Andy Fordham and Jeff Smith receive Wildcard for Finder Darts Masters 2017
NewsFriday, 29 September 2017 at 19:00
Andy Fordham, undoubtedly the biggest icon of the sport of darts, has received a wildcard to play in the Finder Darts Masters 2017. The Viking is a well known player and has fought his way back to the top of the World after his comeback a few years ago.
With Andy Fordham, now 21 out of 24 players in the tournament have been confirmed. The full list of confirmed players in the Finder Darts Masters 2017 can be read at www.findermasters.nl.
On this website you will also find all information about ticket sales and hotel package deals for this event, which takes place from Friday 8th to Sunday 10th of December.
Also Canadian Jeff Smith receives wildcard for Finder Darts Masters 2017. Jeff Smith had his breakout year in 2015, the Canadian surprisingly reached the final of the Lakeside World Pro where he lost to Englishman Scott Waites. But since that day, the 41-year-old Canadian has been a fierce opponent and he will fancy his chances for the title on the Finder Darts Masters stage.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/913401811545022464
Source: Winmau Darts
With Andy Fordham, now 21 out of 24 players in the tournament have been confirmed. The full list of confirmed players in the Finder Darts Masters 2017 can be read at www.findermasters.nl.
On this website you will also find all information about ticket sales and hotel package deals for this event, which takes place from Friday 8th to Sunday 10th of December.
Also Canadian Jeff Smith receives wildcard for Finder Darts Masters 2017. Jeff Smith had his breakout year in 2015, the Canadian surprisingly reached the final of the Lakeside World Pro where he lost to Englishman Scott Waites. But since that day, the 41-year-old Canadian has been a fierce opponent and he will fancy his chances for the title on the Finder Darts Masters stage.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/913401811545022464
Source: Winmau Darts
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