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And so, this is it. After a season full of twists, turns and the unexpected, another World Championship is upon us. A month from now, it will all be over and one of the 144 entrants will have achieved snooker immortality, either joining the roll of honour as a first time champion or enhancing their status within the game by winning it again.
The natural order of things was restored – for now – to a wildly unpredictable snooker season at the Turkish Masters when Judd Trump ended a year-long wait for a ranking title with victory in Antalya. Trump was superb on Sunday night, delighting fans with a maximum break as he beat Matt Selt 10-4. It was a glorious finish to snooker’s first foray to Turkey and the best Trump has played all season.
Former world champion Judd Trump made a maximum break of 147 on his way to victory in the inaugural Turkish Masters.
Judd Trump produced the sixth 147 of his career as he beat fellow Englishman Matthew Selt to win the inaugural Turkish Masters on Sunday.
Judd Trump brushed aside Shaun Murphy to reach his second consecutive ranking final at the inaugural Turkish Masters in Antalya.
World number three Judd Trump was made to work hard to book his place in the last-32 of the Nirvana Turkish Masters after a 5-3 win over Chris Wakelin.
Judd Trump bounced back from his disappointment in the Welsh Open final by overcoming Michael Georgiou with a 5-0 victory in the Turkish Masters on Tuesday. Trump was defeated by Joe Perry in Sunday’s final and followed this up just two days later with a win over Georgiou – a fast and gruelling turnaround for the Englishman. Ad/> “It’s been tough [travelling from Wales].
Ding Junhui won four frames in a row as he rallied to beat Robert Milkins 5-4 and reach the last 32 of the Turkish Masters in Antalya. Ding looked to be heading for defeat after falling 4-1 behind against Milkins. Ad/> However, he made back-to-back centuries, a 131 total clearance and a 105 break, to get back into the contest and managed to secure his place in the next round.