Bristol's Judd Trump has rubbished suggestions he is now favourite after reaching the semi-finals of the World Snooker Championship.
Trump romped to a 13-6 win over Scotsman Stephen Maguire at the Crucible on Wednesday.
He is now bookies' favourite to land the prize going into his semi-final clash against former taxi driver Gary Wilson from Tyneside.
However, he was quick to distance himself from the 'favourite' tag following his victory.
He said: "I am not sure I am the favourite. I am very pleased to still be in, but the winner of Robertson and Higgins will be the favourite.
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"They have been there and done it. I am in there battling - me and Gary will be out there to try to win it for the first time.
"It is important to get off to a good start. I cannot let someone with so much confidence get in front because it will be too difficult to pull back."
The Bristolian was in control thoughout the encounter and was 9-1 ahead at one point.
Maguire had a brief resurgence in the final session but Trump secured victory with an 82 break.
Meanwhile, Maguire had one word to describe his own performance: "S**t."
