Maximum and century breaks made by Judd Trump

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Judd Trump has made eight maximum breaks and more than 1,000 century breaks in the professional sport of snooker.

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Maximum breaks

Trump has made eight official maximum breaks in professional competition. [1] [2]

No.DateTournamentOpponentRoundRef.
115 November 2013 European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 7 Mark Selby Last 32 [3]
26 February 2015 2015 German Masters Mark Selby Quarter-final [4]
330 March 2017 2017 China Open Tian Pengfei Last 16 [5]
421 December 2018 2019 German Masters qualifying Lukas Kleckers Last 64 [6]
518 November 2020 2020 Northern Ireland Open Gao Yang Last 64 [7]
613 March 2022 2022 Turkish Masters Matthew Selt Final [8]
76 November 2022 2022 Champion of Champions Ronnie O'Sullivan Final [9]
829 November 2022 2022 Scottish Open Mitchell Mann Last 64 [1] [2]

Century breaks

Trump joined the professional circuit at the start of the 2005–06 snooker season. He won his first professional match and made his first century on 7 November 2005, in the first qualifying round of the 2006 Malta Cup. The match was against Alfie Burden, and was played at Pontins in Prestatyn, Wales, several weeks before the main event. [10] Trump compiled his first two centuries at the main stages of a ranking event on 11 February 2008, in his last-48 defeat of Joe Swail at the Welsh Open. [11] His 100th career century was recorded in the final of the 2011 China Open against Mark Selby. [12] Trump's 300th century was in a last-64 match against Fraser Patrick at the 2014 UK Championship, [13] and his 400th against Ronnie O'Sullivan in the final of the 2016 European Masters; Trump made three centuries in the match, the third of these being his 400th. [14]

He made his 500th career century in the 2018 Championship League, while playing against Liang Wenbo on the first day of the Group 4 matches. [15] His 600th was compiled on the second day of the Winners' Group of the 2019 Championship League, in his match against Martin Gould. [16] Trump's 700th century was recorded within a year of his 600th, on the first day of the Winners' Group of the 2019–20 Championship League, in his round-robin match against Anthony McGill. [17] He became the fifth player to reach that milestone, after Stephen Hendry, Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins and Neil Robertson. [18] He made his 750th century at the 2020 UK Championship, in his match against Dominic Dale, becoming the fourth player to make 750 career centuries. [19] (Later in the tournament, Neil Robertson also completed his 750th century. [20] )

Trump compiled his 775th century on 8 February 2021, in his Championship League match against Jack Lisowski, to equal Stephen Hendry's career total. [21] He made his 776th century the next day, in his group match against Mark Selby, taking third place on the all-time centuries list, behind Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins. [22] Trump was 31 when he passed the 775 century mark, compared with O'Sullivan who was 39 when he passed Hendry's total at the 2015 Masters, and Higgins who was 44 when did the same at the 2019 Scottish Open. [23] [24]

Trump made his 800th century on 1 April 2021, during the winners' group of the 2021 Championship League, in his match against John Higgins, [25] and his 900th on 17 March 2023 in his first round match at the WST Classic against David Lilley. [26] His 950th century was compiled at the 2023 UK Championship in his second-round win over Jamie Jones. [27] He made his 1,000th century in the quarter-final match against Mark Allen at the 2024 British Open. [28]

Trump made 102 centuries in the 2019–20 snooker season, becoming only the second player to reach 100 in a season. His final total was one less than the record of 103, set by Neil Robertson in the 2013–14 season. [29]

Milestones

MilestoneTournamentDateAgeRef.
1st 2006 Malta Cup 7 November 200516 years, 79 days [10]
100th 2011 China Open 3 April 201121 years, 226 days [12]
200th 2013 Championship League 21 January 201323 years, 154 days[ citation needed ]
300th 2014 UK Championship 1 December 201425 years, 103 days [13]
400th 2016 European Masters 9 October 201627 years, 50 days [14]
500th 2018 Championship League 10 January 201828 years, 143 days [15]
600th 2019 Championship League 14 March 201929 years, 206 days [16]
700th 2019–20 Championship League 4 March 202030 years, 197 days [17]
750th 2020 UK Championship 28 November 202031 years, 100 days [19]
800th 2021 Championship League (invitational) 1 April 202131 years, 224 days [25]
850th 2022 World Snooker Championship 29 April 202232 years, 252 days [30]
900th 2023 WST Classic 17 March 202333 years, 209 days [26]
950th 2023 UK Championship 29 November 202334 years, 101 days [27]
1000th 2024 British Open 27 September 202435 years, 38 days [28]

Full list

The following table lists Trump's centuries made in professional competition. Only the events where he made at least one century are included in the list. The centuries are not necessarily presented in full chronological order because some of the leagues were played over an extended period and some qualifying stages were played a considerable time before the main event. The tournaments are categorised as Ranking (R), Minor-ranking (MR), or Non-ranking (NR). Centuries made in qualifying matches are noted; these were made at a different venue to the main event.

