OK that is all from us after what proved to be an incredibly one-sided final. Amazing to think one year ago, Shaun Murphy thought about giving up snooker and now he is a Masters champion.

Read the report on Murphy's win by my colleague Shamoon Hafez and, until next time, goodbye.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on Facebook

Q: Matt Foster I think a comeback from you would spark great interest I'd love to see it, have you ever thought about coaching another professional?

SH: I do get asked advice now and then from some pros, but if they keep doing it I'll have to start charging them! I don't think I'll ever do it full-time, I don't have the patience.

Q: Dan Fuller Have you considered a comeback after Ronnie overtook your record of most centuries?

SH: I've not considered a comeback because of that. Even if I did return, he would still be playing more tournaments than me so I'm not going to catch him.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on Facebook

Q: Simon Gordon Roberts. At the moment Ronnie is the star of snooker. Do you see anybody on the circuit replacing him?

SH: Judd Trump's time might come in two or three years.

Q: Connor Scantlebury. Do you reckon that Ronnie O'Sullivan has the ability to beat your crucible wins?

SH: He has the ability no doubt, but whether he can win another three remains to be seen.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on Facebook

More from Stephen Hendry, external this time about Masters winner Shaun Murphy:

Q: Daniel Crossfield. Do you think Shaun can win the world championship this year if he plays like he has at the Masters?

SH: Yes he can, he seems to have a better 'killer instinct' over the last year and he should have won more majors with his talent.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on Facebook

Earlier, six-time Masters champion Stephen Hendry joined BBC Sport on Facebook, external for a Q&A with the fans. Here is a pick of the best ones:

Q: Ashley Phillips. Best player you've played against?

SH: Ronnie O'Sullivan is the most talented, but I loved my battles with Steve Davis.

Q: Wullie Mccandless. Did you ever feel sorry for an opponent and did you ever wish someone to win so you could play them in the next round of a tournament?

SH: No, I've never felt sorry for an opponent.

The snooker may be off the television now and we have just about hoovered up all the reaction to be had but we still have a few other bits and pieces to keep you entertained.

They were meant for the mid-session interval but it is fair to say Shaun Murphy's comfortable win caught us all a tad off guard...

Shaun Murphy has finally got his hands on this trophy. He had set himself a target of claiming it by 2025, so he is just slightly ahead of schedule. What next for the Magician?

Saisrikanth Y: Enchanting snooker by Shaun Murphy. Great to see him complete the triple crown. The Masters has been a fantastic tournament.

Marge Dacre: Well done to Shaun Murphy! He played like he was at the practice table enjoying himself.

Aodhan: Congratulations Shaun Murphy @Magician147 2015 Masters Snooker Champion.

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC TV

"It is never nice to get a drubbing in the final but it was just one match. If you look at Neil Robertson's standard in the tournament as a whole it was very high.

"However, you judge yourself on winning and losing and you beat yourself up on the last defeat."

Shaun Murphy goes home with the trophy he has been after for a few years and £200,000 in his pocket. Not a bad week at all.

Hazel Allen: Yayyy well done Shaun Murphy! Triple crown!

Peter Revill: Murphy deserved that. Shame there's not any more, but he was dominant.

Hollum: Massive congrats to Shaun Murphy for getting the triple crown! So well deserved!

Masters winner Shaun Murphy: "It is unbelievable. I cannot believe it. I first came to this event when I was 12 and my dad asked if I felt I'd ever play in it and I said I'd love to and to win it is unbelievable.

"I just decided to stick in there and be patient. In all I have played pretty well this week and I am blown away."

Let's hear from the man himself....

Image source, Getty Images

As Neil Robertson says, Shaun Murphy joins the 'triple crown' club, today's win completing the capture of World, UK and Masters titles.

Neil Robertson is first up to speak, and he is gracious in defeat: "Shaun played very well today.

"I just could not produce the sort of snooker that got me to the final. I'd just like to say welcome to the triple crown club. Shaun is a worthy champion."

All over as Neil Robertson cruises to victory, putting the frame out of Neil Robertson's sight. What a performance!

SHAUN MURPHY IS THE 2015 MASTERS CHAMPION

Nothing on for Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy is back in. This could be it, that Masters trophy is in touching distance.

The difference between these two players today is highlighted by the points scored by the two, 819 for Shaun Murphy compared to 339 for Neil Robertson. Murphy fails to add to that, though, when he misses a red bottom right with the rest. He leads 23-7 in this frame.

Shaun Murphy misses a long red and concedes a foul when the black goes in the middle left pocket following a ricochet. Neil Robertson's mind looks to be gone though, he misses a regulation red and Murphy is back in.