US EditionMasters Snooker 2025 winner Shaun Murphy says: 'I thought these days were behind me'
- Shaun Murphy won the Masters Snooker 2025, marking his first title in 10 years and earning a total of £365,000, which includes a £15,000 bonus for the highest break of 147 set in the semi-finals.
- Murphy defeated Kyren Wilson 10-7 in the final at Alexandra Palace, securing his second Masters title and first Triple Crown victory since 2015.
- After the match, Murphy expressed surprise at his success, stating, 'I thought these days at the business end of events were gone for me.'
- Kyren Wilson, despite his loss, remained optimistic, saying, 'I am 33 years old, coming into my prime... I am a lucky lad, win or lose.
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Shaun Murphy makes emotional admission after beating Kyren Wilson to win Masters
Shaun Murphy has admitted he thought the glory days 'were gone' after he stunned Kyren Wilson to win the Masters on Sunday.The snooker star won 10-7 to win his claim his first Masters in a decade, having performed excellently over the past week.It was also his first victory in a Triple Crown event since 2015, while the 42-year-old has now earned a staggering £350,000 in prize money.Speaking after his triumph, Murphy expressed his delight and emo…
Murphy beats Wilson to claim his first Triple Crown title in a decade
Shaun Murphy defeated Kyren Wilson 10-7 in an all-English Johnstone's Paint Masters final at Alexandra Palace in London on Sunday, clinching his first Triple Crown title in a decade.Having finished the first session with a 6-2 lead, Murphy withstood
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Jersey Evening PostShaun Murphy holds off Kyren Wilson fightback to win second Masters title
Four century breaks in the final helped Shaun Murphy add this Masters crown to his 2015 success.
Shaun Murphy 'in shock' after beating Kyren Wilson to land second Masters title
Shaun Murphy says ‘there’s still a bit of life in the old dog yet’ (Picture: Getty) Snooker star Shaun Murphy has been left ‘in shock’ after beating Kyren Wilson to secure his second Masters title at Alexandra Palace on Sunday. Murphy held off a fightback from the world champion to come out on top with a 10-7 win and scoop up a record-breaking amount of prize money. The 42-year-old, known as ‘The Magician’, takes home a whopping £350,000 as well…
The Sun
The Irish SunShaun Murphy lands biggest pay day after beating Kyren Wilson in Masters final
SNOOKER SHOWMAN Shaun Murphy earned the biggest payday of his career as he won a first Masters crown for 10 years. The Magician hit four magical centuries in a 10-7 final victory over reigning world champion Kyren Wilson in North London. PAShaun Murphy lifts the Paul Hunter Trophy after defeating Kyren Wilson[/caption] GettyMurphy celebrates the biggest payday of his career so far[/caption] Murphy, 42, lifted the Paul Hunter Trophy for the first…
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