TournamentCenturiesEvent typeNotes
2006 Malta Cup 1RankingQualifying
2006 China Open 1RankingQualifying
2005 Masters Qualifying Event 2Non-ranking
2006 World Snooker Championship 2RankingQualifying
Career total, end of 2005–06 season6R: 4 NR: 2
2006 Grand Prix 1RankingQualifying
2007 Malta Cup 1RankingQualifying
2006 Masters Qualifying Event 1Non-ranking
2006 UK Championship 5RankingQualifying
2007 Welsh Open 3RankingQualifying
2007 China Open 1RankingQualifying
2007 World Snooker Championship 4RankingQualifying
Career total, end of 2006–07 season22R: 19 NR: 3
2007 Shanghai Masters 2RankingQualifying
2007 Masters Qualifying Event 1Non-ranking
2007 Grand Prix 2RankingQualifying
2008 Welsh Open 3Ranking1 in qualifying
Career total, end of 2007–08 season30R: 26 NR: 4
2008 Shanghai Masters 1RankingQualifying
2008 Bahrain Championship 3RankingQualifying
2008 Masters Qualifying Event 3Non-ranking
2008 UK Championship 4RankingQualifying
2009 Masters 1Non-ranking
2009 World Snooker Championship 2RankingQualifying
2009 Championship League 5Non-ranking
2009 China Open 2Ranking1 in qualifying
Career total, end of 2008–09 season51R: 38 NR: 13
2009 Shanghai Masters 1RankingQualifying
2009 Premier League Snooker 4Non-ranking
2009 Masters Qualifying Event 1Non-ranking
2009/2010 Pro Challenge Series – Event 33Non-ranking
2010 Welsh Open 1RankingQualifying
2010 China Open 2RankingQualifying
2009/2010 Pro Challenge Series – Event 51Non-ranking
2010 Championship League 11Non-ranking
Career total, end of 2009–10 season75R: 42 NR: 33
Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 1 1Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 2 3Minor-ranking
2010 World Open 1RankingQualifying
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 1 1Minor-ranking
2010 Shanghai Masters 3Ranking1 in qualifying
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 2 1Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 6 2Minor-ranking
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 3 1Minor-ranking
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 4 1Minor-ranking
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 5 2Minor-ranking
Euro Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Event 6 1Minor-ranking
2010 UK Championship 2Ranking1 in qualifying
Players Tour Championship 2010/2011 – Finals 1Ranking
2011 China Open 5Ranking1 in qualifying
2011 World Snooker Championship 11Ranking1 in qualifying
Career total, end of 2010–11 season111R: 65 MR: 13 NR: 33
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 2 3Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 3 1Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 5 1Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 6 3Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 7 1Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 8 3Minor-ranking
2011 Premier League Snooker 2Non-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 9 4Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 10 1Minor-ranking
2011 UK Championship 4Ranking
Players Tour Championship 2011/2012 – Event 11 2Minor-ranking
2012 Masters 3Non-ranking
2012 German Masters 1Ranking
2012 Welsh Open 3Ranking
2012 World Open 2Ranking
2012 Championship League 8Non-ranking
2012 China Open 1Ranking
2012 World Snooker Championship 2Ranking
Career total, end of 2011–12 season156R: 78 MR: 32 NR: 46
2012 Wuxi Classic 3Ranking
Players Tour Championship 2012/2013 – Event 1 2Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2012/2013 – Event 2 2Minor-ranking
European Tour 2012/2013 – Event 1 2Minor-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2012/2013 – Event 3 1Minor-ranking
2012 Shanghai Masters 5Ranking
European Tour 2012/2013 – Event 2 2Minor-ranking
2012 International Championship 3Ranking
Players Tour Championship 2012/2013 – Event 4 10Minor-ranking
European Tour 2012/2013 – Event 4 5Minor-ranking
2012 Premier League Snooker 4Non-ranking
2012 UK Championship 1Ranking
2013 Masters 2Non-ranking
