Judd Trump, an English professional snooker player, was formerly world number one in the sport.
He has today beat Shaun Murphy in the quarter-finals of the Masters 2018 snooker tournament.
The 2018 Dafabet Masters runs from 14th to 21st of January and is the 44th staging of the tournament.
Despite his surname, Judd, who is also known as The Juddernaut, is no relation of US president Donald Trump.
However, one might remember Judd’s bizarre rant about Donald Trump, complaining the link made life difficult for him.
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Judd turned professional in 2005 after achieving success in a number of youth tournaments, and he had had more than 500 century break in his career: 502 at present count.
He trains alongside fellow snooker players Jack Lisowski and Liang Wenbo at the Grove Snooker Academy in Romford, London.
Judd is currently ranked number 3 snooker player in the world, after his highest ranking of number 1.
He is said to be dating Khadijah Misr, and the relationship is believed to have begun recently.
But what is Judd Trump’s net worth? The snooker player is said to have amounted £412,650 through his snooker winnings in the 2016-2017 period.
While his exact fortune is unknown, it is believed he also earned £400,000 in the 2014-2015 period.
Ronnie O’Sullivan’s net worth was revealed recently, totalling to millions thanks to his career.
The English snooker player is currently ranked No 4 in the world.
But can you guess what is his total net worth?
The snooker ace is worth an estimated £9million (£12million), according to the celebrity wealth calculator website CelebrityNetWorth.
He has earned £544,250 already this season and could pocket an additional £170,000 by winning the UK Championship.