The much-anticipated 2022 Snooker Turkish Masters finally ushered in the final showdown, with world third-placed Jad Trump competing with world-ranked Matthew Celt for the tournament's first trophy.
The two sides have played each other sixteen times before, Trump has a leading edge of ten wins and six losses, and Trump has a huge twenty-two leading edge in terms of the number of championships in the ranking game, and there is also a big gap between the two sides in terms of comprehensive strength.
The two sides did not feel particularly good in the first stage of the whole game, but in terms of overall strength, Trump was still superior, and in the first eight innings, Trump blasted a single 120+ and a two-shot 50+ to temporarily lead Serte into half-time with a score of 5:3.
After resting, the two began the second phase of the duel at 1:00 a.m. Beijing time, and Selter made a precise defense as soon as he came up, forcing Trump to score as many as 52 fouls in a row, but Trump still won by a single-shot 80+ reversal.
The game came to the tenth and most exciting set, after Serte's defense missed the opportunity, Trump came on stage to score accurately and began to attack around the black ball, at this time Trump felt hot when the 15 sets of red balls were completed, the scene had already sounded overwhelming applause, and finally Trump blasted a single shot of 147, which was also his sixth full score of 147.
In the following sets, Trump made a mistake in the colored ball stage when he had the opportunity to reach the match point first, and Selter scored a blue ball and struggled to win a set, but this did not affect Trump's determination to win in the thirteenth set to blast a single 90+ to reach the match point again.
In the fourteenth game, Selter had been completely confused and leaked out of the long stage, Trump scored without mercy and began to score continuously, with the super score to score Trump won the championship without suspense and once again shot over 100 to win easily 10:4.
Looking at the overall strength of the matchup against Sert, it is true that Trump is not trumped-up, and the overly steady playing style also misses many opportunities to win the situation, and in the end, Trump easily won and lifted the championship trophy.
Trump also set many records for this championship, not only blasting out his sixth single stroke 147 of his career to tie Ding Junhui for fifth place in history, but also the first 147 in the history of the Turkish Open for the first time, and the first snooker player to win the championship at the Turkish Masters.
After winning the championship, Trump also received a championship prize of 100,000 pounds, promoted his ranking championship to 23 times to surpass Robertson to the sixth place in the history list, and broke his year-long ranking championship drought, and finally congratulated Trump on winning the championship again, looking forward to his performance at the World Championships.