2025 Xi’an Grand Prix Snooker: Full Schedule, Results, TV Info, and Live Streaming as Ronnie O’Sullivan Returns

The Xi’an Grand Prix is set to take place NEXT WEEK, showcasing some of snooker’s greatest talents in China.

Ronnie O’Sullivan is ready for his competitive return to the table after his last appearance at the Saudi Arabia Masters in August.

Ronnie O'Sullivan preparing his cue during a semifinal match.

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Ronnie O’Sullivan is slated to return to competition in ChinaCredit: Getty
Kyren Wilson celebrating with a trophy after his victory in the 2024 Xi'an Grand Prix.

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Kyren Wilson took home the trophy for the inaugural Xi’an Grand PrixCredit: Getty

The Rocket demonstrated extraordinary talent in Jeddah, scoring two 147 breaks during the semifinals before being defeated by Neil Robertson in the final.

Judd Trump is also in the lineup as he seeks his first title of the season after his loss to Kyren Wilson in last year’s Xi’an Grand Prix final, where he was narrowly beaten 10-8.

Shaun Murphy arrives in China riding a wave of success, having recently claimed his 13th ranking title by winning the British Open last month.

When is the Xi’an Grand Prix 2025?

  • The Xi’an Grand Prix starts on Tuesday, October 7.
  • The tournament concludes on Monday, October 13.
  • It will be held at Xi’an’s Qujiang E-sports Centre.

How to watch the Xi’an Grand Prix 2025

  • The event will be broadcast live on TNT Sports.
  • You can stream it live via the discovery+ app or website.
  • Alternatively, keep up with all the action through SunSport’s live blog.

Xi’an Grand Prix 2025 schedule

Tuesday, October 7

All times BST

From 3am

  • Yuan Sijun vs Jamie Jones
  • Ricky Walden vs Elliot Slessor
  • Jackson Page vs Louis Heathcote
  • Farakh Ajaib vs David Lilley
  • Chatchapong Nasa vs Zhou Jinhao
  • Kyren Wilson vs Haris Tahir
  • Gary Wilson vs Zhang Xiao
  • Chris Wakelin vs Zhang Hao

From 7am

  • Stephen Maguire vs Robbie Williams
  • Jak Jones vs Dylan Emery
  • He Guoqiang vs Xu Yichen
  • Wang Yuchen vs Lyu Haotian
  • Thepchaiya Un-Nooh vs Jiang Jun
  • Neil Robertson vs Leone Crowley
  • Judd Trump vs Ng On Yee
  • Zhao Xintong vs Wang Xinbo

From 12.30pm

  • Stuart Bingham vs Matt Selt
  • Ryan Day vs Zhou Yuelong
  • Liam Pullen vs Michael Holt
  • Noppon Saengkham vs Michal Szubarczyk
  • Huang Jiahao vs Aaron Hill
  • Ding Junhui vs Sam Craigie
  • Ronnie O’Sullivan vs Iulian Boiko
  • Mark Williams vs Nasa/Zhou

Wednesday, October 8

From 3am

  • Shaun Murphy vs Long Zehuang
  • Daniel Wells vs Dave Gilbert
  • Fan Zhengyi vs Si Jiahui
  • Jimmy Robertson vs Joe O’Connor

From 7am

  • Wu Yize vs Xu Si
  • Jordan Brown vs Ding/Craigie
  • Sunny Akani vs Wilson/Wildcard
  • Mateusz Baranowski vs Wakelin/Wildcard
  • Trump/On Yee vs Matthew Stevens
  • Ali Carter vs Stan Moody

From 12.30pm

  • Oliver Lines vs Mark Allen
  • O’Sullivan/Boiko vs Yao Pengcheng
  • Ishpreet Singh Chadha vs Robertson/Crowley
  • David Grace vs Barry Hawkins
  • Mark Selby vs Mark Davis
  • Rob Milkins vs Zhao/Wildcard
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