Neil Robertson marked Australia Day by whitewashing Zhou Yuelong to win the European Masters and claim the 17th ranking title of his career.
The 37-year-old from Melbourne romped to a 9-0 win, with his victory placing him joint sixth on the all-time list of ranking title triumphs alongside Mark Selby.
"You never expect a final to be played like that," Robertson told Eurosport.
"I played fantastically well, up there with my best-ever performance in a final, and I'm sure it won't be long before Zhou is in another ranking final."
Robertson edged two scrappy opening frames before polished breaks of 99, 128 and 82 made it 5-0.
Zhao, who was playing in his first ranking final, was unable to stem the tide as Robertson rattled off a break of 109 - his seventh century of the week.
Robertson closed out the match straight after the mid-match interval.
The only previous whitewash in a ranking final of similar length came at the 1989 Grand Prix when Steve Davis beat Dean Reynolds 10-0.
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