Sunday 30 August 2015 23:46, UK
Ali Carter secured his first snooker title since overcoming lung cancer to win the Paul Hunter Classic on Sunday.
The Essex cueman overcame Shaun Murphy 4-3 at the European Tour event in the German city of Furth to earn the £18,000 top prize.
The two-time World Championship runner-up was pegged back from 3-1 ahead by Murphy but clinched the trophy with a break of 95 in the seventh frame.
The tournament is named after Paul Hunter, who died after a cancer battle in 2006.
Carter was diagnosed with lung cancer in May 2014 and underwent chemotherapy to beat the disease, a year after also having surgery to overcome testicular cancer.
He won the invitational General Cup in Hong Kong last October before being given the lung cancer all-clear in December.
The 36-year-old tweeted: "What do we all think of that then!!!? Can't believe I've won again after everything I've been
through. #special"
