O'Sullivan received 250,000 pounds, the world No. 1 was further consolidated, and Ding Junhui's ranking rose to No. 12
In the early morning of December 4, Beijing time, with the 2023 British Championships Ronnie O'Sullivan defeating Ding Junhui with a score of 10-7 to win the championship, Ronnie O'Sullivan won the championship bonus of 250,000 pounds, and he is currently further consolidating his position as the world No. 1 with a total prize of 1,137,500 pounds. Ding Junhui, who won the runner-up, also received 100,000 pounds, and Ding Junhui's ranking rose five places, from 17th to 12th.
O'sullivan
Judd Trump reached the semifinals of this British Championship, although he was eliminated by Ding Junhui. But his ranking remains unchanged and he currently has £916,000, but he is £221,500 less than first-placed Ronnie O'Sullivan. In third place is 2022 world champion Luca Brecel, who lost 4-6 to Anda Zhang in the second round of the British Championships, and is currently in third place with a total prize fund of £811,500. In 4th to 7th place are Mark Allen, Mark Selby, Neil Robertson, and Shaun Murphy. There is no change in their rankings. Mark Williams, who reached the top 8 of this year's British Championships, rose one place to 8th, from 9th. Kyren Wilson, who was eliminated by Karak in the first round, dropped one spot from 8th to 9th. John Higgins, who was eliminated by Zhou Yuelong in the round of 16, rose one place from 11th to 10th. Alister Carter, who exited in the first round, dropped one spot from 10th to 11th.
Ding
Ding Junhui played well in this British Championship, knocking out Mark Allen, Forde, Mark Williams, and Trump to reach the final, and his ranking rose 5 places, from 17th to 12th, returning to the top 16 again, and locking up the qualification for the Masters. Zhang Anda won the international championship and finished in the top 16, and he also played well to reach the quarterfinals at this year's British Championships, and his ranking rose further from 15th to 13th. Robert Milkins lost to O'Sullivan in the round of 16, but his ranking remained unchanged and remained in 14th place with a total prize fund of £315,500. Barry Hawkins lost 5-6 to Selby in the second round, dropping three places from 12th to 15th. Lisowski dropped three places from 13th to 16th in the first round. But fortunately, he kept his spot in the Masters. Tom Forde lost to Ding Junhui in the second round, and his ranking dropped two places, from 16th to 18th, falling out of the top 16.
O'sullivan
Top 10 gainers:
Burns moved up 11 places from 105th to 94th.
Jiang Jun rose six places to No. 105, from No. 111.
Jamie Jones moved up six spots from No. 45 to No. 39.
Scott Donaldson moved up six spots from No. 50 to No. 44.
J. Clark rose six places to No. 54, from No. 60.
Ding Junhui's ranking rose five places, from 17th to 12th.
Lee moved up five places from 95th to 90th.
Ursenbach moved up five places from 120th to 115th.
Ma Hailong's ranking rose four places, from 101st to 97th.
Zhou jumped four places from 26th to 22nd.
Matthew Stevens moved up three spots from 48th to 45th.
Top 10 losers:
Mark King dropped 10 spots, from 75th to 85th.
Andy Hicks dropped eight spots from No. 57 to No. 65.
Anthony Kazakov dropped six places from 107th to 113th.
Andrew Higginson dropped six places from 108th to 114th.
Graeme Dott dropped five places from No. 42 to No. 47.
Mohammed Assef dropped five places from 87th to 92nd.
Oman Iqbal dropped four places from 103rd to 107th.
Fergar O'Brien dropped four places from 94th to 98th.
Tian Pengfei's ranking dropped four places, from 54th to 58th.
Stuart Bingham dropped three places from 23rd to 26th.
Liam Highfield dropped three places from No. 58 to No. 61.
