Masters results and previous winners

Kyren Wilson beat veteran John Higgins 10-6 to win his first Masters title at Alexandra Palace on Sunday.

The 2024 world champion, who was beaten by Shaun Murphy in last year's showpiece, clinched his second Triple Crown title.

Higgins, 50, became the oldest ever player to reach the final of a Triple Crown event but fell short of winning his first Masters title since 2006.

The UK Championship, which was won by Mark Selby in December, and the World Championship, which starts in April, are the other two Triple Crown tournaments.

This year's Masters featured five Chinese players for the first time in the tournament's 51-year history.

Keep reading for full tournament results, prize money, former champions and history of maximum breaks at the Masters.

Winner: £350,000

Runner-up: £140,000

Semi-finals: £75,000

Quarter-finals: £40,000

Last 16: £25,000

High break: £15,000

Ronnie O'Sullivan has won the tournament the most times and is also the youngest and the oldest Masters champion.

The Englishman won the Masters for the first time in 1995 aged 19 and his eighth in 2024 aged 48.

Stephen Hendry lifted the trophy six times while Steve Davis, Paul Hunter, Mark Selby and Cliff Thorburn have all won it three times.

Mark Williams, John Higgins, Neil Robertson, Judd Trump, Shaun Murphy and Alex Higgins have all won the title twice.

The tournament trophy was renamed the Paul Hunter Trophy in 2017 as a tribute to the three-time Masters champion, who died aged 27 in 2006.

2025: Shaun Murphy beat Kyren Wilson 10-7

2024: Ronnie O'Sullivan beat Ali Carter 10-7

2023: Judd Trump beat Mark Williams 10-8

2022: Neil Robertson beat Barry Hawkins 10-4

2021: Yan Bingtao beat John Higgins 10-8

2020: Stuart Bingham beat Ali Carter 10-8

2019: Judd Trump beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-4

2018: Mark Allen beat Kyren Wilson 10-7

2017: Ronnie O'Sullivan beat Joe Perry 10-7

2016: Ronnie O'Sullivan beat Barry Hawkins 10-1

First Round

Shaun Murphy 2-6 Wu Yize

Mark Selby 2-6 Xiao Guodong

Mark Williams 2-6 Mark Allen

Zhao Xintong 6-2 Gary Wilson

Kyren Wilson 6-2 Si Jiahui

John Higgins 6-2 Barry Hawkins

Judd Trump 6-2 Ding Junhui

Neil Robertson 6-2 Chris Wakelin

Quarter-finals

John Higgins 6-5 Zhao Xintong

Judd Trump 6-2 Mark Allen

Wu Yize 6-0 Xiao Guodong

Kyren Wilson 6-5 Neil Robertson

Semi-finals

Judd Trump 5-6 John Higgins

Kyren Wilson 6-5 Wu Yize

Final

Kyren Wilson 10-6 John Higgins

Shaun Murphy made the sixth maximum at the Masters with a 147 break in his semi-final victory over Mark Allen last year.

Kirk Stevens recorded the first in 1984, while Ding Junhui (twice), Marco Fu and Allen have also potted 147s.