Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters 2024 LIVE RESULTS: Judd Trump claims £500k jackpot after thrilling final against Williams

Relive the final clearance

Here's how Judd Trump stormed back from 62-0 down in the final frame to stun Mark Williams and take home that £500,000 prize.

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World championship odds

Talking of odds, Ronnie O'Sullivan remains the favourite to win a record eighth title at the Crucible next year - despite the Rocket continuing to say he is struggling for form.

Here's the current favoruites (altough we are still eight months away with loads to play for).

• Ronnie O'Sullivan - 7/2
• Judd Trump - 4/1
• Mark Selby - 10/1
• Kyren Wilson - 10/1
• Mark Allen - 12/1
• Neil Robertson - 14/1
• Mark Williams - 18/1
• Luca Brecel - 25/1
• Ding Junhui - 25/1
• Shaun Murphy - 25/1

Trump over Davis

Wow, Judd Trump's win in Saudi Arabia - that takes him to a total of 29 ranking titles in his career, incredibly moving him past snooker legend Steve Davis on the all-time list.

Davis does hold the edge in world titles, of course, holding six to just one for Trump.

But odds on the Juddernaut winning the World Championships have shortened considerably after this win and his blistering start to the season.

Brentwood calling

Snooker fans won't have long to wait to see the world's best back in action.

The English Open in Brentwood, Essex, starts on September 16 with the likes of Judd Trump, Mark Williams and Ronnie O'Sullivan all confirmed to play.

Trump is the defending champion there as well, with the top seeded players set to enter at round three.

Mark Allen, who was recently world No 1 but has no slipped to No 3, said: "“It will be great. We have a run of events with the English Open, then the British Open and Belfast (Northern Ireland Open) around the corner. I love the travelling, but it is also nice to be back in the UK.

“Brentwood hasn’t always brought good results for me but I would like to go there and put that right this year. I feel I have been consistent and going to the business end of a lot of tournaments so it would be nice to go one further.

"I’ve never been to the final of the English Open so it would be nice to be there come Sunday night and be in with a chance."

Williams stunned

The beaten finalist looked like he had the trophy - and that £500k top prize.

The Welshman was leading 62-0 in the final frame before he missed a red and gave chance to come back and secure one of the very best clearances of his career - and that we've seen in recent years, given the huge stakes.

Williams said: "I nearly had a good break in the last. It was a red I fancied getting, but it wasn't as if I twitched, I hit it well and thought it was in.

"It just shows what a great champion he is, what a break he has made there. For half a million pounds, 62 behind and two reds safe. What can I say? Congratulations to him."

'Best clearance in my career'

Trump has enjoyed some magical moments in his career but the world No 1 is in no doubt as to where that epic final frame ranks.

Right at the very top.

He said: "With it being the last frame and having not played my best snooker all day, I would probably put that top of the best clearances in my career. To produce that under the utmost pressure is such a nice feeling.

"It is a big event which I looked like I was going to lose. I managed to turn it around in the end.

“I’m incredibly proud to be the first winner here. My record in new events is very good and I had that in the back of my mind.

"I always have that bit of self-belief in there when I really need it. I managed to rely on that today and make that incredible clearance."