Jak Jones has won the British Open, defeating four-time world champion Mark Selby 10-6 in the final to claim the second ranking title of his career.
Key facts
- Jak Jones beat Mark Selby 10-6 in the British Open final.
- It is the second ranking title of Jones's career.
- Selby is a four-time world champion.
- Result reported by the BBC.
Jak Jones produced a standout performance to win the British Open, beating four-time world champion Mark Selby 10-6 in the final, according to the BBC.
The victory secured Jones the second ranking title of his career, marking a significant milestone for the player.
Selby, one of the most decorated figures in modern snooker with four world titles to his name, was unable to prevent Jones from taking control of the final.
The BBC described the result as a shock, reflecting the gulf in career achievements between the two players heading into the match.
With the win, Jones adds another ranking event to his record, underlining his standing among the game’s contenders.
Why it matters
Beating a four-time world champion to lift a ranking title is a major achievement that raises Jak Jones's profile in professional snooker. The result underlines that established names like Mark Selby can be challenged by rising players on the biggest stages.
Frequently asked questions
Who won the British Open snooker title?
Jak Jones won the British Open, according to the BBC.
What was the score in the British Open final?
Jak Jones beat Mark Selby 10-6 in the final.
How many ranking titles does Jak Jones have?
The British Open is the second ranking title of Jak Jones's career.