Yuan Sijun vs Wu Yize Result, Score & Stats

💣 The Shenzhen Open ranking final promises a thrilling all-Chinese showdown, as Yuan Sijun and Wu Yize go head-to-head in a best-of-19-frames battle. Both players have delivered standout performances this week. Wu Yize pulled off the biggest shock of the semi-finals, dismantling Judd Trump 6-1 thanks to his exceptional break-building and pinpoint long potting. Yuan Sijun, meanwhile, has reached his first career final after showing nerves of steel in a dramatic 6-5 victory over Jimmy Robertson. This marks their maiden tour meeting, pitting Wu’s explosive attacking style against Yuan’s measured tactical discipline and reliable positional play.

The extended format (best of 19) gives Yuan every chance to drag his opponent into grueling safety exchanges and disrupt Wu’s attacking rhythm. Yuan is adept at patiently waiting for errors and converting them into 50–60 point breaks. The stats also suggest a close contest: Yuan has covered the handicap line in 18 of his last 19 matches. Even if Wu comes out firing with a string of early frames, the marathon nature of the final should balance the scales and prevent the favorite from pulling away. Our prediction: Yuan Sijun to win with a +3.5 frame handicap.