THE world’s best players are in China for the lucrative Xi’an Grand Prix.
Kyren Wilson won a thrilling final last year as he defeated Judd Trump 10-8.
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But it is Shaun Murphy who arrived in China in top form after he picked up his 13th ranking title by winning the British Open last month.
The Magician was brimming with confidence and made it all the way to the Xi’an Grand Prix final, where he plays Mark Williams.
Ronnie O’Sullivan played in the tournament, having not featured since the Saudi Arabia Masters in August, and went as far as the quarters before losing to Gary Wilson.
What is the Xi’an Grand Prix snooker 2025 prize money?
A huge amount of cash is on offer in China.
- Winner: £177,000
- Runner-up: £76,000
- Semi-finals: £34,500
- Quarter-finals: £22,350
- Last 16: £14,000
- Last 32: £9,400
- Last 64: £5,350
- High break: £5,000
- Total: £850,000
When is the Xi’an Grand Prix snooker 2025?
- The Xi’an Grand Prix gets underway on Tuesday, October 7.
- The tournament will conclude with the final on Monday, October 13.
- Xi’an’s Qujiang E-sports Centre will host.
How can I watch the Xi’an Grand Prix snooker 2025?
- The Xi’an Grand Prix will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and 3.
- You can live stream the event via the discovery+ app/website.
- Alternatively, you won’t miss a thing with SunSport‘s LIVE blog.
