Neil Robertson (Australia) lifts the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 trophy, in Hong Kong and bags the winner's prize money of £180,000 (around $1,800,000 HKD).
Neil Robertson (Australia) lifts the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 trophy, in Hong Kong and bags the winner's prize money of £180,000 (around $1,800,000 HKD).
Neil Robertson (Australia) lifts the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 trophy, in Hong Kong and bags the winner's prize money of £180,000 (around $1,800,000 HKD).
Neil Robertson (Australia) triumphed over Stuart Bingham (Scotland) with a 10:0 game in the Finals of the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025, which hosted the first time in Hong Kong. Mr. Wilfred Ng, GBS, MH, JP, Chairman, Major Sports Events Committee; Mr. Dane Cheng, Executive Director of Hong Kong Tourism Board; Mr. Jason Ferguson, Chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association; Mr. Steve Dawson, Chairman of the World Snooker Tour; Mr. Tony Mok, Director of F-Sports Promotions Limited; Mr. Vincent Law, Chairman, Billiard Sports Council of Hong Kong China; Ms. Feng Huanhuan, CEO of F-Sports Promotions Limited were joined by other guests in the award ceremony.
The world's top players arrived in Hong Kong to attend the welcoming ceremony organized by the tournament organisers and supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
Miss Rosanna Law, JP, Secretary of Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau; Mr. Jason Ferguson, Chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association; Mr. Tony Mok, Director of F-Sports Promotions Limited; Mr. Vincent Law, Chairman of the Billiard Sports Council of Hong Kong China, along with Xiao Guodong and Mark Selby, hosted the opening ceremony to mark the beginning of six days of intense tournament play.
Miss Rosanna Law, JP, Secretary of Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau; Mr. Jason Ferguson, Chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association; Mr. Tony Mok, Director of F-Sports Promotions Limited; Mr. Vincent Law, Chairman of the Billiard Sports Council of Hong Kong China, along with Xiao Guodong and Mark Selby, hosted the opening ceremony to mark the beginning of six days of intense tournament play.
Judd Trump competed at 'home' after becoming a resident of Hong Kong.
Judd Trump competed at 'home' after becoming a resident of Hong Kong.
Judd Trump competed at 'home' after becoming a resident of Hong Kong.
Mark Selby (England) interacting with fans in the autograph session.
Mark Selby (England) interacting with fans in the autograph session.
Stuart Bingham (Scotland) interacting with fans in the autograph session.
Hong Kong's Marco Fu and England Legend "The Whirlwind" Jimmy White in the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 exhibition match.
Hong Kong's Marco Fu and England Legend "The Whirlwind" Jimmy White in the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 exhibition match.
Hong Kong's Ng On Yee and World Women's Snooker No.1 Mink Nutcharut (Thailand) at the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 exhibition match.
Hong Kong's Ng On Yee and World Women's Snooker No.1 Mink Nutcharut (Thailand) at the World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 exhibition match.
The world's top players hopped on Hong Kong's iconic trams for a one-of-a-kind city adventure.
The world's top players hopped on Hong Kong's iconic trams for a one-of-a-kind city adventure.
The world's top players hopped on Hong Kong's iconic trams for a one-of-a-kind city adventure.
The six-day World Snooker Grand Prix 2025 took place at the Kai Tak Arena, attracting a total of 23,000 spectators.
The above information is provided by the World Snooker Tour (WST) & F-Sports Promotions Limited.
