World number two Judd Trump is confident that he is in better form than his opponents ahead of the 2013 Masters, despite getting knocked off the number one ranking spot last month.
The 23-year-old experienced a blip in his impressive season when stumbling in the first round of the UK Championship against Mark Joyce in December.
Despite his disappointment, the 'Juddernaut' has insisted that he is feeling "fresh" ahead of his opening-round meeting with Barry Hawkins at London's Alexandra Palace on Tuesday.
Watch Trump assess his Masters chances below:
Germany
Hungary
Scotland
Switzerland
