Judd Trump

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Session 1:
66-1 (51), 72-45 (63), 0-139 (139)
105-0 (105), 8-70 (69), 0-74, 0-101 (101)
103-4 (103)

Session 2:
1-125 (125), 66-0, 139-4 (135), 67-45
118-0 (114), 65-30, 95-28 (71), 70-20 (58)
85-19 (70)

Session 3:
0-113 (113), 35-60 (59), 101-0 (101), 72-0 (71)
126-0 (126), 16-92 (67), 11-79 (70), 104-0 (104)

Session 4:
94-0 (94), 63-1 (62)

Referee: Leo Scullion

Higgins missed the 15th black on the way to a maximum in frame 18. Watch on YouTube.

Trump missed the 14th red on the way to a maximum in frame 25. Watch on YouTube. It was the record 100th century break of the event. The players also beat the record for most centuries in a match at the Crucible with 11.

Trump becomes the 21st player to be crowned world champion. It was his second World final, eight years after the first one lost to the same John Higgins.

This was the eighth World final for Higgins and the fourth time he finished runner-up.

Session 1:
73-61 (GW 61), 24-62, 0-140 (140), 79-24 (54)
70-0, 25-88, 1-63, 74-25 (54)

Session 2:
50-79 (65, 50), 75-31 (56), 55-76, 73-0 (73)
123-0 (123), 90-1 (75), 68-17, 4-77 (77)

Session 3:
57-21, 60-22, 42-76, 116-0 (114), 55-69 (50)
67-1(67), 0-92 (52), 63-25

Session 4:
64-54, 28-90 (68), 107-6 (97), 88-0 (88)

Trump's 114 in frame 20 was the record breaking 87th century of the event.

Session 1:
41-69 (54), 65-27 (64), 27-73, 47-74 (66)
0-62, 100-0 (100), 4-74 (69), 0-74 (50)

Session 2:
82-0 (82), 91-31 (50), 20-94, 65-45
44-67, 130-0 (130), 134-0 (134), 63-44
4-80 (61), 64-39, 62-60

O'Sullivan won on the final black after having been 6-2 and 8-5 down.

Judd Trump became the fifth player to reach 600 career centuries with a 136 in the first frame. That is also the highest break of this group so far.

0-103 (62), 35-104 (100), 85-26 (71), 0-96 140-0 (140), 64-44
68-34 (54), 76-0 (68), 13-71, 80-18 (59)

140 by Robertson in frame 5 was the highest break of the event

Session 1,

68-16, 59-73, 9-70, 125-4 (113), 71-2 (63)
72-1, 106-8 (54), 20-95 (88), 132-0 (132)

Session 2,
0-133 (99), 67-37, 0-83 (83), 67-69, 72-13 (71)
78-1 (78), 54-1 (54)

Referee: Olivier Marteel

This was Trump's second ranking title of the season and 10th overall. He also won the Masters this season.

34-80, 13-92 (92), 71-25 (60), 68-52 (53)
0-89, 69-0 (50), 29-74 (67), 92-0 (92)
13-77 (55), 86-6 (52), 95-19 (95)

Session 1:
89-0 (89), 87-0 (87), 58-8, 80-37 (56)
0-101 (69), 90-37 (66), 86-0, 74-26

Session 2:
13-69, 88-0 (88), 23-114 (114), 69-26 (68)
4-113 (109), 68-13 (53)

Referee - Jan Verhaas

This was Trump's first Masters title having never reached the final previously.

86-0 (86), 73-8 (73), 60-81, 0-127 (127)
78-45 (61), 61-46 (60), 28-63, 112-1 (68)
0-127 (127), 97-30

113-3 (82), 127-17 (127), 62-1 (61)

131-0 (115), 0-76 (76), 59-72, 111-0 (111), 85-17 (85)

Trump made the 146th official 147 in frame three. Watch on YouTube.

89-0 (89) , 93-12 (93), 70-18 (70), 1-69 (69), 82-0 (82), 12-66, 63-69,
77-52, 76-47 (71)

Session 1:
76-64 (ROS 64), 0-73 (69), 1-65 (65), 112-12 (105)
117-6 (117), 41-78 (58), 108-0 (108), 48-60 (58)

Session 2:
24-68 (61), 64-52, 73-33 (51), 0-78 (78), 0-134 (134)
92-0 (54), 65-5, 71-0 (71)

Referee: Maike Kesseler

Judd Trump wins his 9th ranking event. His last came a year ago European Masters.

85-42 (54), 107-0 (107), 72-7 (68), 56-65 (65)
129-6 (108), 20-70, 0-76 (76), 98-7 (97), 83-0