World Champion Wu Wins Shenzhen Open
Wu claimed his first title since becoming world champion and rose to a career-high world number two after taking the £177,000 top prize.
- On Sunday, October 4, 2026, World Champion Wu Yize defeated Yuan Sijun 10-5 to win the Shenzhen Open at the Bao'an Sports Centre, claiming his first ranking title since becoming world champion.
- Following a 6-1 semi-final victory over Judd Trump, Wu advanced through the tournament, while Yuan reached his first ranking final after an impressive week in Shenzhen.
- Finishing the match with breaks of 74 and 62, Wu claimed the £177,000 top prize, while Yuan earned £76,000 for his runner-up finish.
- Surpassing Judd Trump and Neil Robertson, Wu moved to second in the world rankings, while Yuan climbed seven spots to 26th, improving his qualification prospects.
- Wu, who turns 23 later this month, now targets Zhao Xintong's number one world ranking after this significant Shenzhen Open victory.
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Shenzhen Open: Wu Yize wins first ranking title since he became world champion with 10-5 victory over Yuan Sijun
Wu Yize claims his first ranking title since he became world champion with a 10-5 win over Yuan Sijun in the final of the Shenzhen Open.
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