UK Championship results and previous winners

Mark Selby won his third UK Championship title at York Barbican - his first since 2016 and a first Triple Crown event triumph for the Englishman in nearly five years.

He beat defending champion Judd Trump 10-8 in a thrilling final, having led 7-2 at one stage.

World number one Trump won last year's final by the same scoreline, against Barry Hawkins.

Eight-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan went out in the first round to Zhou Yuelong, while world champion Zhao Xintong, John Higgins and Mark Williams were knocked out in the second round.

The championship was the first Triple Crown tournament of the season, with the other two - the Masters and the World Championship - both taking place in 2026.

Winner: £250,000

Runner-up: £100,000

Semi-finalist: £50,000

Quarter-finalist: £25,000

Last 16: £15,000

Last 32: £10,000

Highest break: £15,000

Total prize fund: £1,205,000

O'Sullivan leads the way with eight titles, having won his first Triple Crown event by beating Hendry as a 17-year-old in 1993.

O'Sullivan also lifted the trophy in 1997, 2001, 2007, 2014, 2017, 2018 and 2023.

Fellow Englishman Steve Davis has won the title six times - one more than Scottish rival Hendry.

Higgins, Ding and Robertson have three titles to their names, while Mark Williams, Trump, Selby and Doug Mountjoy have won it twice.

There have been 23 maximum 147 breaks made across 48 previous editions of the UK Championship and qualifying in 2025.

Willie Thorne compiled the first one against Tommy Murphy in 1987.

O'Sullivan displayed incredible composure to make a 147 in the final frame of his semi-final match against Selby in 2007. He made another UK maximum in 2014.

Australian Robertson holds the distinction of being the only player to achieve a 147 in a UK Championship final, doing so in the sixth frame of his 2015 triumph against Liang Wenbo.

The 2012 championship featured three 147s with Andy Hicks, Lisowski and John Higgins all achieving the maximum.

Liam Pullen and Chang Bingyu both made 147s in qualifying this year to take the number of maximums in a season to a new record of 16, with more than six months of the campaign remaining.

First round

Judd Trump 6-4 Stephen Maguire

Si Jiahui 6-0 Ryan Day

John Higgins 6-2 Ben Woollaston

Shaun Murphy 6-2 Lyu Haotian

Neil Robertson 6-2 Julien Leclercq

Wu Yize 6-4 Michael Holt

Mark Williams 6-4 David Gilbert

Xiao Guodong 2-6 Pang Junxu

Ding Junhui 6-4 Xu Si

Zhao Xintong 6-1 Long Zehuang

Mark Allen 1-6 Scott Donaldson

Gary Wilson 5-6 Zhang Anda

Mark Selby 6-2 Lei Peifan

Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-6 Zhou Yuelong

Kyren Wilson 4-6 Elliot Slessor

Barry Hawkins 6-4 David Lilley

Last 16

Neil Robertson 6-1 Wu Yize

Mark Williams 3-6 Pang Junxu

Judd Trump 6-3 Si Jiahui

Mark Selby 6-2 Zhou Yuelong

Zhao Xintong 2-6 Zhang Anda

Ding Junhui 6-5 Scott Donaldson

Barry Hawkins 6-0 Elliot Slessor

John Higgins 5-6 Shaun Murphy

Quarter-finals

Judd Trump 6-2 Ding Junhui

Neil Robertson 6-4 Pang Junxu

Shaun Murphy 6-3 Zhang Anda

Mark Selby 6-2 Barry Hawkins

Semi-finals

Judd Trump 6-3 Neil Robertson

Shaun Murphy 3-6 Mark Selby

Final

Judd Trump 8-10 Mark Selby

The top 16 in the world rankings after the International Championship were guaranteed their place in the last 32.

Defending champion Trump was the number one seed, while world number 10 Zhao was moved up to the second seeding due to his status as world champion.

China's Wu Yize clinched his place in the top 16 by winning his first ranking title at the International Championship.

The seeds were joined by 16 players from the qualifying tournament.

Full seedings:

1. Judd Trump, 2. Zhao Xintong, 3. Kyren Wilson, 4. Neil Robertson 5. Mark Williams, 6. Ronnie O'Sullivan, 7. John Higgins, 8. Mark Allen, 9. Ding Junhui, 10. Shaun Murphy, 11. Mark Selby, 12. Xiao Guodong, 13. Wu Yize, 14. Barry Hawkins, 15. Gary Wilson, 16. Si Jiahui