He beat Shaun Murphy 18-15.
World Snooker champion Mark Selby says winning his world title in front of a packed crowd will be his abiding memory of this year's championships.
The 37 year-old won his fourth title in just 8 years, beating Shaun Murphy 18-15 at the Crucible.
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The finals were watched by a full Crucible theatre, the first sporting event in the UK to be played out in front of a capacity-crowd since the start of the pandemic.
Selby says it was a special feeling to be involved.
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