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Trump beats world champion Wu to reach Shanghai final

Trump beats world champion Wu to reach Shanghai final
BBC Sport Friday 31 July 2026, 20:37 UTC 1 min read
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World number one Judd Trump aims for his second Shanghai Masters title after beating world champion Wu Yize to reach this year's final.

World number one Judd Trump aims for his second Shanghai Masters title after beating world champion Wu Yize to reach this year's final.
Wu (PERSON) Shanghai (LOCATION) Judd Trump (PERSON) Shanghai Masters (ORG) Wu Yize (PERSON)
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