British Open 2025: Who Will Be the Next Champion of the Tournament in Cheltenham.

According to The Sun: This week, the British Open is taking place in Cheltenham, where the best snooker players will gather.

Last year, Mark Selby won the Clive Everton trophy for the first time, defeating four-time world champion John Higgins 10-5. This year, Selby has improved his results, as he lost in the final to Mark Williams in 2023.

In 2024, world number one Judd Trump became only the third player in history to reach 1000 centuries. However, he was eliminated from the tournament by Mark Allen, as Judd lost 5-3 in the quarter-finals.

Trump has not yet won a title at the British Open and will try to add the Clive Everton trophy to his collection.

Kiren Wilson will also be at the tournament, hoping to make up for the disappointment of his previous performance at the English Open.

This week, Ronnie O'Sullivan will not be able to participate, as he withdrew from the competition for medical reasons last Tuesday.

When Will the British Open 2025 Take Place?

• The British Open 2025 will start on Monday, September 22.
• The tournament will last until Sunday, September 28.
• The matches will be held at the 'Centaur' Centre in Cheltenham.

Which Channel Will Broadcast the British Open 2025 and Can It Be Watched Online?

• The British Open 2025 will be broadcast live on ITV4.
• The tournament can be watched for free through the ITVX app or website.
• Online updates will also be provided on the SunSport blog.

Schedule of the British Open 2025

Monday, September 22Round 1

1:00 PM BST

• Pan Junxuan vs. Wu Weize
• John Higgins vs. Mark Davis
• David Grace vs. Mark Selby
• Barry Hawkins vs. Daniel Wells

after this:

• Alfie Davies vs. Neil Robertson
• Patrick Whelan vs. Ali Carter
• Zhang Anda vs. Duane Jones
• Ashley Hugill vs. Zhao Xintong

7:00 PM BST

• Jian Jun vs. Mark Allen
• Mark Williams vs. Si Jianhua
• Sanderson Lam vs. Daniel Womersley
• Ross Muir vs. Shaun Murphy

after this:

• Judd Trump vs. Aaron Hill
• Harry Wilson vs. Hosein Wafaei
• Xiao Guodong vs. Hayden Pinhey
• Kiren Wilson vs. Chris Wakelin

Tuesday, September 23 – Round 2

Wednesday, September 24 – Round 2 (from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM), Round 3 (from 7:00 PM)

Thursday, September 25 – Round 3 (from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM), Round 4 (from 7:00 PM)

Friday, September 26 – Quarter-finals

Saturday, September 27 – Semi-finals

Sunday, September 28 – Final

The British Open is one of the most prestigious tournaments in snooker, where the strongest players in the world compete. We look forward to an exciting battle on the tables in Cheltenham and will observe how events unfold in the coming days. It will be especially interesting to watch last year's champion Mark Selby and ambitious Judd Trump.