Trump to stay on the attack
In-form left-hander eyeing more success at the Masters
Trump admits he "lacked that killer edge" in front of the television cameras during the early years of his career, which delayed his transition from bright prospect to the champion he was always expected to become.
He has made only one prior appearance at the Masters, which moves from its traditional Wembley home this year, and it was a fleeting visit, losing in the wild-card round to Mark Allen in 2009.
It was Allen that Trump beat in York last December to land the UK Championship title and a £100,000 cheque.
Now he is aiming for Masters glory, and the £150,000 top prize, and said: "I'm looking to go a long way in the tournament and get back the buzz that I had at the UK. Being in a big final is completely different to any other match, it's just a great feeling and brilliant atmosphere." - http://www1.skysports.com/
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