Zhao Xintong

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Born
1997 (28 years old)
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Xi’an, Shaanxi,

Position
Snooker Player

Status
Active

Ethnicity
Asian

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Snooker

Team
World Snooker Championship Mens

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League
World Snooker

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Latest Results

					Victorian Plumbing UK Championship Round 2	03 Dec 25
					Riyadh Season Snooker Championship Day 3	21 Nov 25
					Riyadh Season Snooker Championship Day 2	20 Nov 25
					Sportsbet.io Champion of Champions Semifinal 1	14 Nov 25
					Sportsbet.io Champion of Champions Day 2	11 Nov 25
					International Championship Semi Finals	07 Nov 25
					International Championship Quarter Finals	06 Nov 25
					Shanghai Masters Semifinals	01 Aug 25
					Shanghai Masters Quarterfinals	31 Jul 25
					Halo World Championship Final	04 May 25
					Halo World Championship Semi Finals	01 May 25
					Halo World Championship Quarter Finals	29 Apr 25
					Cazoo UK Championship Round 1	12 Nov 22
					Cazoo Champion of Champions Group 2	03 Nov 22
					Betfred World Championship Round 2	21 Apr 22
					Cazoo Tour Championship Quarter Finals	28 Mar 22
					Cazoo Players Championship Round 1	07 Feb 22
					BildBet German Masters Final	30 Jan 22
					BildBet German Masters Semi Finals	29 Jan 22
					BildBet German Masters Quarter Finals	28 Jan 22
					BildBet German Masters Round 2	27 Jan 22
					Cazoo Masters	09 Jan 22
					Cazoo World Grand Prix	13 Dec 21
					Cazoo UK Championship Final	05 Dec 21
					Cazoo UK Championship semi Finals	04 Dec 21
					Cazoo UK Championship Quarter Finals	03 Dec 21
					Cazoo UK Championship Round 4	01 Dec 21

Description

Zhao Xintong (born 3 April 1997) is a Chinese professional snooker player, widely considered one of the most promising upcoming snooker talents.
Zhao Xintong first drew international attention in June 2012 at the Zhangjiagang Open defeating high ranking players Xiao Guodong and Yu Delu to reach the last 16 of the tournament where he narrowly lost 4–3 to Stephen Lee. Zhao would build on this success by reaching the second round of Asian Tour Events the Yixing Open and Zhengzhou Open.
Ronnie O'Sullivan, Stephen Hendry, and Alan McManus have all once suggested that Zhao would become a leading player in world snooker due to his enormous potential.

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