Judd Trump fires 147 on his way to Turkish Masters victory
Former world champion Judd Trump made a maximum break of 147 on his way to victory in the inaugural Turkish Masters.
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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 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.
Shaun Murphy claims he is probably the only person to have a hole-in-one, maximum break of 147, and a nine-darter on his sporting record. Murphy is also one of only three players to win the World Championship as a qualifier, a feat he achieved in 2005. Currently ranked No.
Ronnie O'Sullivan was thrilling snooker fans over the weekend by compiling two maximum 147 breaks during sell-out exhibition bouts in Mansfield and Walsall. While young UK champion Zhao Xintong was capturing the German Masters with a staggering 9-0 whitewash of Yan Bingtao in Berlin, O'Sullivan was preparing for next week's £385,000 Players Championship by running in two 147 breaks and narrowly missing out on a rare 155.