O'sullivan
The latest full snooker rankings are as follows:
[1], Ronnie O'Sullivan, England, £1,137,500
[2], Judd Trump, England, £916,000
[3], Luca Brecel, Belgium, £811,500
[4], Mark Allen, Northern Ireland, £791,000
[5], Mark Selby, England, £634,000
[6], Neil Robertson, Australia, £483,500
[7], Shaun Murphy, England, £481,500
[8], Mark Williams, Wales, £447,500
[9], Kyren Wilson, England, £395,000
[10], John Higgins, Scotland, £391,000
[11], Alister Carter, England, £384,000
[12], Ding Junhui, China, 375,000 pounds
[13], Zhang Anda, China, 329,000 pounds
[14], Robert Milkins, England, £315,500
[15], Barry Hawkins, England, £315,000
[16], Lisowski, England, £307,000
[17], Hussein Vafi, Iran, £301,000
[18], Tom Forde, England, £299,000
[19], Ryan Day, Wales, £265,500
[20], Gary Wilson, England, £224,500
[21], Anthony McGill, Scotland, £215,000
[22], Zhou Yuelong, China, £206,000
[23], Chris Wackering, England, £203,500
[24], Nopong Sangkham, Thailand, £189,500
[25], Rich Wharton, England, £188,500
[26], Stuart Bingham, England, £188,000
[27], Stephen Maguire, Scotland, £179,000
[28], Joe Perry, England, £179,000
[29], Matthew Selt, England, £176,000
[30], David Gilbert, England, £173,500
[31], Si Jiahui, China, £166,000
[32], Pang Junxu, China, £165,500
[33], Fan Zhengyi, China, £163,500
[34], Jimmy Robertson, England, £162,500
[35], Lv Haotian, China, 160,000 pounds
[36], Joe O'Connor, England, £150,000
[37], Xiao Guodong, China, £142,500
[38], Tachaiya, Thailand, £138,000
[39], Jamie Jones, Wales, £135,000
[40], Jordan Brown Northern Ireland £133,000
[41], Yuan Sijun, China, £131,000
[42], Jack Jones, England, £129,500
[43], Wu Yize, China, £121,500
[44], Scott Donaldson, Scotland, £112,500
[45], Matthew Stevens, Wales, £111,500
[46], Anthony Hamilton, England, £111,000
[47], Graeme Dort, Scotland, £109,500
[48], Robbie Williams, England, £107,500
[49], Cao Yupeng, China, £101,500
[50], Craigie England £100,000
[51], Jackson Page, Wales, £100,000
[52], Elliott Slesser England £96,500
[53], Ben Wollaston, England, £95,500
[54], J. Clarke, Wales, £94,500
[55], Dominic Dyer, Wales, £90,000
[56], Oliver Lines, England, £85,500
[57], David Grace, England, £84,000
[58], Tian Pengfei, China, £81,000
[59], Xu Si, China, £78,500
[60], Mark Davies, England, £73,500
[61], Liam Highfield, England, £70,000
[62], Mark Joyce, England, £68,500
[63], Michael White Wales £68,000
[64], Martin Gould, England, £65,500
[65], Andy Hicks, England, £63,000
[66], Alan Hill, Ireland, £53,500
[67], Dylan Emory, Wales, £52,500
[68], Julien Leclerc, Belgium, £51,500
[69], Shadson Lim, England, £50,000
[70], Hugill England £49,000
[71], David Leary, England, £45,500
[72], James Cahill, England, £45,000
[73], John Astley, England, £43,000
[74], Ben Mertens, Belgium, £42,500
[75], Ken Doherty, Ireland, £41,000
[76], Surti, England, £38,500
[77], Lucas Klecks, Germany, £38,000
[78], He Guoqiang, China, £36,500
[79], Daniel Wells Wales £33,500
[80], Martin O'Donnell, England, £33,500
[81], Liu Hongyu, China, £29,500
[82], A. Carty, England, £29,000
[83], Rod Laura, England, £26,500
[84], A. Taylor, England, £26,000
[85], Mark King, England, £26,000
[86], Ross Muir, Scotland, £23,000
[87], Sean O'Sullivan, England, £22,000
[88], Fu Jiajun, Hong Kong, China, 21,500 pounds
[89], Mia, England, £21,500
[90], Li Junwei, Hong Kong, China, 20,500 pounds
[91], Xing Zihao, China, £20,000
[92], Muhammad Assaf, Pakistan, £20,000
[93], Peng Yisong, China, £18,500
[94], Burns, England, £17,500
[95], O. Brown, England, £16,500
[96], Stuart Carrington, England, £16,000
[97], Ma Hailong, China, £15,500
[98], Fergar O'Brien, Ireland, £15,500
[99], Andres Petrov, Estonia, £15,000
[100], Duffy (Duffy) England £14,500
[101], Ishpreet Singh Chada, India, £13,500
[102], Liam Pullen, England, £13,000
[103], Long Zehuang, China, £12,500
[104], Alfie Burton, England, £12,500
[105], Jiang Jun, China, £12,000
[106], Muhammad Ibrahim, Egypt, £12,000
[107], Oman Iqbal, Scotland, £11,000
[108], Louise Scott, England, £10,500
[109], Stan Moody, England, £10,000
[110], Ryan Tomerson, Australia, £9,500
[111], Tu Zhenlong, Malaysia, 8,500 pounds
[112], Jenson Kendrick, England, £8,000
[113], Anthony Kazakov, Ukraine, £8,000
[114], Andrew Higginson, England, £8,000
[115], Usenbach, Switzerland, £7,000
[116], Dean Young, Scotland, £6,500
[117], Nucharu Ongharuthai Thailand £5,500
[118], Himanshu, India, £5,000
[119], Ray Anne Evans, England, £4,000
[120], Liam Graham -= Please select country =- £3000
[121], Victor Sanches, Brazil, £500
[122], Rebecca Kenna, England, £0
[123], Andrew Pajet, England, £0
[123], Ahmad Ali Al Sayed, United States, £0
[123], Jimmy White, England, £0
[126], Baipa Siripong, Thailand, £0
[126], Manasavin Petmalaiku, Thailand, £0
[128], Mustafa, Egypt, 0 pounds
[129], Stephen Hendry, Scotland, £0