De Zwaan reaches another Pro Tour semi-final, Lewis beats Bunting with 12-dart leg
NewsSaturday, 07 April 2018 at 16:44
Jeffrey de Zwaan beat Max Hopp after a legdecider to reach his third Pro Tour semi-final of 2018. Earlier today the Dutchman defeated Jarred Cole, Benito van de Pas, Jan Dekker and Robert Thornton.
De Zwaan will face Adrian Lewis in the next round. 'Jackpot' edged out Stephen Bunting after hitting a 12-dart leg in the nineth leg. The second semi-final goes between Michael Smith and Dave Chisnall.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
Last 16
Stephen Bunting 6 | 4 Peter Wright
Adrian Lewis 6 | 3 Nathan Aspinall
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 5 Robert Thornton
Max Hopp 6 | 4 Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith 6 | 0 Kyle Anderson
James Wilson 6 | 4 Ryan Joyce
Dave Chisnall 6 | 0 Chris Dobey
John Henderson 6 | 4 Cristo Reyes
Last Eight
Adrian Lewis 6 | 3 Stephen Bunting
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 5 Max Hopp
Michael Smith 6 | 4 James Wilson
Dave Chisnall 6 | 2 John Henderson
Last Four
Adrian Lewis - | - Jeffrey de Zwaan
Michael Smith - | - Dave Chisnall
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/982641721132638209
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
Last 16
Stephen Bunting 6 | 4 Peter Wright
Adrian Lewis 6 | 3 Nathan Aspinall
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 5 Robert Thornton
Max Hopp 6 | 4 Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith 6 | 0 Kyle Anderson
James Wilson 6 | 4 Ryan Joyce
Dave Chisnall 6 | 0 Chris Dobey
John Henderson 6 | 4 Cristo Reyes
Last Eight
Adrian Lewis 6 | 3 Stephen Bunting
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 5 Max Hopp
Michael Smith 6 | 4 James Wilson
Dave Chisnall 6 | 2 John Henderson
Last Four
Adrian Lewis - | - Jeffrey de Zwaan
Michael Smith - | - Dave Chisnall
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/982641721132638209
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