Judd Trump wins BetVictor reward
Judd Trump has got his hands on the £150,000 BetVictor reward in style, with his breathtaking success over Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in the last 16 of the German Experts enough for him to acquire the colossal award.
Trump is currently unconquerable at the highest point of the BetVictor Series rankings, a positioning rundown in view of exhibitions in the Title Association, European Bosses, English Open, Northern Ireland Open, Shoot Out, Scottish Open, German Experts and Welsh Open.
Despite the fact that champions in Germany and Llandudno have yet to be crowned, Trump’s performances so far indicate that no one can catch him at the Welsh Open.
The Pro made breaks of 135, 132, 110 and 80 in a 5-2 win over Thepchaiya on Thursday, with the Thai star thumping in endeavors of 74 and 53 himself in a top notch challenge.
While Trump won’t zero in on lifting the German Bosses prize on Sunday, he is satisfied to have the significant interruption of the £150,000 reward in transit. Unquestionably winning the reward for the third time after triumphs in 2020 and ’21.
‘I knew going into that game what I expected to do,’ he said. ‘ The additional pressure and incentive were present. It wasn’t simply a typical game.
‘At the point when I can play some place close to my best it is consistently exceptional, particularly in that sort of field, in that climate.
“I’m very happy to have won it again.” I’ve been steady in the occasions in general. It is something that I search for toward the beginning of a season. I attempt to lift the series consistently. To do it with one occasion to go is great.’
Trump will now compete against John Higgins in the quarterfinals on Friday at the Tempodrom in Berlin, rematching their previous two World Championship finals.
Different challenges in the last eight see Kyren Wilson face Fan Zhengyi, Ali Carter meet Sam Craigie and Ryan Day face Si Jiahui.
