On March 13, the 2022 World Snooker Tour Turkish Masters ended the final day, and the world's third-ranked Trump and Serte fought the final battle. In the end, the highly skilled Trump played quite gorgeous statistics, winning 10-4 to win his 23rd ranking championship, including a 6th full score of 147 in the 10th set! In the full game, he shot 3 to break the 100 + 6 to shoot 50+. In addition to the £100,000 championship prize, he also received a £5,000 single-shot top score prize.
For Trump, last season was one of his all-out spree, with six single-season ranking titles, becoming the first man in history. However, after he won the 2021 Gibraltar Open, in the 370 days since, he has not won any ranking championships, falling into a championship drought. The Turkish Masters, for Trump, is a perfect opportunity, although his state has been fluctuating on the road to promotion, and even almost been cold out, but in the end he still won all the way to the final.
Facing his dark rival Serte, Trump's wins are relatively larger, after all, in the past record of the two, he has won more than he has lost. In the first eight innings, Selter only scored a single 61 points in the first set, achieving a 2-1 lead, but then Trump began to exert his strength, successively playing a hundred and 3 par 50+ to end the first stage with a 5-3 lead. At the beginning of the second stage, he completely entered Trump's reign time, and in the 10th inning, he took advantage of Sert's mistakes to directly start, completed the attack of 15 reds and 15 blacks around the black ball, and finally successfully cleared the lottery, completing the feat of 147 points. With this offensive climax, Trump then scored a one-shot breaker and a one-shot victory to win easily 10-4.
For Trump, the Turkish Masters title was crucial and rewarding. This is not only his 23rd individual ranking champion, breaking the more than a year of ranking championship drought, but also allowing him to rank in the top eight in the last-minute single season and qualify for the Tour Championship. In the overall list of ranking titles, Trump left Robertson to the sixth place in history, behind Williams' 24 crowns. The 147 out of 147 in the competition is his 6th full score, the 7th of the season, and the official 173rd.