Stephen Hendry
Ranking finals: 57 (36 titles, 21 runners-up)

Stephen Hendry

Section Title: Ranking finals: 57 (36 titles, 21 runners-up)
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Outcome	No.	Year	Championship	Opponent in the final	Score

Winner	1.	1987	Grand Prix	Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor	10–7

Winner	2.	1988	British Open	England Mike Hallett	13–2

Runner-up	1.	1988	UK Championship	Wales Doug Mountjoy	12–16

Winner	3.	1989	Asian Open	Thailand James Wattana	9–2

Winner	4.	1989	Dubai Classic	Wales Doug Mountjoy	9–2

Winner	5.	1989	UK Championship	England Steve Davis	16–12

Runner-up	2.	1989	International Open	England Steve Davis	4–9

Runner-up	3.	1990	European Open	England John Parrott	6–10

Winner	6.	1990	World Snooker Championship	England Jimmy White	18–12

Winner	7.	1990	Grand Prix (2)	England Nigel Bond	10–5

Winner	8.	1990	Asian Open (2)	Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor	9–3

Winner	9.	1990	Dubai Classic (2)	England Steve Davis	9–1

Winner	10.	1990	UK Championship (2)	England Steve Davis	16–15

Runner-up	4.	1991	Classic	England Jimmy White	4–10

Winner	11.	1991	British Open (2)	England Gary Wilkinson	10–9

Winner	12.	1991	Grand Prix (3)	England Steve Davis	10–6

Winner	13.	1992	Welsh Open	Wales Darren Morgan	9–3

Runner-up	5.	1992	Classic (2)	England Steve Davis	8–9

Winner	14.	1992	World Snooker Championship (2)	England Jimmy White	18–14

Runner-up	6.	1992	Dubai Classic	England John Parrott	8–9

Runner-up	7.	1993	European Open (2)	England Steve Davis	4–10

Winner	15.	1993	International Open	England Steve Davis	10–6

Winner	16.	1993	World Snooker Championship (3)	England Jimmy White	18–5

Winner	17.	1993	Dubai Classic (3)	England Steve Davis	9–3

Runner-up	8.	1993	UK Championship (2)	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	6–10

Winner	18.	1993	European Open	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	9–5

Winner	19.	1994	World Snooker Championship (4)	England Jimmy White	18–17

Winner	20.	1994	UK Championship (3)	Republic of Ireland Ken Doherty	10–5

Winner	21.	1994	European Open (2)	England John Parrott	9–3

Winner	22.	1995	World Snooker Championship (5)	England Nigel Bond	18–9

Winner	23.	1995	Grand Prix (4)	Scotland John Higgins	9–5

Winner	24.	1995	UK Championship (4)	England Peter Ebdon	10–3

Winner	25.	1996	World Snooker Championship (6)	England Peter Ebdon	18–12

Winner	26.	1996	UK Championship (5)	Scotland John Higgins	10–9

Winner	27.	1997	Welsh Open (2)	England Mark King	9–2

Winner	28.	1997	International Open (2)	Malta Tony Drago	9–1

Runner-up	9.	1997	British Open	Wales Mark Williams	2–9

Runner-up	10.	1997	World Snooker Championship	Republic of Ireland Ken Doherty	12–18

Runner-up	11.	1997	UK Championship (3)	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	6–10

Winner	29.	1998	Thailand Masters (3)	England John Parrott	9–6

Runner-up	12.	1998	British Open (2)	Scotland John Higgins	8–9

Runner-up	13.	1999	Welsh Open	Wales Mark Williams	8–9

Winner	30.	1999	Scottish Open (3)	Scotland Graeme Dott	9–1

Winner	31.	1999	World Snooker Championship (7)	Wales Mark Williams	18–11

Winner	32.	1999	British Open (3)	England Peter Ebdon	9–1

Runner-up	14.	2000	Thailand Masters	Wales Mark Williams	5–9

Runner-up	15.	2001	Thailand Masters (2)	Republic of Ireland Ken Doherty	3–9

Winner	33.	2001	European Open (3)	England Joe Perry	9–2

Runner-up	16.	2002	World Snooker Championship (2)	England Peter Ebdon	17–18

Winner	34.	2003	Welsh Open (3)	Wales Mark Williams	9–5

Runner-up	17.	2003	European Open (3)	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	6–9

Winner	35.	2003	British Open (4)	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	9–6

Runner-up	18.	2003	UK Championship (4)	Wales Matthew Stevens	8–10

Runner-up	19.	2005	Welsh Open (2)	England Ronnie O'Sullivan	8–9

Winner	36.	2005	Malta Cup (4)	Scotland Graeme Dott	9–7

Runner-up	20.	2005	China Open	China Ding Junhui	5–9

Runner-up	21.	2006	UK Championship (5)	England Peter Ebdon	6–10

Sentence(s)

In the 1987season, Hendry won his first world ranking titles, the Grand Prix, beating Dennis Taylor 10–7 in the final, and the 1988 British Open.

final_sentence: In the 1987season, Hendry won his first world ranking titles, the Grand Prix, beating Dennis Taylor 10–7 in the final, and the 1988 British Open.