Kyren Wilson is the latest player to hit out at the conditions at the 2024 UK Championships, describing the tables as "really, really poor".

KYREN WILSON slammed table fitters for ruining his UK Championship dream as he was blasted off the baize by century-maker Judd Trump. The Juddernaut, 35, moved into a fourth UK final – his first

Judd Trump into UK Championship final after 6-2 win over Kyren Wilson - The world number one won six frames in a row in an often scrappy encounter in York.

Judd Trump reaches his fourth UK Championship final with a comfortable 6-2 victory over world champion Kyren Wilson at the Barbican in York.

Kyren Wilson channelled his anger directly at the table fitters, following his UK Championship semi-final defeat to Judd Trump. Trump clinched a a 6-2 victory over the reigning world champion at York’s Barbican and progresses into his fourth final, but Wilson has been left reeling in the aftermath.

KYREN WILSON shrugged off a headache that felt like “my head was going to explode” to win his UK Championship opener. Yet his vanquished opponent Stephen Maguire – who was thrashed 6-0 in a

Judd Trump is relishing the next chapter of his emerging rivalry with Kyren Wilson after the pair swept into the UK Championship semi-finals in York on Friday. Trump compiled four centuries and 527 points without reply in his 6-2 win over Zhang Anda while Wilson overcame the tournament’s surprise package Michael Holt 6-3.

Judd Trump ’s UK Championship semi-final showdown with Kyren Wilson was momentarily delayed at the start after the Bristol potter noticed something on the cue ball. Trump showed the ball to the referee as he was about to take his break-off shot, and the match official opted to replace it.

THE UK Championship is heading towards the business end – and some huge names remain in the conversation to win the first Triple Crown event of the season. World No1 Judd Trump defeated John

World champion Kyren Wilson beat Michael Holt 6-3 to set up a mouthwatering UK Championship semi-final meeting with world number one Judd Trump at the Barbican in York.

Barry Hawkins battles back to win 6-5 against Mark Allen to reach his first UK Championship final, where he will meet Judd Trump.