The final was a gripping contest that extended to a deciding 35th frame, the first of its kind since 2002. This match showcased a remarkable comeback from Murphy, who initially faced a 10-7 deficit but managed to take a 12-10 lead during the afternoon session.

Key statistics from the final:

• The match featured a total of 35 frames, highlighting the intense back-and-forth battle between the two players.
• Murphy achieved a remarkable clearance of 131, which tied the match at 16-16.
• Wu secured his victory with a decisive break of 85 in the final frame.

This championship marks Wu Yize’s significant ascent in snooker, following Zhao Xintong’s victory in 2025, indicating a strong trend of success among Chinese snooker players. Wu’s journey to this moment included dropping out of school to focus on his snooker career, with his parents playing an essential role in supporting him despite health challenges faced by his mother.