Davies vs Yize Prediction 10 September 2026

Liam Davies is enjoying a strong run of form, racking up eight wins and just two losses in his last ten matches - a clear indicator of his current momentum. His break-building stats are impressive: 28 breaks over 50 points during this stretch, including two centuries, with a highest break of 140. Notably, Davies has also limited his opponents to just five centuries and seventeen 50+ breaks, underscoring his ability to restrict attacking opportunities at the table. In his most recent outing against Wang Xinbo, Davies cruised to a convincing 4-1 victory, further cementing both his form and mental resilience after progressing through the previous round. Known for an aggressive style, Davies favours attacking play and frequently constructs long visits to the table, but he is also quick to adapt and switch to a more defensive approach when required.

Wu Yize has been racking up points at a blistering pace: over his last ten matches, he has notched twelve centuries and thirty-four breaks of fifty or more - numbers that eclipse his opponent in nearly every attacking metric. At the same time, he has conceded six century breaks to his rivals, which is slightly above average for the tournament’s elite, possibly pointing to occasional lapses in defense or perhaps an overly aggressive approach in the early frames. In the previous round, Wu edged past Xu Si 4-2; it was a hard-fought contest, but his ability to close out frames with clinical break-building ultimately made the difference. When comparing styles head-to-head, Wu often asserts control through relentless early pressure, setting the tone from the outset.