Neil Robertson from Australia won the 2025 World Snooker Grand Prix on Sunday, delivering a dominant performance by whitewashing Stuart Bingham from England by a score of 10-frames-to-nil.

It was Robertson's second championship title at the World Grand Prix.

The final began at 1 pm, with Bingham already down 8-0 by the end of the first session.

One spectator, Awlam, shared that this was his first time watching a snooker match, and he was excited about the whole experience.

“Yes! Nice! It’s actually very nice. I’ve been here every day except for one. The sports park is absolutely amazing,” he told RTHK.

“The whole development, including the stadium, the arena, the malls, and everything around it, is really impressive. I am very happy to see this.”

Another spectator, Mr Chan, remarked that it was a great experience to watch snooker at the Kai Tak Arena, where the atmosphere was fantastic.

“It’s big and beautiful; it’s quite nice. And it’s close to the MTR station.”

The match resumed at 7:30 pm, and Robertson continued his impressive performance, winning two straight games and defeating Bingham 10-0.

Earlier in the day, an exhibition match took place between Hong Kong's top player, Ng On-yee, and world number one Mink Nutcharut, with Nutcharut winning 2-0.