Neil Robertson produced a ruthless display to whitewash Stuart Bingham 10-0 in the World Grand Prix final in Hong Kong. The Australian became only the fourth player in snooker history to achieve a whitewash in a ranking event final.

NEIL ROBERTSON proved too strong for Stuart Bingham as he secured the World Grand Prix title in Hong Kong. Essex cuiest Stuart Bingham goes head-to-head with Neil Robertson in the Hong Kong finale

Stuart Bingham, who knocked out Judd Trump, takes on Neil Robertson for the trophy and HK$1.8 million winner’s cheque.

Neil Robertson from Australia won the 2025 World Snooker Grand Prix on Sunday, delivering a dominant performance by whitewashing Stuart Bingham from

Neil Robertson whitewashed fellow former world champion Stuart Bingham 10-0 to win the World Grand Prix for the second time in Hong Kong.

Stuart Bingham could only watch on in despair as the snooker star faced a potential humilation of a whitewash against Neil Robertson in the World Grand Prix final on Sunday. The former world champion was left staring down the barrel of a humbling defeat after trailing 8-0 to Robertson before the interval at the Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong.

Ball-run stunned Judd Trump in Hong Kong at the semi-finals before a 10-0 whitewash to Neil Robertson, but revealed it has been a difficult week off the table

Neil Robertson will play Stuart Bingham in Sunday's best-of-19-frames final at the World Grand Prix in Hong Kong.

Neil Robertson got the better of Shaun Murphy in a World Grand Prix classic on Saturday in Hong Kong, claiming a brilliant 6-5 semi-final win. The Australian started brilliantly with breaks of 114 and 104 but Murphy responded well and got himself 5-3 ahead thanks to efforts of 52,

Stuart Bingham upsets Hong Kong resident Judd Trump in semis, Neil Robertson edges Shaun Murphy – ruining his own hopes of watching LIV Golf.

Neil Robertson fights back from 5-3 down to beat Masters champion Shaun Murphy 6-5 and reach the World Grand Prix final in Hong Kong.