World Pool Championship 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Jayson Shaw THROUGH and Yapp also features on day 3
All eyes will be on Fedor Gorst to see whether he can win a record-equalling THIRD world title after a dramatic triumph over Eklent Kaci last year.
The reigning champion coasted into the third round after beating Italian Francesco Candela.
British icon Jayson Shaw has also safely made it through, with Aloysius Yapp in action today.
This year, there is a record-breaking prize pot of $1million (£850,000) with a staggering $250,000 awaiting the champion.
Follow ALL of the latest updates below...
Today, 13:30 By Nyle Smith
Final set
Here are the final set of fixtures.
Today, 13:06 By Nyle Smith
Latest results
Fedor Gorst 9-5 Francesco Candela
Mohammed Baabad 1-9 Max Lechner
Minug Ha 4-9 Moritz Neuhausen
Marvin Asis 9-3 Dimitris Loukatos
Daniel Maciol 1-9 Duong Quoc Hoang
Thorsten Hohmann 3-9 Wojciech Szewczyk
Today, 12:30 By Nyle Smith
Fixture pile up
The second set of fixtures that get underway soon.
Max Eberle vs Jayson Shaw
Johann Chua vs Oliver Szolnoki
Nguyen Anh Tuan vs Nguyen Henry
Michael Feliciano vs Sanjin Pehlivanovic
Alex Pagulayan vs Casper Matikainen
Hsu Jui An vs Lo Ho Sum
Khalid Alghamdi vs Tobias Bongers
Ko Ping Chung vs Patric Gonzales
Wu Kun Lin vs Marco Teutscher
Lee Vann Corteza vs Carlo Biado
Michael Baoanan vs Jeffrey Ignacio
AJ Manas vs Aloysius Yapp
Today, 12:00 By Nyle Smith
Order of play
Matchroom Pool has revealed some of today's order of play.
Today, 11:57 By Nyle Smith
And we are back!
The action has resumed on day 3, and here are the 1pm fixtures.
Fedor Gorst vs Francesco Candela
Mohammed Baabad vs Max Lechner
Minug Ha vs Mortiz Neuhausen
Marvin Asis vs Dimitris Loukatos
Daniel Maciol vs Duong Quoc Hoang
Robbie Captio vs Petri Makkonen
Denis Grobe vs Luong Duc Thien
Thorsten Hohmann vs Wojciech Szewczyk
Oscar Dominguez vs Marc Bijsterbosch
Chris Melling vs Eklent Kaci
Liu Ri Teng vs Mickey Krause
Today, 11:00 By Nyle Smith
Final 64
Tonight, the final 64 players will be confirmed as the competition reaches boiling point!
And one person who won't be there is former world champion Ralf Souquet.
He went crashing out to America's Tyler Styer with a heavy 9-3 defeat.
By Tony Robertson
Latest scores
As we head into the night, lets see how the scores are going.
Most of the round two losers are now sorted with a few games still to play:
Fahad Aldhayan 8-7 Martin Daigle
John Morra 5-9 Alexander Kazakis
Bui Truong An 9-4 Lu Hui Chan
Aleksa Pecelj 9-4 James Georgiadis
Sam Henderson 9-7 Marlon Cañeda
Niels Feijen 7-9 Joao Grilo
José Alberto Delgado 9-6 Szymon Kural
Mohammed Al-Duais 3-9 Fu Che Wei
Riku Romppanen 9-5 Imran Majid
Abdullah Alshammari 8-7 Roman Hybler
Al Waleed Al-Mudayan 3-7 Jan Van Lierop
22nd Jul 2025, 21:58 By Tony Robertson
Latest scores
Here's how the evening session it getting on since we last checked in.
Britain's Fraser Patric is among those on the verge of progressing:
Fraser Patric 9-3 Georgi Georgiev
Pijus Labutis 9-6 Elliott Sanderson
Bader Alawadhi 9-6 Abdullah Alenzi
Emil Gangfløt 9-6 Wesam Hamamm
Alexis Ferrer 9-6 Phuong Nam Pham
Fahad Aldhayan 4-4 Martin Daigle
John Morra 5-8 Alexander Kazakis
Sulaiman Aljulaidan 3-9 Mahmoud Ibrahim Charif
Bui Truong An 7-4 Lu Hui Chan
Aleksa Pecelj 8-4 James Georgiadis
Sam Henderson 3-4 Marlon Cañeda
Niels Feijen 4-4 Joao Grilo
José Alberto Delgado 5-2 Szymon Kural
Mohammed Al-Duais 0-5 Fu Che Wei
Riku Romppanen 3-3 Imran Majid
Abdullah Alshammari 4-2 Roman Hybler
Al Waleed Al-Mudayan 0-3 Jan Van Lierop
22nd Jul 2025, 20:45 By Tony Robertson
Latest scores
Here's how the evening session it getting on since we last checked in.
