Masters 2025 results, prize money and previous winners

The Masters - the second of the snooker season's Triple Crown events - was won by Shaun Murphy, who defeated Kyren Wilson 10-7 in the final at Alexandra Palace.

It was the 42-year-old's second Masters title, which came 10 years after his first.

His victory in the final came one day after he made only the sixth maximum 147 break in the history of the competition on his way to defeating Mark Allen 6-3 in the semi-finals.

He is only the fifth player to record a 147 break at the Masters since the event was first staged in 1975, with Ding Junhui the lone player to have made two maximums in the tournament.

Murphy took home the Paul Hunter Trophy alongside the first prize of £350,000, with runner-up Wilson collecting £140,000.

Reigning world champion Wilson, 33, ended as Masters runner-up for a second time, having lost to Allen in the 2018 final.

The Masters, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2025, is an invitational tournament for the 16 highest-ranked players at the end of the UK Championship.

All matches were the best of 11 frames, except for the final which has a longer format - a best-of-19 contest split over two sessions.

Alexandra Palace in north London had a seating capacity of 2,217 for the duration of the tournament.

Ronnie O'Sullivan was scheduled to defend the title he won in 2024, but withdrew on the eve of the tournament on medical grounds.

Results

First round

Neil Robertson (17) 6-5 John Higgins (15)

Shaun Murphy (8) 6-3 Gary Wilson (11)

Mark Williams (6) 5-6 Ding Junhui (9)

Mark Selby (4) 6-1 Ali Carter (12)

Judd Trump (3) 6-1 Barry Hawkins (13)

Mark Allen (5) 6-2 Si Jiahui (14)

Kyren Wilson (2) 6-4 Zhang Anda (10)

Luca Brecel (7) 6-3 Chris Wakelin (16)

Quarter-final

Neil Robertson (17) 2-6 Shaun Murphy (8)

Mark Allen (5) 6-2 Mark Selby (4)

Judd Trump (3) 6-3 Ding Junhui (9)

Kyren Wilson (2) 6-4 Luca Brecel (7)

Semi-final

Mark Allen (5) 3-6 Shaun Murphy (8)

Judd Trump (3) 3-6 Kyren Wilson (2)

Final

Shaun Murphy (8) 10-7 Kyren Wilson (2)

Prize money

Winner: £350,000

Runner-up: £140,000

Semi-finals: £75,000

Quarter-finals: £40,000

Last 16: £25,000

High break: £15,000

Previous Masters winners

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

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.