KYREN WILSON has won the German Masters after beating Barry Hawkins in a thrilling final which went to the deciding frame. World champion Wilson trailed 5-4 from the morning session but fought back… ...

World champion Kyren Wilson edged out Barry Hawkins in a deciding frame to win the German Masters. Wilson, who lost the Masters final to Shaun Murphy last month, held his nerve to compile a break ...

Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson were among the big names making safe progress into the second round on day one of the German Masters.. Defending champion and world number one Trump responded to losing ...

KYREN WILSON’S march to the German Masters snooker final was delayed — by a NAIL! Last year’s world champ saw off Xiao Guodong 6-2 in his semi-final at Berlin’s Tempodrom. 3.

World champion Kyren Wilson was in the mood to entertain at the German Masters as he sealed his place in the last-16. ‘The Warrior’ showed all his battling qualities to beat Zhou Yuelong 5-3 ...

Kyren Wilson produced a brilliant fightback to claim a third ranking title with a 9-7 victory over fellow Englishman David Gilbert in the final of the German Masters. Wilson led 5-3 following the ...

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World champion Kyren Wilson has revealed that issues with his cue almost cost him the German Masters. When asked by the tournament's MC Rolf Kalb about the issues with his ferrule, Wilson replied ...

Barry Hawkins showed his true colours by admitting Kyren Wilson was the “stronger player” after his narrow defeat in the German Masters final. Hawkins, 45, was edged out 10-9 by the world ...

Kyren Wilson recovered from a nightmare start to the evening session to beat David Gilbert 9-7 in the final of snooker's German Masters.

Kyren Wilson produced a brilliant fightback to claim a third ranking title with a 9-7 victory over fellow Englishman David Gilbert in the final of the German Masters.