Britain's Fraser Patric is among those on the verge of progressing:
Lukas Fracasso-Verner 9-4 Hunter Lombardo
Fraser Patric 8-3 Georgi Georgiev
Ko Ping Han 9-8 Khaled Al-Otaibi
Pijus Labutis 5-2 Elliott Sanderson
Hamza Al Awaidi 3-9 Gerson Martinez Boza
Stefan Kasper 9-8 Mohannad Alghumayz
Bader Alawadhi 4-5 Abdullah Alenzi
Sullivan Clark 7-9 Mario He
Emil Gangfløt 7-5 Wesam Hamamm
Alexis Ferrer 5-4 Phuong Nam Pham
Fahad Aldhayan 1-0 Martin Daigle
John Morra 3-4 Alexander Kazakis
Sulaiman Aljulaidan 2-4 Mahmoud Ibrahim Charif
Bui Truong An 2-1 Lu Hui Chan
Aleksa Pecelj 1-0 James Georgiadis
22nd Jul 2025, 19:48 By Tony Robertson
Latest scores
The evening session is underway at the World Pool Championship.
Here are the latest scores from the live games of the round one losers, with Mark Kalagayan having just secured his spot:
Lukas Fracasso-Verner 2-1 Hunter Lombardo
Fraser Patric 3-1 Georgi Georgiev
Ko Ping Han 7-6 Khaled Al-Otaibi
Pijus Labutis 0-0 Elliott Sanderson
Hamza Al Awaidi 2-2 Gerson Martinez Boza
Stefan Kasper 6-7 Mohannad Alghumayz
Abdulaziz Al-Amoudi 7-9 Mark Kalagayan
Bader Alawadhi 2-0 Abdullah Alenzi
Sullivan Clark 7-6 Mario He
Emil Gangfløt 3-3 Wesam Hamamm
Alexis Ferrer 1-0 Phuong Nam Pham
22nd Jul 2025, 17:53 By Tony Robertson
Latest - Matikainen takes the win
Matikainen has taken the victory over his rival.
It was a hard-fought match, but ultimately the Finn was too strong for Comino.
22nd Jul 2025, 16:47 By Laurence Ryan
Latest - Jonas Souto Comino level
The Spaniard has pulled a leg back, and is level with Matikainen.
Six a piece now, still all to play for.
Jonas Souto Comino 6-6 Casper Matikainen
22nd Jul 2025, 16:28 By Laurence Ryan
Latest scores - Another winner
Lee Vann Corteza has secured a spot in the next round of the tournament.
The leaves just Jonas Souto Comino against Casper Matikainen, with Matikainen leading.
Lee Vann Corteza 9-7 Al Waleed Al-Mudayan
Jonas Souto Comino 5-6 Casper Matikainen
22nd Jul 2025, 16:18 By Laurence Ryan
Latest - Two to go
Ameer Ali and Patric Gonzales both picked up wins, meaning Joao Grilo and Roman Hybler now have to fight out for their spot.
Two games remain on table 14 and table 15.
Only four games remain in part of today's action.
Joao Grilo 4-9 Ameer Ali
Patric Gonzales 9-3 Roman Hybler
Lee Vann Corteza 7-7 Al Waleed Al-Mudayan
Jonas Souto Comino 5-5 Casper Matikainen
22nd Jul 2025, 15:50 By Laurence Ryan
Latest - nearing the end of play
A number of players have now booked their spots in the next round of the tournament.
Carlo Biado 9-5 Jan Van Lierop
Ko Ping Chung 9-3 Abdullah Alshammari
Neils Feijen 4-9 Roland Garcia
Aleksa Pecelj 5-9 Michael Baoanan
Alex Pagulayan 9-2 Fitim Haradinaj
Joao Grilo 3-6 Ameer Ali
Patric Gonzales 7-2 Roman Hybler
Lee Vann Corteza 6-5 Al Waleed Al-Mudayan
Jonas Souto Comino 4-3 Casper Matikainen
22nd Jul 2025, 15:28 By Laurence Ryan
Latest scores - Zielinski survives decider
Wiktor Zielinski survived a deciding rack, and sends Bui Truong An into a straight knockout for a spot in the next round.
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