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Judd Trump has been knocked out of the European Masters, falling 5-3 to Norway’s Kurt Maflin at the last-32 stage. Trump’s wait to win a ranking title this season continues as he failed to produce his best snooker against Maflin who had an excellent match. Ad/> Maflin got off to a bright start with a break of 97 enough to secure the opening frame.
Around the tables Ad/> Alfie Burden 0-5 Neil Robertson Shaun Murphy 3-4 Noppon Saengkham Mitchell Mann 5-0 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Hossein Vafaei 0-5 Anthony McGill Andrew Higginson 4-5 Kurt Maflin Judd Trump 5-4 Jak Jones European Masters'Strange little sideshow' — O'Sullivan put off by a bright light in win over Zhang2 HOURS AGO Trump 5-4 Jones An outstanding break of 98 from Trump. He wins a third straight frame to complete a 5-4 win from 4-2 behind. Trump through to face Kurt Maflin in the last 32 on Wednesday night (7pm GMT).
Jack Lisowski and Stephen Maguire helped themselves to four centuries in booking their respective places in the last 64 of the inaugural Turkish Masters in Antalya next month. World number 17 Lisowski enjoyed breaks of 109, 98, 110, 53 and 65 in easing to a 5-1 victory over world seniors champion David Lilley while 2004 UK Championship winner Maguire compiled knocks of 94, 103 and 101 in a 5-2 dismissal of world 79 Zhao Jianbo.
Masters champion Neil Robertson bowed out of the BildBet German Masters in the first round as Ricky Walden turned the screw to see him off with a 5-3 win. Australian Robertson led 3-2 in Berlin when Walden made his move with breaks of 71, 79 and 124 to win the next three frames and secure his passage to a last-16 meeting with Luca Brecel.
Masters champion Neil Robertson bowed out of the BildBet German Masters in the first round as Ricky Walden turned the screw to see him off with a 5-3 win.
When is the German Masters 2022? The tournament, part of the prestigious Home Nations series, runs from January 26 to January 30. Ad/> When is the German Masters 2022 Final? German MastersGerman Masters 2022 LIVE — Williams and Wilson first before Robertson later5 HOURS AGO The final will take place on January 30.
World champion Mark Selby has work to do at the German Masters in Berlin this week if he wants to secure his spot at the prestigious Players Championship next month. Second seed Selby opens his campaign on Thursday in the German capital against world number 112 Barry Pinches knowing he is likely to at least reach the quarter-finals of an event he won in 2015 to keep alive his hopes of qualifying for the Players in Wolverhampton (7-13 February).
Judd Trump will only have to win four matches to claim a record third straight German Masters title after being given a bye into the last 16. Trump is top seed in the chase for the £80,000 top prize following a 9-6 win over Neil Robertson in Berlin in 2020 and a 9-2 drubbing of Jack Lisowski behind closed doors in Milton Keynes last year.