THE fourth edition of the Wuhan Open is here and some huge stars are set to compete. Xiao Guodong is eyeing a hat-trick of titles, having won the event for the last two years Xiao Guodong is eyeing a third Wuhan Open title Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Ronnie O’Sullivan is due to be in action in Wuhan Credit: Getty Mark Selby arrives as the man in form after winning the first ranking crown of the new season earlier this month. The Jester from Leicester beat Noppon Saengkham 10-6 to clinch the China Open title. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump and world champion Wu Yize are amongst the other big names in the field in Wuhan. Wuhan Open prize money Here’s a full breakdown of the prize pot: Winner: £175,000 Runner-up: £75,000 Semi-finals: £33,000 Quarter-finals: £22,000 Last 16: £12,000 Last 32: £8,000 Last 64: £4,500 Last 96: £1,500 High break: £5,000 Total: £825,000 How to watch Wuhan Open The Wuhan Open will be broadcast LIVE on TNT Sports. You can live stream the tournament via the HBO Max app/website. Alternatively, you can follow SunSport’s live blog for frame-by-frame updates of each match. Comment now
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