1999 Thailand Masters

The 1999 Thailand Masters was a professional ranking snooker tournament that took place between 1–7 March 1999 at the Ambassador Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand.^[1]

Thailand Masters

Tournament information
Dates	1–7 March 1999 (1999-03-01 – 1999-03-07)
Venue	Ambassador Hotel
City	Bangkok
Country	Thailand
Organisation	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Total prize fund	£295,000
Winner's share	£50,000
Final
Champion	Mark Williams (WAL)
Runner-up	Alan McManus (SCO)
Score	9–7
← 1998 2000 →

Mark Williams retained the title by winning in the final 9–7 against Alan McManus.^[2]

Wildcard round

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Match		Score
WC1	Hugh Abernethy (SCO)	5–3	Atthasit Mahitthi (THA)
WC2	Chan Wai Tat (THA)	w/o–w/d	Dean Reynolds (ENG)
WC3	Dave Finbow (ENG)	5–2	Kwan Poomjang (THA)
WC4	Ian McCulloch (ENG)	5–1	Phirom Ritthiprasong (THA)

Main draw

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	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 17 frames
	Stephen Hendry		5
	Paul Davies		4
						Stephen Hendry		5
						Alain Robidoux		1
	Alain Robidoux		5
	Quinten Hann		1
											Stephen Hendry		2
											Mark Williams		5
	Tony Drago		4
	Euan Henderson		5
						Euan Henderson		2
						Mark Williams		5
	Mark Williams		5
	Hugh Abernethy		3
																Mark Williams		6
																John Parrott		2
	John Parrott		5
	Dave Harold		4
						John Parrott		5
						Stephen Lee		3
	Stephen Lee		5
	Billy Snaddon		3
											John Parrott		5
											Ken Doherty		3
	James Wattana		5
	Bradley Jones		3
						James Wattana		2
						Ken Doherty		5
	Ken Doherty		5
	Chan Wai Tat		3
																					Mark Williams		9
																					Alan McManus		7
	Ronnie O'Sullivan		4
	Darren Morgan		5
						Darren Morgan		5
						Nigel Bond		1
	Nigel Bond		5
	Dave Finbow		0
											Darren Morgan		5
											Steve Davis		3
	Steve Davis		5
	Dominic Dale		2
						Steve Davis		5
						Peter Ebdon		1
	Peter Ebdon		5
	Paul Hunter		4
																Darren Morgan		1
																Alan McManus		6
	Alan McManus		5
	Matthew Stevens		4
						Alan McManus		5
						Joe Swail		4
	Anthony Hamilton		3
	Joe Swail		5
											Alan McManus		5
											John Higgins		4
	Mark King		5
	Jamie Burnett		1
						Mark King		3
						John Higgins		5
	John Higgins		5
	Ian McCulloch		2

Final

Final: Best of 17 frames. Ambassador Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand. 7 March 1999.[3]
Mark Williams  Wales	9–7	Alan McManus  Scotland
Afternoon: 87–0 (87), 114–2 (106), 0–94 (59), 64–10 (64), 53–62 (Williams 52), 77–63 (70), 72–17 (72), 68–24 Evening: 57–69 (Williams 57), 70–43 (65), 60–12, 12–65, 22–62, 53–73, 2–62, 78–46
106	Highest break	59
1	Century breaks	0
6	50+ breaks	3