John Walton vs Tony O’Shea Prediction: Walton could turn things around

For the second time in three days, John Walton and Tony O'Shea will square off. Walton hasn't been playing well as of late and hopes to turn things around. O'Shea, meanwhile, plans to try for a clean sweep of his rival. In the following paragraphs, we'll go into greater depth.

John Walton - old John Walton not in good form

Walton won several smaller tournaments early in his career, including the Webster's 150 Championship in 1993 and the Highlands Open Championship in 1996. However, he did not qualify for the World Championship until 1999, when he was defeated by Roland Scholten 0–3 in the first round of competition. After a prosperous career, John Walton has struggled to win in recent competitions, suffering defeat in four consecutive matches. However, he was victorious in his most recent match against Gary Robson, his fifth loss in a row. It is anticipated that the Englishman will maintain his winning streak in this match, despite being 60 years old.

Tony O’Shea - O’Shea looking to extend his dominance on Walton

Mark Dudbridge defeated Tony O'Shea in his most recent match, which ended with a 4-1. O'Shea has now won three matches, the most recent being against Chris Mason, Gary Robson, and John Walton, but he has lost the other two. It is inevitable that the Englishman, who is 61 years old and looking to extend his winning record over John Walton, will return to winning ways and resume his winning streak. The Englishman O'Shea has competed in the championship round of seven significant darts tournaments held by the British Darts Organization (BDO). Still, he has not yet won any of them. We do not anticipate that he will struggle in this match even if he is still searching for his first victory in a competition.

Expert Betting Tips

Tony O'Shea prevailed against John Walton in their most recent encounter, a close contest that ended with a 4-3. O'Shea, on the other hand, had a perfect record against John Walton up until their most recent match, and he will most certainly be hoping to maintain that dominant streak. It is anticipated that Tony O'Shea will maintain his winning record when he competes against John Walton.