Williams comes through high quality field to win 2019 Champion of Champions
BDOSunday, 25 August 2019 at 11:00
Jim Williams continues to exhibit form ahead of the BDO World Trophy next weekend and he showed that with victory over a high-quality field at the Champion of Champions event which was held on Saturday.
Ran by darts manufacturer Red Dragon, it follows a News of the World format of old; with first to two in play meaning the best players don't have as big of an advantage.
Former winners including Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton and Ryan Searle, all of whom played in the event yesterday but all suffered defeats early on. Other players involved include the likes of Matthew Edgar and Luke Humphries.
The Welshman came through on home soil though defeating PDC Tour Card holder Bradley Brooks in the final 2-0.
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