Latest World Snooker Rankings​

Following the conclusion of the Saudi Masters tournament, the World Snooker Tour has released the latest world rankings. Judd Trump firmly holds the top spot, Kyren Wilson ranks second, and Neil Robertson has surpassed Ronnie O'Sullivan to ascend to the third position.​

Ronnie O'Sullivan is ranked fourth, Mark Williams is in fifth place, John Higgins is sixth, and Ding Junhui ranks seventh. Barry Hawkins is eighth, Mark Selby is ninth, and Zhao Xintong is tenth. Mark Allen, Zhang Anda, Chris Wakelin, Xiao Guodong, Si Jiahui, and Shaun Murphy are ranked from eleventh to sixteenth.​

Judd Trump, Kyren Wilson, and Neil Robertson in the Top Three​

In the latest world rankings, Judd Trump still maintains his leading position. Despite not having outstanding performances after the World Championship, due to the large number of points he accumulated in the previous season, he currently still ranks first in the world with 1,978,200 pounds in total points. Although Kyren Wilson has narrowed the gap with him, it is unlikely that Wilson can overtake Trump in the short term.​

As one of the most stable snooker players in the current era, Kyren Wilson has had an excellent performance this season. Since the start of this season, Wilson has won the Shanghai Masters and reached the quarter-finals of the Saudi Masters. Now, Kyren Wilson is ranked second in the world with 1,348,300 pounds in total points. However, objectively speaking, his position is not entirely secure.​

Neil Robertson, who has just won the Saudi Masters, has 1,047,050 pounds in total points and is ranked third after adding the 500,000 - pound champion bonus points. Since he has very few points to deduct this season, once he can show good form in this season, he will have the opportunity to challenge for the top two positions in the world.​

Ronnie O'Sullivan Ranks Fourth - Ding Junhui is the Highest - Ranked Chinese Player​

Before the start of this season, Ronnie O'Sullivan was questioned whether he could maintain his position in the top 16. But after the conclusion of the Saudi Masters, such concerns have been completely dispelled. Now, O'Sullivan is ranked fourth with 940,000 pounds in total points after adding the 200,000 - pound runner - up bonus points from the Saudi Masters. This means that as long as O'Sullivan's performance in the subsequent competitions is not particularly poor, he can firmly stay in the top 16.​

Mark Williams is ranked fifth with 885,600 pounds in total points, dropping two positions compared to before. John Higgins is ranked sixth with 781,250 pounds in total points, also dropping two positions. Ding Junhui, the leading Chinese player, is ranked seventh with 636,000 pounds in total points, causing his ranking to drop one position. However, he is still the highest - ranked snooker player in China.​

Although Barry Hawkins fell in the quarter - finals of the Saudi Masters, he is still ranked eighth with 590,050 pounds in total points. Four - time world champion Mark Selby is ranked ninth with 588,000 pounds in total points, dropping two positions compared to before. Newly - crowned world champion Zhao Xintong advanced to the round of 16 in the Saudi Masters and is ranked tenth with 540,000 pounds in total points after adding 30,000 pounds in bonus points, rising one position compared to before.​

Chris Wakelin's Ranking Rises, Si Jiahui and Shaun Murphy's Rankings Drop​

The players ranked after Zhao Xintong are as follows: Mark Allen is currently ranked 11th with 522,900 pounds in total points. Zhang Anda is ranked 12th with 496,550 pounds in total points. Chris Wakelin has 481,400 pounds in total points and is ranked 13th, rising 3 positions compared to before. Xiao Guodong is ranked 14th with 461,000 pounds in total points, Si Jiahui is ranked 15th with 446,200 pounds in total points, and Shaun Murphy is ranked 16th with 432,900 pounds in total points.​

Ali Carter is ranked 17th with 429,300 pounds in total points. Gary Wilson is ranked 18th with 374,900 pounds in total points. Chinese player Wu Yize is ranked 19th with 365,600 pounds in total points. Tom Ford is ranked 20th with 359,950 pounds in total points. Stuart Bingham is ranked 21st with 356,900 pounds in total points. Jak Jones is ranked 22nd with 332,800 pounds in total points.​

Elliot Slessor is ranked 23rd with 321,750 pounds in total points, rising 6 positions compared to before. David Gilbert is ranked 24th with 312,650 pounds in total points. Hossein Vafaei is ranked 25th with 293,300 pounds in total points. Stephen Maguire is ranked 26th with 280,750 pounds in total points. Joe O'Connor is ranked 27th with 265,750 pounds in total points. Jack Lisowski is ranked 28th with 260,600 pounds in total points.​

Pang Junxu is ranked 29th with 258,400 pounds in total points. Yuan Sijun is ranked 30th with 231,600 pounds in total points. Lei Peifan is ranked 31st with 210,000 pounds in total points. Zhou Yuelong is ranked 32nd with 208,050 pounds in total points. In addition, Lyu Haotian is ranked 39th, Xu Si is ranked 42nd. He Guoqiang is ranked 46th, Fan Zhengyi is ranked 51st. Long Zehuang is ranked 54th, and Liu Hongyu is ranked 55th.