniel Wells	3			Joe Delaney	2			Stuart Pettman	4
		Li Hang[nb2 1]	w/d			David Morris	4			Marcus Campbell	5			Judd Trump	2
		Tony Drago	w/o			Tony Drago	5			Tony Drago	4			Marcus Campbell	5
		Chris Norbury	2			David Gilbert	5			Alan McManus	0			Liang Wenbo[nb2 2]	5
		Brendan O'Donoghue	5			Brendan O'Donoghue	2			David Gilbert	5			David Gilbert	2
		Bjorn Haneveer	5			Jimmy White	5			Andrew Higginson	5			Dave Harold	2
		David Gray	1			Bjorn Haneveer	0			Jimmy White	2			Andrew Higginson	5
		Atthasit Mahitthi	3			Mark Joyce	2			Jamie Burnett	5			Michael Holt	5
		Joe Jogia	5			Joe Jogia	5			Joe Jogia	4			Jamie Burnett	4
		Craig Steadman	5			Robert Milkins	5			Anthony Hamilton	5			Jamie Cope	5
		Zhang Anda	2			Craig Steadman	1			Robert Milkins	4			Anthony Hamilton	0
		Xiao Guodong	5			Rod Lawler	5			Ken Doherty	5			Fergal O'Brien	4
		Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	4			Xiao Guodong	4			Rod Lawler	2			Ken Doherty	5
		Simon Bedford	5			Liu Song	0			Ian McCulloch	1			Barry Hawkins	5
		David Hogan	3			Simon Bedford	5			Simon Bedford	5			Simon Bedford	1
		Stephen Rowlings	2			Barry Pinches	4			Mike Dunn	0			Graeme Dott	5
		Jimmy Robertson	5			Jimmy Robertson	5			Jimmy Robertson	5			Jimmy Robertson	4
		Matthew Couch	w/o			Jin Long	4			Dominic Dale	5			Nigel Bond	5
		Mei Xiwen[nb2 1]	w/d			Matthew Couch	5			Matthew Couch	2			Dominic Dale	4
		Lee Spick	5			Tom Ford	2			Michael Judge	1			Stephen Lee	5
		Andrew Norman	1			Lee Spick	5			Lee Spick	5			Lee Spick	3
		Lee Page	2			John Parrott	0			Mark Davis	5			Stuart Bingham	5
		Michael White	5			Michael White	5			Michael White	3			Mark Davis	2
		Ben Woollaston	5			Peter Lines	5			Martin Gould	5			Gerard Greene	5
		Sam Baird	4			Ben Woollaston	3			Peter Lines	0			Martin Gould	3
		Patrick Wallace	5			Paul Davies	3			Rory McLeod	3			Matthew Stevens	5
		Jordan Brown	4			Patrick Wallace	5			Patrick Wallace	5			Patrick Wallace	1
		Noppadol Sangnil	5			David Roe	3			Adrian Gunnell	5			Joe Swail	5
		James Wattana	2			Noppadol Sangnil	5			Noppadol Sangnil	2			Adrian Gunnell	1
		Matthew Selt	5			Andy Hicks	4			Jimmy Michie	1			Steve Davis	4
		Mark Boyle	2			Matthew Selt	5			Matthew Selt	5			Matthew Selt	5

1. Withdrew because of visa-problems.
2. Match was held over and played in Shanghai.

Century breaks

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Qualifying stage centuries 138 Dominic Dale 135 Gerard Greene 129, 120 Jordan Brown 127 Martin Gould 126 Mark Davis 118, 113, 102 Xiao Guodong 115 Patrick Wallace 114, 101 Andrew Higginson 113 Graeme Dott 112 Robert Milkins 110, 103 Lee Spick 108 Rod Lawler 105 Bjorn Haneveer 105 Matthew Selt 105 Judd Trump 100 Tony Drago

Televised stage centuries 133, 123, 106 Shaun Murphy 132, 101 Ding Junhui 129 Ken Doherty 128, 104 Matthew Selt 122, 103 Ricky Walden 120, 118 Matthew Stevens 118, 102 Liang Wenbo 111 Ryan Day 110, 101 Tian Pengfei 109, 101, 101 Ronnie O'Sullivan 102 Graeme Dott 101 Mark Williams 101 Stuart Bingham

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