Trump vs Robertson Prediction 29 July 2025

We haven't seen the tour leader for over two months, and he's probably itching to get back into the game. Trump doesn't need local tournaments, so he skipped the early-season qualifiers and instead focused on preparing for this event. How successful that preparation was, we'll soon find out. Let's not forget that Trump is the current titleholder.

The world number one has suffered two consecutive defeats-at the World Championship and a commercial tournament in Helsinki. These matches were lackluster in terms of performance, but Judd has a knack for bouncing back after setbacks. His first opponent in China should be manageable, though not without challenges. Robertson doesn't have a strong head-to-head record against the Englishman, but in a single match, that doesn't mean much.

The player ranked 8th also has a penchant for winning titles, but Neil is capable of delivering quite a few surprises, often of the negative kind (as seen in the last World Championship). The Australian is a technically skilled player, though he might be a bit emotional at times.

So far this season, the snooker player has played two matches and won both, with one already taking place in China. He comfortably defeated Pan Junxu, with the Chinese player only taking frames when he was already trailing by a large margin. Robertson managed to score two centuries and generally made few mistakes. It was a solid match, with about 50% effort. No more.