Scotland's Bruce Mouat pulled off a stunning victory in the men's final of the HearingLife Tour Challenge curling tournament on Sunday in Charlottetown, defeating Canada's Brad Gushue by an impressive score of 10-3.
The crowd was on the edge of their seats as Mouat took to the ice against one of Canada's curling greats, Gushue, in a matchup that was expected to be closely contested.
However, it wasn't to be, as Mouat and his team dominated the match from start to finish, displaying a level of skill and precision that left Gushue struggling to stay in the game.
The victory marks a significant milestone for Mouat, who has been making waves in the curling world in recent years with a string of impressive performances.
For Gushue, the loss will be a disappointment, but he can take heart from a strong performance in the tournament overall.
The HearingLife Tour Challenge has been a staple of the curling calendar for many years, attracting some of the biggest names in the sport to compete for one of the sport's most coveted titles.
The event has a reputation for producing thrilling matches, and this year's edition was no exception, with Mouat's victory over Gushue being a particular highlight.
The men's final brought to a close what has been an action-packed tournament, with a series of nail-biting matches keeping fans on the edge of their seats throughout.
As for Mouat, the victory will be a welcome boost ahead of what promises to be a busy few months on the curling circuit.
With a series of major tournaments on the horizon, Mouat will be looking to continue his winning form and establish himself as one of the dominant forces in the sport.