Mark Selby Returns to Form After Considering Retirement

Mark Selby considered snooker retirement after a low moment but now feels good again.

He's set to play Ali Carter in the first round of the Masters at Alexandra Palace.

Mark Selby's Masters record is puzzling, with five finals in seven appearances, but no wins since 2014.

He lost to Ronnie O'Sullivan in the 2014 final.

Every match at the Masters could be a final due to high-quality opponents.

Mark Selby hasn't done well recently, but his past achievements make his current form more impressive.

He played well at the Championship League, winning the competition and reaching double figures for century breaks.

Mark Selby is confident in his game, feeling good after playing in the invitational Championship League.

He made multiple maximum 147 breaks in exhibitions in Wales around the new year.

Mark Selby aims to enjoy the game and stay relaxed to play his best.

He's open about his mental health struggles, having been diagnosed with anxiety and depression.

Mark Selby crashed out of the 2024 World Championship to Joe O'Connor in the first round.

He's in a better place now and ready to take on the Masters.

Mark Selby's form has been coming, and he wants to take the Championship League seriously as a warm-up.

He feels like he's playing okay and will go to the Masters with a good frame of mind.

The atmosphere at Alexandra Palace is always good, and Mark Selby relishes it.

He's one of the best 16 players in the world and is confident in his abilities.

Mark Selby's recent performances show he's a form horse as the best in the world gather in north London.