Judd Trump Stuns World Grand Prix with Historic 146 Break in Dominant 5-0 Victory

Judd Trump continued his blistering form at the World Grand Prix, following up a commanding 4-0 win over Jack Lisowski with an emphatic 5-0 demolition of Hossein Vafaei. The world No. 1 delivered a breathtaking performance, highlighted by a stunning 146 break—the highest ever recorded in the history of the tournament.

Trump was in complete control from the outset, racing to a 4-0 lead with impressive breaks of 145, 108, and 115. However, he saved his best for last, narrowly missing out on a maximum break but still producing the first 146 of his illustrious career. His remarkable effort was also his 84th century of the season as he continues his pursuit of £100,000, a reward offered for reaching 100 centuries in a single campaign.

TNT Sports commentator David Hendon was full of admiration for Trump’s performance, emphasizing the sheer quality of his play. “A 146, the highest-ever break in the World Grand Prix,” Hendon remarked. “It completes a remarkable performance from Judd Trump in his 100th ranking event quarter-final. He has been simply sensational.”

With this victory, Trump secured a spot in the semi-finals, where he will face either Mark Selby or Stuart Bingham. Given his current form, he will be a formidable force for anyone standing in his way. As he inches closer to the century milestone and another major title, Trump has firmly established himself as the man to beat in this year’s World Grand Prix.