THE German Masters is well underway – with some massive names competing in Berlin.
After the Masters at Ally Pally, attention now turns to another hotbed of snooker’s global circuit.
Judd Trump is set to defend his German Masters title in Berlin[/caption]
World No 1 Judd Trump, the defending champion, will be aiming to bounce back from his semi-final loss to Kyren Wilson in London.
The winner of the second Triple Crown event of the snooker season, Shaun Murphy, will also enter with an envious glow after his exploits.
When is the German Masters 2025?
- The German Masters 2025 will begin on Monday, January 27.
- The final will take place on Sunday, February 2.
- Berlin’s multi-purpose venue Tempodrom will host once again.
- There will be three sessions – at 9am, 2pm and 7pm.
What TV channel is the German Masters 2025 on and can it be live streamed FREE?
- The German Masters 2025 will be broadcast live on Eurosport.
- The action can also be live streamed via the discovery+ app/website.
- Alternatively, SunSport’s live blog of the German Masters 2025 will bring you updates from every match.
Will Ronnie O’Sullivan return to compete in the German Masters 2025?
Ronnie O’Sullivan withdrew from the Masters earlier this month with the World Snooker Tour releasing a statement citing his withdrawal was on “medical grounds.”
O’Sullivan told Eurosport: “It was a nightmare decision really to make.
“If you had asked me on Sunday if I was ready to play, I’d probably have been OK. It is such a massive tournament.”
The Rocket has endured some rough form in early 2025, with three consecutive defeats in the non-ranking Championship League in Leicester.
And the seven-time world champion will not feature at the German Masters after pulling out on medical grounds once again.
German Masters 2025 schedule & results
All matches are best of 9 frames until the final, which is the best of 11.
Monday, January 27
Last 64
- John Higgins 5-3 Mark Davis
- Robert Milkins 5-4 Xu Si
- Neil Robertson 5-1 Antoni Kowalski
- Chris Wakelin 2-5 Hammad Miah
- Kyren Wilson 5-3 Cheung Ka Wai
- Zhang Anda 5-4 Graeme Dott
- Zhou Yuelong 5-2 Artemijs Zizins
- Stuart Bingham 0-5 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- David Gilbert 0-5 Ben Woollaston
- Barry Hawkins 5-4 Alfie Burden
- Jak Jones 5-3 Allan Taylor
- Stephen Maguire 1-5 Joe O’Connor
- Shaun Murphy 5-0 Liam Graham
- Judd Trump 5-2 David Grace
Tuesday, January 28
Last 64
- Ross Muir w/o Ding Junhui
- Pang Junxu 4-5 Anthony McGill
- Mark Selby 5-2 Liu Hongyu
- Si Jiahui 5-0 Ken Doherty
- Elliot Slessor 5-1 Liu Haotian
- Yuan Sijun w/o Hossein Vafaei
- Mark Allen 5-0 David Lilley
- Luca Brecel 5-2 Jiang Jun
- Ali Carter w/o He Guoqiang
- Jack Lisowski 3-5 Alexander Ursenbacher
- Wu Yize 5-1 Jackson Page
- Xiao Guodong 5-3 Fan Zhengyi
- Ryan Day 3-5 Ricky Walden
- Tom Ford w/o Dominic Dale
- Dylan Emery w/o Ronnie O’Sullivan
- Noppon Saengkham 4-5 Jimmy Robertson
- Mark Williams 2-5 Aaron Hill
- Gary Wilson 4-5 Daniel Wells
January 29
Last 32
9am
- Jak Jones 5-3 John Higgins
- Si Jiahui 4-5 Xiao Guodong
- Ben Woollaston 3-5 Barry Hawkins
- Yuan Sijun 5-2 Ross Muir
- Zhang Anda 5-2 Robert Milkins
- Yuelong Zhou 3-5 Kyren Wilson
2pm
- Mark Allen 4-5 Wu Yize
- Hammad Miah 4-5 Neil Robertson
- Ali Carter 0-5 Alexander Ursenbacher
- Judd Trump 5-0 Joe O’Connor
- Ricky Walden 5-3 Dylan Emery
7pm
- Mark Selby vs Elliot Slessor
- Luca Brecel vs Anthony McGill
- Thepchaiya Un-Nooh vs Shaun Murphy
- Tom Ford vs Daniel Wells
- Jimmy Robertson vs Aaron Hill
January 30
Last 16
- Jak Jokes vs Kyren Wilson (TBC)
- Barry Hawkins vs Ricky Walden
- Judd Trump vs Neil Robertson
- Wu Yize vs Alexander Ursenbacher
January 31
Quarter-finals
- TBC
February 1
Semi-finals
- TBC
February 2
Final
- TBC
