The 2025 Players Championship commences on Monday with the top 16 players from the one-year rankings in the draw in Telford. It’s the second of three tournaments on the Players Series, coming a week after Neil Robertson triumphed at the 32-player World Grand Prix in Hong Kong. Only the 12-player[Read More...] The post Players Championship: 2025 draw, preview, prize money, how to watch appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

The Q Tour Global Playoffs took place this week in Turkiye with Liam Highfield, Steven Hallworth, and Florian Nuessle emerging with professional cards on the World Snooker Tour. A total of 24 competitors from the Q Tour amateur circuit travelled to Antalya in the hope of achieving their professional status.[Read More...] The post Florian Nuessle one of three amateurs to seal promotion to World Snooker Tour appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

The draw for the 2025 Players Championship is confirmed after the conclusion of last week’s World Grand Prix in Hong Kong. Only the top 16 players from the one-year snooker rankings have qualified to compete at the Telford International Centre. There will be a top prize worth £150,000 up for[Read More...] The post Players Championship draw for Telford confirmed appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

An iconic life-sized painting of 1972 and 1982 world snooker champion Alex Higgins is heading for auction. The eight-foot long painting was the last portrait of the Belfast native before his death due to long-term struggles with health in 2010. Higgins, who was at the forefront of snooker’s boom in[Read More...] The post Poignant Alex Higgins painting goes on sale appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

The latest snooker rankings update follows the conclusion of the 2025 World Grand Prix, the season’s 15th ranking tournament. Neil Robertson triumphed at the Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong with a thunderous 10-0 defeat of Stuart Bingham in Sunday’s one-sided final. It marks the second time in Robertson’s career[Read More...] The post Snooker rankings: update after the 2025 World Grand Prix appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

Neil Robertson coasted to the World Grand Prix title with a resounding 10-0 destruction of Stuart Bingham in Sunday’s final in Hong Kong. It’s the Australian’s second piece of silverware from the 2024/25 campaign following his glory at the English Open in September. Success for the 43 year-old takes his[Read More...] The post Neil Robertson trounces Stuart Bingham in World Grand Prix whitewash appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

The 2025 World Grand Prix final will be contested between Neil Robertson and Stuart Bingham at the Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong on Sunday. The pair emerged from their semi-final ties on Saturday to move one step closer to capturing the ranking title and claiming the £180,000 top prize.[Read More...] The post 2025 World Grand Prix final: Neil Robertson vs Stuart Bingham appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

Jimmy White proved that there is still life in the old dog yet by compiling a 147 break en route to capturing a pro-am title during the week in Couldson. The Whirlwind, who still competes on the main tour albeit struggling to string many wins together, frequently reminds his fans[Read More...] The post Jimmy White makes 147 break in pro-am victory appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

The World Grand Prix semi-finals are on Saturday’s schedule with a blockbuster lineup at the Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong. Crowds are expected to attend in huge numbers with four former world champions still in the hunt for the £180,000 top prize. Let’s take a look at the two[Read More...] The post World Grand Prix: semi-finals preview and schedule appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more

John Higgins produced a superb performance to beat Kyren Wilson 4-2 in the last 16 of the World Grand Prix on Thursday in Hong Kong. The Wizard of Wishaw compiled breaks of 143, 100, 92, and 74 as he orchestrated a magnificent display to oust the world champion at the[Read More...] The post John Higgins – ‘You go through some dark times’ appeared first on SnookerHQ.com ..read more