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Trump missed the yellow on his way to a maximum in frame 1. Wilson's maximum attempt in the following frame ended at 81.

Trump made his 800th career century in frame 4. He is the third player to reach this number.

72-18, 106-0 (106), 73-46, 94-0 (94)

Referee: Colin Humphries

Trump defended his Gibraltar Open title.

This was Trump's 22nd ranking title, equaling Mark Williams and he is now fifth on the all-time list. This is the first time two players face each other in three ranking finals in one season. Trump has won all three finals.

0-103 (67), 81-69 (69), 74-4 (50), 101-0 (101)
70-61 (61)

Trump needed two snookers in frame two.

113 by Bingham in frame 6 and 112 in frame 8 were both max attempts

Trump's run of wins in best-of-seven matches ends at 28

100-5 (62), 72-25, 103-0 (102)

2-101 (100), 6-121 (121), 69-52 (69, 52)
118-0 (51, 67), 131-0 (131)

Trump's century in frame one takes his career total to 775, equalling Stephen Hendry

Session 1:
76-31 (56), 0-90 (67), 87-0 (65), 64-25, 65-30, 72-0 (72), 68-58, 71-14 (65)

Session 2:
87-49, 0 -106 (53) 119-0 (119)

This was Trump's 21st ranking title and fourth of the season.

The same matchup in consecutive ranking event finals for the first time since 1995.

1-116 (101), 67-47, 41-68 (53), 32-87, 46-64 (55)
0-140 (140), 131-0 (131), 131-0 (131), 100-0 (100), 93-30 (67), 72-23

Trump was 5-1 down

Session 1:
75-4 (75), 44-72, 95-42, 122-0 (122)
82-25, 93-1 (75), 4-77 (77), 67-40 (64)

Session 2:
67-53 (66, 53), 1-104 (99), 8-116 (112)
0-87 (87) 0-95 (95), 62-53 (JT 57 JL 50)
0-78 (53), 104-0 (78), 72-61

Trump wins the World Grand Prix for the third time. It's his 20th ranking title. He is only the sixth player to achieve that.

Referee: Brendan Moore

88-40, 92-39 (59), 62-50, 65-71 (JT 65 ROS 71), 101-33 (100), 133-0 (107), 77-27 (69)

Session 1:
55-31, 36-78, 74-4 (69), 14-84 (79)
103-8 (103), 0-89 (58), 110-22 (110)
0-128 (128)

Session 2:
60-71, 129-9 (94), 12-75 (75), 65-28
78-37, 59-83, 15-63, 115-0 (115), 0-95
72-48 (72) , 53-43

Referee: Olivier Marteel

This was Robertson's third UK Championship title and 19th ranking title overall.

Robertson's 13 centuries is a new record for a single UK Championship.

72-51 (66, LN 51), 8-90, 107-10 (107), 97-0 (97)
56-69, 77-0 (54), 75-26 (55), 113-0 (113)

In frame 4 Trump missed the 13th black on the way to a 147

Session 1:
69-55, 77-47 (55), 41-64, 86-35 (69), 70-43
13-70, 128-0 (128), 7-130 (130)

Session 2:
89-55 (89, ROS 51), 81-51 (55), 41-81, 37-72 (63)
115-0 (115), 7-93 (93), 0-74 (74), 89-32 (89)

This is the third year in a row that Trump has beaten O'Sullivan 9-7 in the final of this event.

He is the first to win a ranking event three times in a row since Stephen Hendry won the UK Championship from 1994 to 1996.

This was Trump's 19th ranking title, one more than Neil Robertson and Mark Selby.

Referee: Marcel Eckardt

24-84, 71-14 (57), 72-33, 91-20 (91), 101-0 (101)
81-24 (59), 14-82 (50), 92-0 (92)

In frame 4 Trump made his 744th career century, overtaking Neil Robertson

147 by Trump in frame 3. Watch on YouTube.

102-24 (102), 65-40, 56-20, 82-49 (65)
67-14 (66), 5-95 (80), 78-64 (67)

Five centuries by Trump, which equals the record for a best-of-11 match.

Session 1:
68-10, 0-80, 76-0 (59), 72-26, 1-75 (75)
5-128 (128), 11-75 (61), 61-15 (51)

Session 2:
4-66 (56), 52-75 (75 NR, 52 JT), 9-115 (114)
76-0 (76), 64-5, 70-65 (65 NR), 74-13 (55)
0-125 (125), 114-0 (114)

Referee: Desislava Bozhilova

This was Trump's 18th ranking title, equaling Neil Robertson and Mark Selby.

He has now won his last 10 ranking finals.

0-81 (50), 75-20 (56), 6-82 (52),122-0 (102), 0-133 (133)
74-29, 20-107 (107), 80-23, 61-1, 77-8 (73)

43-73, 66-55 (JT 55 MG 65), 0-71 (70), 75-53
62-52, 0-89 (89), 59-28, 104-1 (60), 102-7 (102)

72-20 (64), 0-118 (118), 69-1, 88-0 (88)

This was Wilson's fourth ranking title. He ended Trump's 10-final winning streak.