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Peter Ebdon joined the exclusive club of players to have won the Maplin UK Championship as well as the world title on Sunday night.

The 36-year-old won 10-6 at York's Barbican Centre against Stephen Hendry - the man he also beat to become world champion in 2002.

Eight men have previously triumphed in both of the sport's two most prestigious ranking events and Ebdon added his name to the list 11 years after losing the UK final 10-3 to Hendry.

Yet Ebdon had made a slow start to the match and in the first four frames there was none of the superb break-building that had carried him to a 9-7 semi-final win over John Higgins as he struggled to find any fluency.

But he struck form after the mid-session interval, finding his rhythm when among the balls and knocking in runs of 66, 83 and 135 - his highest break of the season - to move 4-3 ahead.

Hendry, seeking a sixth UK title, took the next frame to restore parity, but the Scot was well out of sorts when the contest resumed tonight.

The seven-time former world champion lost his accuracy on long pots and made a series of basic errors that looked to be affecting his confidence as he muttered to himself after each miss.

All of the four frames before the interval went to Dubai-based Ebdon and there looked to be no way back for the Scot.

However, the world number seven is well known for stumbling when in sight of the winning line and Hendry showed he was not done with when he pulled back to 8-6 thanks to a break of 116.

One of Hendry's famous comebacks looked a possibility at that stage, but Ebdon was clearly in no mood to relinquish his grip on the trophy and after winning frame 15, he wrapped it up with a 70.