2013 Championship League 6Non-ranking
2013 German Masters 2Ranking
2013 Welsh Open 1Ranking
2013 World Open 3Ranking
2013 World Snooker Championship 7Ranking
Career total, end of 2012–13 season217R: 103 MR: 56 NR: 58
2013 Wuxi Classic 3RankingQualifying
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 1 1Minor-ranking
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 2 2Minor-ranking
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 3 1Minor-ranking
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 5 2Minor-ranking
2013 International Championship 2Ranking
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 6 5Minor-ranking
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 7 5Minor-ranking
2013 UK Championship 4Ranking
2014 Masters 2Non-ranking
2014 German Masters 6Ranking1 in qualifying
European Tour 2013/2014 – Event 8 1Minor-ranking
2014 Welsh Open 2Ranking
2014 Championship League 10Non-ranking
2014 World Open 2Ranking
2014 World Snooker Championship 2Ranking
Career total, end of 2013–14 season267R: 124 MR: 73 NR: 70
2014 Wuxi Classic 3Ranking2 in qualifying
2014 Australian Goldfields Open 8Ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 1 3Minor-ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 2 5Minor-ranking
2014 Shanghai Masters 1Ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 3 3Minor-ranking
2014 International Championship 2Ranking1 in qualifying
2014 Champion of Champions 4Non-ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 4 2Minor-ranking
2014 UK Championship 9Ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 5 2Minor-ranking
2015 Masters 1Non-ranking
2015 Championship League 8Non-ranking
2015 German Masters 6Ranking3 in qualifying
2015 Welsh Open 2Ranking
European Tour 2014/2015 – Event 6 4Minor-ranking
2015 Indian Open 1Ranking
2015 World Grand Prix 3Non-ranking
Players Tour Championship 2014/2015 – Finals 1Ranking
2015 China Open 4Ranking1 in qualifying
2015 World Snooker Championship 10Ranking
Career total, end of 2014–15 season349R: 171 MR: 92 NR: 86
2015 Australian Goldfields Open 3Ranking
European Tour 2015/2016 – Event 1 3Minor-ranking
European Tour 2015/2016 – Event 2 3Minor-ranking
2015 Shanghai Masters 4Ranking
European Tour 2015/2016 – Event 4 3Minor-ranking
2015 Champion of Champions 1Non-ranking
2015 UK Championship 2Ranking
2016 Masters 5Non-ranking
2016 German Masters 4Ranking
2016 Welsh Open 2Ranking
2016 Championship League 3Non-ranking
2016 World Grand Prix 1Ranking
2016 China Open 4Ranking1 in qualifying
2016 World Snooker Championship 2Ranking
Career total, end of 2015–16 season389R: 193 MR: 101 NR: 95
2016 Riga Masters 1Ranking
2016 European Masters 8Ranking1 in qualifying
2016 English Open 3Ranking
2016 International Championship 11Ranking2 in qualifying
2016 Champion of Champions 3Non-ranking
2016 UK Championship 1Ranking
2017 German Masters 1RankingQualifying
2016 Scottish Open 5Ranking
2017 Masters 2Non-ranking
2017 World Grand Prix 2Ranking
2017 Welsh Open 3Ranking
2017 Championship League 13Non-ranking
2017 Gibraltar Open 4Ranking
2017 Players Championship 7Ranking
2017 China Open (snooker) 6Ranking
Career total, end of 2016–17 season459R: 245 MR: 101 NR: 113
2017 World Cup 1Non-ranking
2017 Hong Kong Masters 2Non-ranking
2017 China Championship 4Ranking1 in qualifying
2017 European Masters 7Ranking
2017 English Open 4Ranking
2017 International Championship 9Ranking1 in qualifying
2017 Shanghai Masters 5Ranking
2017 UK Championship 1Ranking
2017 Scottish Open 3Ranking
2018 Masters 2Non-ranking
2018 China Open 1RankingQualifying
2018 German Masters 7Ranking4 in qualifying
2018 Romanian Masters 2Non-ranking
2018 Championship League 16Non-ranking
2018 Players Championship 5Ranking
2018 World Snooker Championship 5Ranking
Career total, end of 2017–18 season533R: 296 MR: 101 NR: 136
2018 World Open 1RankingQualifying
2018 Shanghai Masters 1Non-ranking
2018 China Championship 2Ranking
2018 European Masters 1Ranking
