Jarred Cole vs. Conor Heneghan: Can Conor Regain His Pace After All These Months?

Jarred Cole and Conor Heneghan will compete in week 6 of the World Exhibition for the first time ever on 15 March 2022. The players will be prepared to form an oppressive impression the first chance they get.

The young man, Jarred, has been piling victories on and off in the past months. Some of his most excellent wins this year were by Simon Stevenson 4-1, Ciaran Teehan 4-0, and Carl Hamilton 4-0. His performance reflects his potential, and his past successes will undoubtedly make him more confident. In the last game Cole played, he beat Ciaran Teehan 4-2 for the second time in a month. Moreover, this win was scored after 2 successive losses, which might be a sign that Jarred can’t wait any longer before building a winning streak in this month, as tremendous as the ones he formed during the Online Live League. The player certainly knows his game and will use his best moves to pin his victory as the first on the head-to-head chart. 

Conor was very active in the Online Live League last year. His last streak was in July when he won 7 games in a row, including 3 whitewashed victories over Chas Barstow twice and Mark Dudbridge. Conor has multiple wins stacked, with scores that show that he hasn’t offered an opening to his opponent throughout the match. However, by the end of the year, his play became slightly periodic. The last 2 games Conor competed in ended in defeat to Tony O’Shea and Johnny Haines. The next match he plays will be a new experience, being the first head-to-head game with Jarred. Moreover, he is competing after months with no recent win in hand, which might put him under a bit of pressure. However, his record signifies that he is capable of wonders, and similar things can be expected in the future.

The players are magnificently competent, and expecting a dry game is not an option. Jarred and Conor’s opening game together will keep the fans on their toes, and a good fight is a significant prediction for this match. Nevertheless, considering his recent game, Jarred might outplay Conor this time.