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The seventh edition of the Gibraltar Open takes place this spring with a return to the overseas territory after the 2021 edition was held in Milton Keynes due to Covid-19. Reigning champion Judd Trump is in action looking to win the title for the third year in a row as the whirlwind tournament sees its champion crowned from a pool of 128 competitors in just 72 hours.
Judd Trump lifted the largest trophy in snooker, in size rather than stature, with a 10-4 victory over Matthew Selt at the inaugural Turkish Masters on Sunday, but it is largesse that matters in the race to qualify for the 46th World Championship in Sheffield. The Gibraltar Open (24-26 March LIVE on Eurosport) and elite Tour Championship (28 March-3 April), involving the top eight players on the one-year ranking list, will again define the top 16 seeds for the Crucible Theatre – and who will need to endure the mental minefield of qualifiers at the nearby English Institute of Sport (4-13 April).
Judd Trump wrote a piece of history with a stunning 147 break in the final of the Turkish Masters with Matthew Selt. His normally stunning long potting has been off the mark for some time, but he got in with a brilliant long red and what followed was gripping, and stunning. Ad/> It appeared the thought of a maximum was on early in the piece, as Joe Johnson on Eurosport commentary said “four reds, four black.” Turkish Masters'The worst I have played for 10 years' — TrumpYESTERDAY AT 10:31 It probably was a little premature, but when Trump played a run through, clipping other reds in the process, rather than play for the easier blue, it made it clear the world No.
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That was the philosophy adopted by Judd Trump who took 11 attempts to escape from a snooker. Matthew Selt laid an excellent snooker in the first frame of the evening session of the Turkish Masters final.
Judd Trump leads Matthew Selt 5-3 ahead of the second session of the Turkish Masters final at the Nirvana Cosmopolitan Hotel in Antalya. The final of the inaugural staging of the event was an all-English affair pitting Trump against Selt, with the first man to 10 frames claiming the trophy and £100,000 first prize. Ad/> Selt opened with a run of 61, but Trump responded strongly with breaks of 61, 120, 56 and 56 to carve out a 5-3 lead before the evening session that begins at 17:00 GMT.
Matthew Selt held his nerve to advance to the second ranking final of his career when beating Ding Junhui 6-5 in the semi-finals of the Turkish Masters. Selt, who won the Indian Open in 2019, had spoken about looking to translate his form on the practice table to the main stage.
Judd Trump battled through to the semi-finals of the Turkish Masters, but conceded this is the worst he has played in a decade. After carrying all before him, and amassing 22 ranking titles, Trump has struggled for form in the current campaign.
For the second day in a row, Judd Trump was forced to dig deep to advance at the Turkish Masters. Having beaten Liang Wenbo in dramatic fashion on Thursday, he followed suit on Friday to rally and beat Zhou Yuelong in a decider. Ad/> Trump said after his win over Liang that he felt like he had been given an extra life, and he took advantage of it — and kept his Tour Championship hopes alive in the process.