Gibraltar Open 2020 03/13 14:25 12 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Mei Xiwen 4-1
Gibraltar Open 2020 03/13 08:30 11 Mitchell Mann v Mei Xiwen 1-4
Snooker Shoot-Out 2020 02/23 21:05 3 Mei Xiwen v Zhou Yuelong 0-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2020 02/23 20:15 10 Mei Xiwen v Mike Dunn 1-0
Snooker Shoot-Out 2020 02/23 16:30 9 Lei Peifan v Mei Xiwen 0-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2020 02/22 20:40 8 Nigel Bond v Mei Xiwen 0-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2020 02/20 20:30 7 Mei Xi Wen v Matthew Selt 1-0
Welsh Open 2020 02/12 10:00 8 Anthony McGill v Mei Xiwen 4-1
Welsh Open 2020 02/10 19:00 7 Mei Xiwen v Michael Georgiou 4-2
German Masters Qualifiers 2020 12/20 19:00 7 Li Hang v Mei Xi Wen 5-4
European Masters Qualifiers 2020 12/19 19:00 8 Scott Donaldson v Mei Xi Wen 5-4
European Masters Qualifiers 2020 12/17 10:00 7 Mei Xi Wen v Alan McManus 5-3
Scottish Open 2019 12/11 20:00 8 Mei Xi Wen v Ding Junhui 0-4
Scottish Open 2019 12/10 10:00 7 Mei Xi Wen v Gary Thomson 4-3
World Championship 2020 12/01 13:00 8 Mei Xi Wen v Judd Trump 1-6
World Championship 2020 11/28 09:30 7 Ken Doherty v Mei Xi Wen 4-6
Northern Ireland Open 2019 11/13 13:00 8 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Mei Xi Wen 4-2
Northern Ireland Open 2019 11/11 13:00 7 Peter Lines v Mei Xi Wen 1-4
World Open 2019 10/29 06:30 7 Alfie Burden v Mei Xi Wen 5-2
English Open 2019 10/18 14:00 3 Mei Xi Wen v Mark Selby 3-5
English Open 2019 10/17 18:00 10 Ronnie O'Sullivan v Mei Xi Wen 3-4
English Open 2019 10/17 11:40 9 Mei Xi Wen v Elliot Slessor 4-1
English Open 2019 10/16 08:45 8 Mei Xi Wen v Li Hang 4-0
English Open 2019 10/14 08:50 7 Yan Bingtao v Mei Xi Wen 3-4
World Open Qualifiers 2019 10/03 09:00 7 Gary Wilson v Mei Xi Wen 2-5
China Championship Qualifiers 2019 09/23 01:30 14 Yan Bingtao v Mei Xi Wen 5-4
Riga Masters 2019 07/27 00:00 9 Mei Xi Wen v Li Hang 2-4
Riga Masters 2019 07/27 00:00 8 Mei Xi Wen v Lukas Kleckers 4-1
Riga Masters 2019 07/26 00:00 7 Mei Xi Wen v Chang Bingyu Walkover
International Championship Quals 06/16 13:30 7 Zhou Yuelong v Mei Xi Wen 6-5

Wikipedia - Mei Xiwen

Mei Xiwen (Chinese: 梅希文; born October 8, 1982) is a Chinese former professional snooker player.

History

Mei made his debut on the Main Tour in the 2009/2010 season, as the ACBS Asian nomination, playing his first match at the 2009 Grand Prix. He lost 5–0 to Patrick Wallace, and was defeated in his next two matches, in the UK Championship and the Welsh Open, to Atthasit Mahitthi and Stephen Rowlings respectively. Mei recorded his first win as a professional in the 2010 China Open, where he beat Noppadol Sangnil 5–4, having trailed 4–2, but lost in the next round, 5–1 to Robert Milkins. After losing in qualifying for the 2010 World Championship to David Morris, Mei finished the season ranked 89th, and was relegated from the tour thereafter.

Mei received a wildcard entry in to the 2010 Shanghai Masters and beat Mike Dunn 5–1, before losing 5–2 to Mark Selby. He also played in the wildcard round of the China Open and lost 5–3 to Marcus Campbell, as well as being unsuccessful at Q School. Over the next five seasons he only played in Asian Tour events and whilst he never made it beyond the fourth round, he did record wins over experienced players such as Mark Davis, Mark King and Xiao Guodong.

In 2016, Mei was given the Chinese nomination for a two-year professional tour place starting with the 2016/2017 season. In qualifying for the 2016 Shanghai Masters, Mei defeated Sanderson Lam 5–2, Gary Wilson 5–3, Dominic Dale 5–1 and Graeme Dott 5–0 to reach the televised stages in Shanghai. At the venue, he beat two-time world champion Mark Williams 5–3 to reach the last 16 of a ranking event for the first time in his career. He faced Ryan Day for a place in the quarter-finals, with Day pulling away from 2–2 to win 5–2. Mei defeated Jack Lisowski 6–5 and Martin Gould 6–3 at the UK Championship and then lost 6–4 to Marco Fu. He reached the last 16 of the Welsh Open with victories over Matthew Selt, Peter Ebdon and Mark Allen, but was beaten 4–2 by Robert Milkins.

In 2019, Mei reached quarter-final in English open after defeating Ronnie O'Sullivan in round of last 16. His opponent in quarter-final was eventual winner Mark Selby, who beat Mei 3–5.

Mei returned to China after losing in the 2nd round of the 2020 Gibraltar Open due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and hasn't entered any events since then. As a result, he dropped out of the top 64 at the end of the 2020–21 season and was relegated from tour, despite attaining his career ranking high of 55 at the start of the season.