First staged in Switzerland back in 1992, the Super Series Finals brings together the top eight player from the Hi-Tec Super Series Tour to compete in an annual grand final for one of the sport's most prestigious titles.

One of the richest events in the calendar, the Super Series Finals were staged at Zurich's Vitis Club in 1993 and 1994 before an increase in sponsorship saw the event take up a three-year residency at the vast Galleria shopping complex in Hatfield, Hertfordshire from 1996-98. The tournament was dominated in those early years by by Pakistan's Jansher Khan, who won the title four times in five attempts.

Peter Nicol won three successive events at Broadgate, with David Palmer taking the 2002 finals before going on to claim the World Open in December. The 2003 final was a real thriller, with Jonathon Power claiming his first title in a marathon battle with Nicol.

2004 saw Thierry Lincou win his first major title at the Broadgate Arena. He returns top of the Super Series standings to contest the 2005 title as World Champion and World No.1 (Feb 2005).

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