Judd Trump officially send a tactical warning to master Ronnie O’Sullivan” including other loosers” just few minutes after he Embarrassed” Shaun Murphy in Shanghai master final” here is his words…
After decisively winning the Shanghai Masters, Judd Trump addressed a stern message to Ronnie O’Sullivan and his other snooker competitors. In the final, the Bristolian easily defeated Shaun Murphy 11–5, scoring three century breaks in the process. Murphy had a terrible start, dropping seven of the first eight frames to give himself a mountain to climb, which helped Trump. As the game went on, he started to show some form, but it was insufficient to stop Trump from taking home the title for the first time.
Before defeating O’Sullivan in the semifinals, Trump triumphed over Mark Williams and Si Jiahui in his first two matches, capping an incredible run to the title. Speaking following his victory over Murphy, he vowed to challenge his opponents for every title that was up for grabs.
“The Chinese crowd is significantly younger than those in other parts of the world,” Trump said at the outset. “I always like performing in front of an audience so I can motivate the following generation. I believe this explains my amazing performance in China. “This season, I aim to win as many significant competitions as I can. Among the top five events on the schedule, this one is most likely. It’s an incredible start to win this one so early on.
My goal is to achieve nearly five victories, if not more, by repeating my performance from the previous season. I’ve never had a better beginning.”
Trump completed an incredible week of play by making ten centuries en route to winning the Shanghai Masters. He dutifully received £210,000 in prize money, and going into the larger tournaments later in the season, he will be looking to keep up his good record. Murphy, on the other hand, was forced to pay for his early errors and was not above criticizing his own performance. He said in a video that was uploaded to Instagram: “Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be in the Shanghai Masters final. Naturally, I was really unhappy to lose.
