World number one Judd Trump made a remarkable comeback at the Saudi Arabia Masters, recovering from a 4-0 deficit to defeat China's Wu Yize 5-4 and secure his place in the last 16. Trump humorously admitted to searching for flights home during the mid-session interval, realizing he needed to win after seeing the high fares. He attributed his success to regaining momentum and confidence, making impressive breaks of 56, 101, 61, 89, and 55. Meanwhile, fellow top players Mark Allen, Ali Carter, and Barry Hawkins faced defeats in the tournament, which boasts a substantial £2.3 million prize fund, solidifying its status as the sport's unofficial 'fourth major.' This event, the largest snooker tournament ever held outside the UK, has drawn significant attention from fans and players alike. Trump's victory is especially notable as he extends his unbeaten streak in best-of-11 matches to 29.