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About World Masters Men 1989
Total Prize Pool
£9,600
Champion
£4,000
Semi finalists
£1,000
Runner-up
£2,000
Quarter finalists
£400
In the first weekend of December the sixteenth edition of the World Masters is being held at the Kensington Rainbow in London. Three times winner Bob Anderson was not able to reach the last 32 this year, giving other players opportunities. Peter Evison wins in 1989, beating Eric Bristow in the final.
In the semi-finals Evison defeats Bristow’s apprentice Phil Taylor. Bristow himself ends Jocky Wilson’s hopes.
Competitors Of World Masters Men 1989
Seeded
Other Entries
Godfrey Abela
Albert Anstey
Keith Bartholomew
Rainier Baumdich
Steve Beaton
Stan Brennan
Steve Brown
Frank Browne
Marcello Buess
Paul Burgham
Liam Burke
Larry Butler
Tonny Carlsen
Joel Chartier
Andreas Christodoulou
Kelvin Clarke
Hugh Cochrane
Terry Collins
Gaudenz Coray
Desmond Crisp
Mitchell Crooks
Renzo Cucchiaro
Chris Dalton
Alan Davies
Frans De Vooght
Alfred Desira
Valdemir Dos-Santos
Freddie Duarte
Stephan Eeckelaert
John Fallowfield
George Federico
Alistair Forrester
Alan Glazier
Roy Gokoel
Dennis Harbour
Jamie Harvey
Andy Hayfield
Len Heard
Kurt Hegner
Frank Hernandez
Arne Herrebroden
Lyle Herrick
Lyndon Hextall
Svein-Arne Hjelmeland
Jann Hoffmann
Paul Hogan
Eric Hutson
Per-Otto Jakobsen
Kim-G Jensen
Chris Johns
Pat Kelly
Kevin Kenny
Jukka Kiuiniemi
Dirk-Jan Klaver
Reuo Kononen
Bruno Ladovaz
Mikko Laiho
Yin-Koi Lam
Leo Laurens
Jean-Luc Leclercq
Dave Lee
Harith Lim
Stefan Lord
Jeffrey Lotherington
Enrico Marchetto
Aures Marinho
Charlie Maxwell
Peter McDonald
David McFadden
Kenny McIntyre
Fred McKinnon
Francis McMahon
Gust Mees
Pedro Minan-Martinez
Philip Misfud
Pete Mitchell
Patrick Moylan
Stefan Nagy
Xenis Nicholaou
Charalambos Nicolaou
Nicholas Nolan
Jan Nybakk
Andy Nye
John-Joe O'Shea
Miguel Ordonez
Michael Oscarsson
Denis Ovens
Stephen Parkes
Mauro Pavan
Nico Pizzaferri
Loic Querre
Antero Rantala
Bob Renard
David Richards
Antonto Ros
Troels Rusel
Juan Salpico
Khai-Ming Sam
Dieter Schutsch
Bruno Sebbeni
Dieter Sentrup
Paul Sinclair
Per Skau
Chris Smart
Kevin Spiolek
Harri Spora
Pierre Steiner
Harold Sweeney
Joe Tagliaferro
Phil Taylor
Loucas Themistoclous
Walter Tschudin
Alain Vecellio
Mike Veitch
Thiago Vidigal
Bert Vlaardingerbroek
Ronald Wensveen
Robbie Widdows
Jayson Williams
Ulysses Willis
Grant Young
Callers Of World Masters Men 1989
World Masters Men 1989
Kensington Rainbow in
London, ENG
London, ENG
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Sponsor:
Winmau
Participants:
137
Prize Pool:
£9,600
Start Date:
1 Dec 1989
End Date:
2 Dec 1989
