Jak Jones won the British Open title, securing his second major title in his professional career. In the decisive match, he faced Mark Selby, who is the fourth world champion in the history of the sport. The final result of the match was 10-6 in favour of Jak Jones.
The competition was highly balanced throughout the day. After the afternoon session, the score was level at 4-4, which presaged a tense finish. In the second part of the match, Selby managed to level at 5-5, breaking Jones's streak and creating uncertainty in the final stages of the match.
Jones managed to turn the tide of the match in key moments, winning the remaining frames and securing the victory. This win comes as a reward for Jones's previous performances, particularly considering that Jones won the first title at the Championship League tournament in July of this year.
Jones has been competing professionally since 2010, and during his career, he experienced moments when he was outside the main tournament, only to return to the world stage later, in 2016. His current form and titles indicate a stable return to the top.
This victory comes a year after Jones lost to Kyren Wilson in the final of the 2024 World Championship. Although he was stopped in the final last year, Jones has shown that he has the strength and quality to win major tournaments, which he confirmed by winning the British Open.
