Latest News About Chang Bingyu

Here’s the latest I can provide based on publicly available summaries up to mid-2026.

Core answer

• Chang Bingyu has been active on the World Snooker Tour after serving a ban for match-fixing, with notable recent progress including reaching the first ranking-event final of his career at the 2025 Scottish Open and securing a two-year tour card by winning the 2025 Asia-Pacific Championship in Albury, Australia. This marks a return to the professional circuit after the ban ended in December 2024. [source summaries indicate these points were reported by WPBSA and related outlets in 2025–2026]

Entity overview

• Chang Bingyu is a Chinese professional snooker player born in 2002. He faced a two-year suspension from professional competition due to match-fixing investigations, which ended in December 2024, after which he resumed professional play.
• Post-suspension, he earned a WST tour card by winning the 2025 Asia-Pacific Championship, and subsequently performed well in ranking events, including a run to a final at the 2025 Scottish Open.

Recent activity highlights

• 2025 Asia-Pacific Championship: Won the event in Albury, Australia to regain a place on the World Snooker Tour for 2025–2027.
• 2025 Scottish Open: Reached the final, marking the first ranking-event final of his professional career.

Notes and context

• The 2023–2024 period included a two-year suspension for match-fixing, which ended in December 2024, allowing his re-entry to professional competition. This context is repeatedly described across WPBSA and regional sources.
• Detailed season-by-season results and match-by-match scores are available from Snooker databases and the WPBSA site, which track his results since his return. If you’d like, I can pull a concise table of his match results for 2024–2026.

Would you like a compact timeline of his key milestones, or a table of his results by season with sources? I can also provide a brief bio tailored for a write-up.