Judd Trump secured the Shanghai Masters title with an 11-6 victory over Kyren Wilson in the final held on August 2, 2026. The World No. 1 English player captured the championship for the second time, earning the £210,000 first prize.
Wilson, who was the defending champion after winning the tournament last year, took an early lead by claiming the opening frame. However, Trump quickly responded, winning the next three frames and establishing a 7-3 advantage by the end of the first session. Trump’s highest break of the match, an 82 in the 10th frame, helped consolidate his lead.
Despite Trump's momentum, Wilson, 34, mounted a strong comeback, recording high breaks of 103 and 134 to reduce the deficit to 10-6. Nonetheless, Trump closed out the match in the 17th frame with a convincing 77-5 finish, securing his position as the Shanghai Masters champion.
The final showcased a competitive exchange between the two English players, with Trump ultimately demonstrating resilience and control after a closely contested match.