2018 English Open 5Ranking
2018 International Championship 6Ranking3 in qualifying
2018 Northern Ireland Open 9Ranking
2018 UK Championship 6Ranking
2018 Scottish Open 7Ranking
2019 Masters 2Non-ranking
2019 German Masters 4Ranking3 in qualifying
2019 World Grand Prix 5Ranking
2019 Players Championship 6Ranking
2019 Championship League 13Non-ranking
2019 Tour Championship 1Ranking
2019 World Snooker Championship 14Ranking
Career total, end of 2018–19 season616R: 363 MR: 101 NR: 152
2019 International Championship 12Ranking
2019 Shanghai Masters 2Non-ranking
2019 China Championship 4Ranking
2019 English Open 3Ranking
2019 World Open 7Ranking
2019 Champion of Champions 6Non-ranking
2019 Northern Ireland Open 11Ranking
2019 UK Championship 3Ranking
2019 Scottish Open 3Ranking
2020 Masters 3Non-ranking
2020 German Masters 8Ranking3 in qualifying
2020 World Grand Prix (2019–20 season) 3Ranking
2020 Welsh Open 7Ranking
2020 Players Championship 4Ranking
2019–20 Championship League 12Non-ranking
2020 Gibraltar Open 9Ranking
2020 Tour Championship 1Ranking
2020 World Snooker Championship 4Ranking
Career total, end of 2019–20 season718R: 442 MR: 101 NR: 175
2020 European Masters (2020–21 season) 5Ranking
2020 English Open 4Ranking
2020 Championship League (ranking) 3Ranking
2020 Champion of Champions 6Non-ranking
2020 Northern Ireland Open 9Ranking
2020 UK Championship 8Ranking
2020 Scottish Open 3Ranking
2020 World Grand Prix (2020–21 season) 8Ranking
2021 German Masters 8Ranking3 in qualifying
2021 Welsh Open 1Ranking
2021 Players Championship 1Ranking
2021 Gibraltar Open 8Ranking
2021 WST Pro Series 7Ranking
2021 Tour Championship 1Ranking
2021 Championship League (invitational) 11Non-ranking
2021 World Snooker Championship 7Ranking
Career total, end of 2020–21 season808R: 515 MR: 101 NR: 192
2021 Championship League (ranking) 1Ranking
2021 Northern Ireland Open 2Ranking
2021 English Open 3Ranking
2021 Champion of Champions 1Non-ranking
2021 UK Championship 2Ranking
2021 Scottish Open 5Ranking
2022 Championship League (invitational) 2Non-ranking
2022 Masters 3Non-ranking
2022 German Masters 3Ranking2 in qualifying
2022 European Masters (2021–22 season) 3Ranking
2022 Welsh Open 5Ranking
2022 Turkish Masters 5Ranking
2022 Tour Championship 2Ranking
2022 World Snooker Championship 11Ranking
Career total, end of 2021–22 season856R: 557 MR: 101 NR: 198
2022 European Masters (2022–23 season) 3Ranking
2022 British Open 4Ranking
2022 Hong Kong Masters 2Non-ranking
2022 Northern Ireland Open 2Ranking
2022 Champion of Champions 4Non-ranking
2023 German Masters 1RankingQualifying
2022 Scottish Open 4Ranking
2022 English Open 2Ranking
2023 Masters 5Non-ranking
2023 World Grand Prix 6Ranking
2023 Championship League (invitational) 10Non-ranking
2023 WST Classic 2Ranking
Career total, end of 2022–23 season901R: 581 MR: 101 NR: 219
2023 Championship League (ranking) 6Ranking
2023 European Masters 8Ranking
2023 British Open 3Ranking
2023 English Open 7Ranking
2023 Wuhan Open 8Ranking
2023 Northern Ireland Open 8Ranking
2023 International Championship 3Ranking
2023 Champion of Champions 3Non-ranking
2023 UK Championship 6Ranking
2023 Scottish Open 1Ranking
2024 Masters 2Non-ranking
2024 World Grand Prix 2Ranking
2024 German Masters 9Ranking
2024 Players Championship 2Ranking
2024 World Open 8Ranking
2024 World Snooker Championship 3Ranking
Career total, end of 2023–24 season980R: 655 MR: 101 NR: 224
2024 Shanghai Masters 10Non-ranking
2024 Xi'an Grand Prix 2Ranking
2024 Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters 5Ranking
2024 English Open 1Ranking
2024 British Open 2Ranking
2024 Wuhan Open 6Ranking
2024 Northern Ireland Open 6Ranking
2024 International Championship 2Ranking1 in qualifying
2024 Champion of Champions 1Non-ranking
2024 UK Championship 11Ranking
2024 Snooker Championship (Riyadh) 1Non-ranking
Current career total1,027R: 690 MR: 101 NR: 236
As of 20 December 2024

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