It is now confirmed that the final of 2023 World Grand Prix Snooker will be an all-English clash featuring Mark Allen versus the winner of Trump vs. Murphy, here, we examine the latest results, the schedule, the draw, prize money, results, dates, time, & the TV coverage details
After yet another dominant display at the World Grand Prix, top-seed Mark Allen dispatched in-form Saengkham with ease by score of 6-1 and qualified for his fourth championship match of the season.
World Grand Prix snooker 2023 results today, semi-final schedule, date, time, draw, tickets, prize money, live stream on TV coverage
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Mark Allen beats Noppon Saengkham 6-1 to reach his fourth final of the season at the @Duelbits World Grand Prix! 👏
He'll face Judd Trump or Shaun Murphy over 19 frames on Sunday. #DuelbitsSeries
— World Snooker Tour (@WeAreWST) January 20, 2023
2023 World Grand Prix Snooker latest results, winners, semi-final schedule, date, time, venue, format, & list of players
During Friday’s semi-final clash, Allen immediately established his dominance and won the opening two frames thanks to breaks of 73 & 66, giving him a quick 2-0 lead. Although Saengkham took a frame back with 58 break, Allen blasted in 78 to put him 3-1 up at the halfway point of the session.
After the game resumed, there was no letup as Allen hammered home a fantastic break of 127 to increase his lead. In the sixth frame, Saengkham had multiple opportunities to win, but he failed to take advantage of them and allowed Allen to win the frame on the pink. Ultimately, Allen won the seventh frame to emerge victorious by score of 6-1.
Following his win, Mark Allen has qualified for the championship match on Sunday against the winner of clash between Shaun Murphy and Judd Trump. Meanwhile, Saengkham will unfortunately settle for semi-final place despite his stellar tun throughout the tournament that saw him defeat defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan.
2023 World Grand Prix Snooker: first-round results
- Northern Ireland Mark Allen 4-2 England David Gilbert
- England Joe O’Connor 4-2 China Lyu Haotian
- China Zhou Yuelong 4-3 Thailand Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- England Jack Lisowski 4-3 England Robert Milkins
- England Mark Selby 1-4 Thailand Noppon Saengkham
- England Barry Hawkins 0-4 England Ronnie O’Sullivan
- Wales Mark Williams 4-1 Wales Jamie Jones
- China Ding Junhui 4-0 England Stuart Bingham
- England Kyren Wilson 4-2 England Robbie Williams
- England Shaun Murphy 4-0 England Ali Carter
- England Tom Ford 2-4 England Sam Craigie
- England Gary Wilson 1-4 Scotland Anthony McGill
- Belgium Luca Brecel 4-1 England Joe Perry
- England Judd Trump 4-2 Iran Hossein Vafaei
- Australia Neil Robertson 1-4 China Xiao Guodong
- Wales Ryan Day 4-1 England Ricky Walden
2023 World Grand Prix Snooker: second-round results
- Northern Ireland Mark Allen 4-3 England Joe O’Connor
- China Zhou Yuelong 2-4 England Jack Lisowski
- Thailand Noppon Saengkham 4-2 England Ronnie O’Sullivan
- Wales Mark Williams 4-0 China Ding Junhui
- England Kyren Wilson 2-4 England Shaun Murphy
- England Sam Craigie 0-4 Scotland Anthony McGill
- Belgium Luca Brecel 0-4 England Judd Trump
- China Xiao Guodong 4-1 Wales Ryan Day
2023 World Grand Prix Snooker: quarter-final results
- Northern Ireland Mark Allen 5-4 England Jack Lisowski
- Thailand Noppon Saengkham 5-3 Wales Mark Williams
- England Shaun Murphy 5-4 Scotland Anthony McGill
- England Judd Trump 5-3 China Xiao Guodong
2023 World Grand Prix Snooker: semi-final results & schedule
- Northern Ireland Mark Allen 6-1 Thailand Noppon Saengkham
- England Shaun Murphy vs England Judd Trump
2023 World Grand Prix: prize money distribution
As is customary, the competition’s winner will take home £100,000 from the $380,000 in total prizes. Further, £40,000 prize money will be awarded to the competition’s runner-up. After his heartbreaking loss in the semi-final, Saengkham will bag $20,000 in prize money.
- Winner: £100,000
- Runner-up: £40,000
- Semi-final: £20,000
- Quarter-final: £12,500
- Last 16: £7,500
- Last 32: £5,000
- Highest break: £10,000
- Total: £380,000
When and where to watch: live stream & TV coverage telecast
If a fan is unable to attend this prestigious event, they can still watch the entire action live on Eurosport and ITV. Every match in this championship will be streamed by Matchroom for those in nations without broadcasters. For enjoying this event in-person at The Centaur, fans can purchase their tickets from here.
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