We take a look at every maximum 147 break to have been compiled at snooker's UK Championship.
A total of 18 different players have achieved the feat over the years, including some of the biggest names to have ever graced the baize, including Ronnie O'Sullivan and Stephen Hendry.
147 breaks at the UK Championship - How many have there been?
Prior to the 2025 staging of the UK Championship there have been 21 maximum breaks made in UK Championship history, including qualifying matches.
Willie Thorne recorded the first in 1987 before former World Snooker Championship winner Peter Ebdon notched the second five years later.
Neil Robertson is the only player to have produced perfection in a UK Championship final, displaying composure and pint-point accuracy to score his 147 against Liang Wenbo in the 2015 showpiece.
Just two players have managed to achieve more than one maximum break in UK Championship history, Stephen Hendry in 1995 and 1999 as well as Ronnie O'Sullivan in 2007 and 2014.
UK Championship 147 Breaks
Willie Thorne (1987)
Peter Ebdon (1992)
Stephen Hendry (1995 & 1999)
Nick Dyson (2000)
David Gray (2004)
Ronnie O'Sullivan (2007 & 2014)
Ding Junhui (2008)
Andy Hicks (2012)
Jack Lisowski (2012)
John Higgins (2012)
Mark Selby (2013)
Neil Robertson (2015)
Mark Allen (2016)
Barry Hawkins (2019)
Kyren Wilson (2020)
Stuart Bingham (2020)
Gary Wilson (2021)
Xu Si (2023)
Zhang Anda (2024)
