Judd Trump has revealed that his record-breaking run in the 2019/20 season left him struggling for passion and motivation.
In May that year, 'The Juddernaut' won his sole world title, beating John Higgins in a quality final at The Crucible. And Trump, 33, pushed on from there, taking a record-breaking six ranking tournaments in the next season.
Then in a 2020/21 campaign plagued by empty arenas amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Trump won another five ranking titles, cementing his place as the world No 1. He's failed to maintain that form since, but surprisingly does not look back on his golden period with the fondness snooker fans would expect.
