Shanghai Masters snooker 2026: Scores, results, schedule, prize money as Judd Trump defeats Kyren Wilson in final

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The biggest names in snooker have been in China for the Shanghai Masters, battling for one of the season's most prestigious titles, and the tournament reached its conclusion on Sunday in a final between defending champion Kyren Wilson and world No. 1 Judd Trump.

Watch the moment Trump clinches Shanghai Masters from reigning champion Wilson

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The Shanghai Masters has showcased the best in the game, with players looking to make an early statement in the race for silverware.
And Trump beat Wilson 11-6 to claim the title for the second time in his career, live on TNT Sports and HBO Max.

What is the schedule for the Shanghai Masters?

The 2026 Shanghai Masters started on Monday, July 27, with the final played at the Luwan Indoor Stadium in Shanghai, China.

What is the prize money?

There was a big reward on the line in Shanghai, with ÂŁ210,000 banked by Trump from a total prize fund of ÂŁ825,000.
Winner: ÂŁ210,000
Runner-up: ÂŁ105,000
Semi-finals: ÂŁ70,000
Quarter-finals: ÂŁ35,000
Last 16: ÂŁ17,500
Last 24: ÂŁ10,000
High break: ÂŁ10,000
Total: ÂŁ825,000
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'Brilliant, magnificent!' - Xiao makes 'perfect' 147

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What is the format for the Shanghai Masters?

All matches up to and including the quarter-finals were the best of 11 frames. The semi-finals were the best of 19 frames, and the final itself the best of 21 frames.

Shanghai Masters order of play:

(All times listed are BST)
Final
Sunday, August 2
07.00: Judd Trump 11-6 Kyren Wilson
Saturday, August 1
Semi-finals
12.30: Kyren Wilson 10-8 Zhao Xintong
Friday, July 31
Semi-finals
07.00: Judd Trump 10-6 Wu Yize
Thursday, July 30
Quarter-finals
07.00: Kyren Wilson 6-5 Mark Williams
07.00: Zhao Xintong 6-0 Neil Robertson
12.30: Judd Trump 6-0 John Higgins
12.30: Shaun Murphy 5-6 Wu Yize
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Zhao makes 'magnificent' 139 clearance look 'ridiculously easy' in Shanghai semi

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Round Two
07.00: Shaun Murphy 6-5 Zhou Yuelong
07.00: John Higgins 6-5 Jack Lisowski
12.30: Wu Yize 6-2 Si Jiahui
12.30: Zhao Xintong 6-2 Ding Junhui
Tuesday, July 28
Round Two
07.00: Mark Williams 6-5 Chris Wakelin
07.00: Neil Robertson 6-5 Xiao Guodong
12.30: Kyren Wilson 6-4 Ronnie O'Sullivan
12.30: Judd Trump 6-4 Barry Hawkins
Tuesday, July 28
Round One
02.30: Si Jiahui 6-4 Pang Junxu
02.30: Jack Lisowski 6-4 Zhang Anda
Monday, July 27
Round One
02.30: Chris Wakelin 6-0 Hewen Tang
02.30: Xiao Guodong 6-5 Jiarui Xu
07.00: Barry Hawkins 6-4 Lei Peifan
07.00: Ding Junhui 6-2 Dongcheng Yao
12.30: Mark Selby 5-6 Zhou Yuelong
12.30: Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-1 Linhao Liu
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'That was unlucky!' - O'Sullivan accidentally pots pink to end promising break

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Who is playing at the Shanghai Masters?

Wilson maintained his bid to retain the Shanghai Masters title on Tuesday as he beat five-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan, who beat local wild card Linhao Liu 6-1 in the opening round on Monday.
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'That is a brilliant shot' - Selby emphatically pots brown

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The tournament format means the top eight seeds progressed directly to the last 16, including Wilson, world No. 1 Judd Trump and reigning Crucible champion Wu Yize. The remaining 16 players competed in the opening round for a place in the knockout stages.
Chinese star Ding Junhui will be aiming to make a deep run on home soil. The three-time UK Championship winner also beat a wildcard opponent on Monday to set up a last-16 meeting with compatriot and 2025 World Championship winner Zhao Xintong.
With a strong international field and several potential marquee match-ups, the Shanghai Masters promises another showcase of elite snooker - and you can watch every day of it live on TNT Sports. It is available both live and on-demand on HBO Max.

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