On March 14, Beijing time, the final of the 2022 Snooker Turkish Masters, Trump defeated Serte 10-4, easily winning the championship and ending the 371-day championship drought. In this campaign, Trump blasted a single shot of 147 points, completing such a feat for the sixth time in his career and equaling Ding Junhui's record.
Originally, Ding Junhui had the opportunity to compete with Trump in the final, but unfortunately in the semi-finals, Ding Junhui lost to Serte 5-6 and missed the final. Objectively speaking, Ding Junhui's strength is above Serter, but only blame the Chinese celebrity for poor luck, and the opponent does play well.
In the final, Selter scored 61 points to win the first set, and then Trump scored 61 points to make it 1-1! Sert won the third set and Trump blasted a 120-pointer to make it 2-2! After that, Trump went down two consecutive sets to take a 4-2 lead. In the half, Trump led 5-3 and went into half-time.
In the second half, Trump exploded, winning three straight sets, including a 147-point shot in the tenth inning, 8-3, and there was no suspense in the game. In the end, Trump was very relaxed, winning 10-4.
Throughout the game, Trump crushed Selter, the world's 3rd had 3 single-shot breaks, while Selter did not play a single-shot breaker 100.
Trump scored a single 147 points, the sixth time he had accomplished such a feat, equaling the records of Ding Junhui and Murphy, and the three men tied for 5th in the all-time list of 147 with six, with O'Sullivan 15 in front, Higgins 12, Hendry 11 and Bingham 8. It can be said that O'Sullivan's advantage in this record is still very obvious.
As the world's No. 3, Trump ended 371 days without a championship embarrassment, and in his career, Trump reached the ranking finals 35 times and won the 23rd title, surpassing Neil Robertson to become the post-80s player who won the most ranking championships.
After Trump won the championship, emotional intelligence was online, and he sent his blessing to the tournament host Turkey. "I scored a perfect shot and hopefully inspire more Turkish players and get more kids to pick up clubs. Maybe one day in the future, we will have a top player from Turkey. ”