Ted Evetts has won the last Challenge Tour event of the weekend. 'Super Ted' smashed Krzysztof Ratajski, a ProTour winner in the final 5-1 which will probably get him back on the next lot of Pro Tour events after he lost his tour card recently and couldn't win it back.
Evetts on his way to the title defeated Darren Place, Justin Smith, Ben Burton, Boris Koltsov as well as Rhys Griffin, Matt Padgett and finally Jason Lowe before defeating Ratajski.
'The Polish Eagle' seemingly just ran out of steam in the final averaging in the 80's but as did 'Super Ted'. Still though the Warwickshire man ran out a 5-1 winner.
Click here for more information about the Challenge Tour 2018.
Last 16
Michael Barnard 5 | 1 Lee Evans
John O'Shea 5 | 1 Yordi Meeuwisse
Jarred Cole 5 | 1 Cody Harris
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 3 Dave Prins
Jason Lowe 5 | 1 John Bowles
David Pallett 5 | 1 Robert Rickwood
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Rhys Griffin
Matt Padgett 5 | 3 David Fatum
Last Eight
Michael Barnard 5 | 2 John O'Shea
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 4 Jarred Cole
Jason Lowe 5 | 1 David Pallett
Ted Evetts 5 | 3 Matt Padgett
Last Four
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 2 Michael Barnard
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Jason Lowe
Final
Ted Evetts 5 | 1 Krzysztof Ratajski
'The Polish Eagle' seemingly just ran out of steam in the final averaging in the 80's but as did 'Super Ted'. Still though the Warwickshire man ran out a 5-1 winner.
Click here for more information about the Challenge Tour 2018.
Last 16
Michael Barnard 5 | 1 Lee Evans
John O'Shea 5 | 1 Yordi Meeuwisse
Jarred Cole 5 | 1 Cody Harris
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 3 Dave Prins
Jason Lowe 5 | 1 John Bowles
David Pallett 5 | 1 Robert Rickwood
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Rhys Griffin
Matt Padgett 5 | 3 David Fatum
Last Eight
Michael Barnard 5 | 2 John O'Shea
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 4 Jarred Cole
Jason Lowe 5 | 1 David Pallett
Ted Evetts 5 | 3 Matt Padgett
Last Four
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 2 Michael Barnard
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Jason Lowe
Final
Ted Evetts 5 | 1 Krzysztof Ratajski
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