Ding Junhui Downs Xu Si 6-4 at UK Championship
Ding Junhui beat Xu Si 6-4 with two centuries to reach the last 16 of the 2025 UK Championship, while Zhao Xintong cruised 6-1 in York.
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Wu Yize Stuns Zhao Xintong to Reach WST International Championship Final
Wu Yize stunned Zhao Xintong 9-6 in Nanjing, firing high breaks to reach the WST International Championship final.
Zhao Xintong Sets Up All-Chinese Snooker Semifinal
China’s world champion Zhao Xintong edged Mark Selby 6-5 in Nanjing to reach the WST International Championship semifinals, where he’ll face compatriot Wu Yize in an all-Chinese showdown.
Zhao Xintong Dominates Ding Junhui to Reach Shanghai Masters Semifinals
Zhao Xintong powered past Ding Junhui 6-1 with three century breaks to secure a spot in the WST Shanghai Masters semifinals.
Zhao Xintong Tops Wakelin at Shanghai Masters, Eyes Ding Junhui Clash
Zhao Xintong cruised to a 6-2 win over Chris Wakelin at the Shanghai Masters, setting up a high-stakes quarterfinal clash with Ding Junhui.
Zhao Xintong’s 20-Year Path to Snooker Glory
Discover how Zhao Xintong’s 20-year journey from youth prodigy to Asia’s first snooker world champion unfolded in a tale of talent, setbacks and triumph.
Zhao Xintong Makes History as First Asian to Win World Snooker Championship
Zhao Xintong defeats Mark Williams 18-12 to become the first Asian player to win the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
Zhao Xintong storms to 11-6 lead in Crucible snooker final
China’s Zhao Xintong seized an 11-6 lead over Mark Williams at the Crucible, aiming to become his country’s first snooker world champion.
Mark Williams Stuns Judd Trump to Reach World Snooker Final
Mark Williams overturned a 7-3 deficit to beat Judd Trump 17-14 in Sheffield, becoming the oldest World Snooker finalist set to face Zhao Xintong.
Zhao Xintong Defeats O’Sullivan 17-7 to Reach World Championship Final
China’s Zhao Xintong surged past Ronnie O’Sullivan 17-7 to reach the World Snooker Championship final, one win away from making history as the first Asian champion.
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