World Grand Prix 2026: How to watch on TNT Sports and discovery+, live stream, prize money, format
Published 30/01/2026 at 10:18 GMT
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The top 32 players on the one-year ranking list head to Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Arena for the 2026 World Grand Prix from February 3–8, live on TNT Sports and discovery+. Neil Robertson defends his title against rivals including Ronnie O’Sullivan, Mark Selby and Shaun Murphy, with £180,000 on offer for the winner from a £700,000 prize pot. Here's everything you need to know about the tournament.
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The season’s best 32 players, including Ronnie O'Sullivan, Shaun Murphy and Neil Robertson, will go toe-to-toe in Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Arena for the 2026 World Grand Prix.
The tournament will see Robertson look to defend his title, following his 10-0 dismantling of Stuart Bingham in last season’s final.
Indeed, the result saw the Australian become the first man in history to complete two whitewashes in a major ranking final, having also beaten Zhou Yuelong 9-0 to claim the European Masters title back in 2020.
Robertson will hope to repeat the feat this year, though he faces stiff competition from No.2 seed Selby and three-time champion O’Sullivan.
Here’s everything you need to know on how to watch the 2026 World Grand Prix on TNT Sports and discovery+.
When is the 2026 World Grand Prix?
The World Grand Prix will run from Tuesday, February 3 to Sunday, February 8. .
All the matches will be the best of nine frames before two best-of-11 frame semi-finals and a best-of-19 frame final.
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How to watch the 2026 World Grand Prix?
You can catch the entirety of the 2026 World Grand Prix live on TNT Sports, with action from the second table on discovery+.
What is the 2026 World Grand Prix prize money?
Winner: £180,000
Runner-up: £80,000
Semi-finals: £35,000
Quarter-finals: £20,000
Last 16: £15,000
Last 32: £10,000
High break: £10,000
Total: £700,000
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Who is playing at the 2026 World Grand Prix
The tournament features the top 32 on the one-year ranking list, and includes a score of superstar talent, such as reigning champion Robertson, Selby and O’Sullivan.
Elsewhere, we have third seed Shaun Murphy and fourth seed Mark Williams as well as Wu Yize, Xiao Guodong, Kyren Wilson and former Crucible finalist Jak Jones.
Here is the first round draw:
- Neil Robertson Aus (1) v Jak Jones Wal (32)
- Zhou Yuelong Chn (16) v Stephen Maguire Sco (17)
- Mark Allen NI (9) v Ali Carter Eng (24)
- Judd Trump Eng (8) v Yuan Sijun Chn (25)
- Wu Yize Chn (5) v Anthony McGill Sco (28)
- Jack Lisowski Eng (12) v Chang Bingyu Chn (21)
- Barry Hawkins Eng (13) v Ding Junhui Chn (20)
- Mark Williams Wal (4) v Zhang Anda Chn (29)
- Shaun Murphy Eng (3) v Pang Junxu Chn (30)
- Gary Wilson Eng (14) v Si Jiahui Chn (19)
- Xiao Guodong Chn (11) v Kyren Wilson Eng (22)
- Ronnie O'Sullivan Eng (6) v Joe O'Connor Eng (27)
- Chris Wakelin Eng (7) v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Tha (26)
- Elliot Slessor Eng (10) v Stuart Bingham Eng (23)
- John Higgins Sco (15) v Zhao Xintong Chn (18)
- Mark Selby Eng (2) v Aaron Hill Ire (31)
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