Johnstone's Paint Masters [ - ] [ + ]

Main Tour, Invitational

12‑19 Jan 2025, Alexandra Palace, London, England
Previous champion: Ronnie O'Sullivan (2024)
See also: Results (15)

Final (Winner: £350,000; Runner-up: £140,000)
		Shaun Murphy [8]	10	-	7	Kyren Wilson [2]	Re-rack in frame 17
	Session 1: 98-0 (94), 78-4, 8-77 (69), 66-61 (65,61) 72-21, 30-77 (53), 134-0 (134), 116-13 (116) Session 2: 5-99, 125-8 (125), 0-101 (95), 75-14 (66) 0-101 (78), 1-87, 0-73 (65), 96-8 (55), 115-1 (100) Referee: Olivier Marteel This was Murphy's second Masters win.						Re-rack in frame 17
Semifinals (Losers receive £75,000)
		Shaun Murphy [8]	6	-	3	Mark Allen [5]
	0-70, 6-90, 66-0, 83-1 (83), 79-12 (54) 147-0 (147), 30-54 (54), 91-1 (72), 62-49 147 by Murphy in frame six. It was his ninth maximum and the 210th in pro snooker. Watch on YouTube.
		Kyren Wilson [2]	6	-	3	Judd Trump [3]
	83-0 (61), 89-37 (89), 44-86 (85), 27-76 (52) 70-95 (KW 60), 76-0 (76), 111-1 (88), 113-0 (85) 106-14 (106)
Quarterfinals (Losers receive £40,000)
		Shaun Murphy [8]	6	-	2	Neil Robertson
	120 (maximum attempt) by Murphy in the last frame
		Mark Allen [5]	6	-	2	Mark Selby [4]
		Judd Trump [3]	6	-	3	Ding Junhui [9]
		Kyren Wilson [2]	6	-	4	Luca Brecel [7]	Re-rack in frame seven
Round 1 (Last 16; Losers receive £25,000)
1		Neil Robertson	6	-	5	John Higgins [15]	Robertson replaced Ronnie O'Sullivan who withdrew on medical grounds. John Higgins holds the record for most consecutive Masters appearances with 31, having been ever present since 1995.
	Robertson was 5-1 down.
2		Shaun Murphy [8]	6	-	3	Gary Wilson [11]
3		Mark Allen [5]	6	-	2	Si Jiahui [14]
4		Mark Selby [4]	6	-	1	Ali Carter [12]
5		Judd Trump [3]	6	-	1	Barry Hawkins [13]
6		Ding Junhui [9]	6	-	5	Mark J Williams [6]
7		Luca Brecel [7]	6	-	3	Chris Wakelin [16]
8		Kyren Wilson [2]	6	-	4	Zhang Anda [10]