Tom Ford vs Junhui Ding Prediction: Both players eye final match

At the Thammasat University Convention Centre, Tom Ford and Junhui Ding will compete against each other in one of the matches that is part of the semifinal round of the 2023 6 Red World Championship. While Ford did well to defeat John Higgins, Junhui Ding was dominant in his match against Stuart Bingham and won easily.

Tom Ford - the end of the road for Ford

Tom Ford will start the contest as the underdog, but he will still enter it with the hope of securing a victory in this encounter. While considering his match against John Higgins, in which he was also the underdog, the English player did very well to maintain his composure despite the fact that John Higgins came close to making a comeback when Ford had a 5-0 lead. We believe that if he puts in a spectacular performance like he did against John Higgins, he has a good chance of winning this match. Still, he is still keeping his fingers crossed that his luck will change in another situation.

Junhui Ding - a tough win ahead for the Chinese

Junhui Ding will enter this match with complete confidence and assurance that he can provide another high-level performance, just as he did in all of his other matches leading up to the semi-final stage of the competition. Junhui Ding has won four of his most recent six matches. These victories were against Stephen Maguire, Nutcharat Wongharuthai, Ronnie O'Sullivan, and Stuart Bingham. However, he has lost against Zhou Anda and Gary Wilson in his most recent two matches. But, given his recent triumph over Tom Ford, we anticipate that he will be able to secure another victory as he approaches the final stage of the competition.

Expert Betting Tips

It is widely anticipated that Junhui will prevail in this match, just like he did in all of their previous matchups against one another. In spite of this, it would be foolish to overlook Tom Ford's performance in this match given how well he competed against John Higgins. On the other hand, given the high quality of play that we anticipate from both players, we anticipate that the match will end in 'over'.