Snooker Masters Full List Of The Past Winners And Prize Money Pool Distribution

The Snooker Masters 2022, also known as the Cazoo Masters 2022 started on January 9 and will be ending on January 16, know the list of the past winners and prize money
The Snooker Masters 2022 tournament is being held at the Alexandra Palace in London, England.
The Snooker Masters 2022 is currently underway at the Alexandra Palace in London, England. The professional snooker tournament started on January 9, 2022, and will end on January 16, 2022. The Snooker Masters 2022 comes under the World Snooker Tour of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA). The first-ever Snooker Masters was held in 1975 and the tournament has drawn the attention of the global snooker fanbase ever since.
Here is the list of the winners of the Snooker Masters right from 1975, followed by the prize money distribution of the Snooker Masters 2022.

Past Winners Full List Of Snooker Masters
Year

Winner

Runner-up

Final score

Season

Venue
1975

John Spencer (England)

Ray Reardon (Wales)

9–8

1974/75

West Centre Hotel, London
1976

Ray Reardon (Wales)

Graham Miles (England)

7–3

1975/76

New London Theatre,

London
1977

Doug Mountjoy (Wales)

Ray Reardon (Wales)

7–6

1976/77
1978

Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland)

Cliff Thorburn (Canada)

7–5

1977/78
1979

Perrie Mans (South Africa)

Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland)

8–4

1978/79

Wembley Conference Centre,

London
1980

Terry Griffiths (Wales)

Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland)

9–5

1979/80
1981

Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland)

Terry Griffiths (Wales)

9–6

1980/81
1982

Steve Davis (England)

Terry Griffiths (Wales)

9–5

1981/82
1983

Cliff Thorburn (Canada)

Ray Reardon (Wales)

9–7

1982/83
1984

Jimmy White (England)

Terry Griffiths (Wales)

9–5

1983/84
1985

Cliff Thorburn (Canada)

Doug Mountjoy (Wales)

9–6

1984/85
1986

Cliff Thorburn (Canada)

Jimmy White (England)

9–5

1985/86
1987

Dennis Taylor (Northern Ireland)

Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland)

9–8

1986/87
1988

Steve Davis (England)

Mike Hallett (England)

9–0

1987/88
1989

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

John Parrott (England)

9–6

1988/89
1990

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

John Parrott (England)

9–4

1989/90
1991

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

Mike Hallett (England)

9–8

1990/91
1992

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

John Parrott (England)

9–4

1991/92
1993

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

James Wattana (Thailand)

9–5

1992/93
1994

Alan McManus (Scotland)

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

9–8

1993/94
1995

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

John Higgins (Scotland)

9–3

1994/95
1996

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–5

1995/96
1997

Steve Davis (England)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–8

1996/97
1998

Mark Williams (Wales)

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

10–9

1997/98
1999

John Higgins (Scotland)

Ken Doherty (Ireland)

10–8

1998/99
2000

Matthew Stevens (Wales)

Ken Doherty (Ireland)

10–8

1999/00
2001

Paul Hunter (England)

Fergal O'Brien (Ireland)

10–9

2000/01
2002

Paul Hunter (England)

Mark Williams (Wales)

10–9

2001/02
2003

Mark Williams (Wales)

Stephen Hendry (Scotland)

10–4

2002/03
2004

Paul Hunter (England)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–9

2003/04
2005

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

John Higgins (Scotland)

10–3

2004/05
2006

John Higgins (Scotland)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–9

2005/06
2007

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

Ding Junhui (China)

10–3

2006/07

Wembley Arena,

London
2008

Mark Selby (England)

Stephen Lee (England)

10–3

2007/08
2009

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

Mark Selby (England)

10–8

2008/09
2010

Mark Selby (England)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–9

2009/10
2011

Ding Junhui (China)

 Marco Fu (Hong Kong)

10–4

2010/11
2012

Neil Robertson (Australia)

Shaun Murphy (England)

10–6

2011/12

Alexandra Palace,

London
2013

Mark Selby (England)

Neil Robertson (Australia)

10–6

2012/13
2014

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

Mark Selby (England)

10–4

2013/14
2015

Shaun Murphy (England)

Neil Robertson (Australia)

10–2

2014/15
2016

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

Barry Hawkins (England)

10–1

2015/16
2017

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

Joe Perry (England)

10–7

2016/17
2018

Mark Allen (Northern Ireland)

Kyren Wilson (England)

10–7

2017/18
2019

Judd Trump (England)

Ronnie O'Sullivan (England)

10–4

2018/19
2020

Stuart Bingham (England)

Ali Carter (England)

10–8

2019/20
2021

Yan Bingtao (China)

John Higgins (Scotland)

10–8

2020/21

Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes
2022
2021/22

Alexandra Palace, London
Snooker Masters 2022 Prize Money Pool Purse Distribution

Winner: £250,000
Runner-up: £100,000
Semi-finals: £60,000
Quarter-finals: £30,000
Last 16: £15,000
Highest break: £15,000
TOTAL Prize Money distributed for the Snooker Masters 2022 is £725,000
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