Tour Championship Snooker 2025 results, schedule, TV channel and prize money

The Tour Championship has become the regular penultimate tournament on the snooker calendar and one of the highlights of the season.

Every match at the event at Manchester Central is a best-of-19 and only the top 12 on the one-year ranking list qualify, so it is exclusively for players in form this season.

Big names have already fallen this week, thanks largely to the immense form of Barry Hawkins, who has been playing brilliantly.

The Hawk thrashed Masters champion Shaun Murphy 10-1 in his opening game and then beat world number one Judd Trump 10-5 in the quarter-finals.

Mark Williams also fell early, losing 10-3 to Ding Junhui as he tries to adapt to his new contact lenses, while Wu Yize and Si Jiahui also lost in their opening rounds.

The World Championship in Sheffield is now just a matter of days away, with every player in this competition harbouring genuine hopes of lifting the trophy at the Crucible.

They will all be hoping to rustle up some form and confidence ahead of the Worlds, but first thing’s first, they have a job to do in Manchester.

Tour Championship Draw and Schedule

Thursday April 3

Quarter-finals
1pm
John Higgins 5-3 Xiao Guodong
Kyren Wilson vs Ding Junhui
7pm
Neil Robertson 1-7 Mark Selby
Kyren Wilson vs Ding Junhui

Friday April 4

Semi-finals
1pm & 7pm: Barry Hawkins vs Higgins/Xiao

Saturday April 5
1pm & 7pm: Robertson/Selby vs Wilson/Ding

Sunday April 6
1pm & 7pm: Final

Tour Championship Results

Round One
Barry Hawkins 10-1 Shaun Murphy
Xiao Guodong 10-8 Wu Yize
Ding Junhui 10-3 Mark Williams
Mark Selby 10-6 Si Jiahui

Quarter-finals
Barry Hawkins 10-5 Judd Trump

How to watch the Tour Championship

The tournament will be shown live on ITV 4 and ITVX in the UK.

Tour Championship prize money

Winner: £150,000
Runner-up: £60,000
Semi-final: £40,000
Quarter-final: £30,000
First round: £20,000
Highest break: £10,000

Tour Championship previous winners

2024: Mark Williams
2023: Shaun Murphy
2022: Neil Robertson
2021: Neil Robertson
2020: Stephen Maguire
2019: Ronnie O’Sullivan

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