Ted Evetts has won the last PDC Development Tour of the season in Wigan defeating Christian Bunse 5-4 in the final.
Evetts as a result of winning this event has secured his tour card for the next two years and his World Championship spot.
Rowby-John Rodriguez was the only player who could catch ‘Super Ted’ and he only got to the Last 16.
Dimitri van den Bergh and Luke Humphries lead the table but of course already had Tour cards and World Championship spots.
Last 16
Berry van Peer 4 | 3 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Patrik Kovacs 4 | 1 Shane McGuirk
Ted Evetts 4 | 2 Bradley Kirk
Danny Van Trijp 4 | 2 Nico Schlund
Jeffrey de Zwaan 4 | 0 William Borland
Dimitri Van den Bergh 4 | 2 Conor Mayes
Christian Bunse 4 | 2 Rhys Hayden
Luke Humphries 4 | 0 Geert Nentjes
Last Eight
Berry van Peer 5 | 1 Patrik Kovacs
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Danny Van Trijp
Jeffrey de Zwaan 5 | 4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Christian Bunse 5 | 2 Luke Humphries
Last Four
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Berry van Peer
Christian Bunse 5 | 3 Jeffrey de Zwaan
Final
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Christian Bunse
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1059168837021716482?s=21
Rowby-John Rodriguez was the only player who could catch ‘Super Ted’ and he only got to the Last 16.
Dimitri van den Bergh and Luke Humphries lead the table but of course already had Tour cards and World Championship spots.
Last 16
Berry van Peer 4 | 3 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Patrik Kovacs 4 | 1 Shane McGuirk
Ted Evetts 4 | 2 Bradley Kirk
Danny Van Trijp 4 | 2 Nico Schlund
Jeffrey de Zwaan 4 | 0 William Borland
Dimitri Van den Bergh 4 | 2 Conor Mayes
Christian Bunse 4 | 2 Rhys Hayden
Luke Humphries 4 | 0 Geert Nentjes
Last Eight
Berry van Peer 5 | 1 Patrik Kovacs
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Danny Van Trijp
Jeffrey de Zwaan 5 | 4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Christian Bunse 5 | 2 Luke Humphries
Last Four
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Berry van Peer
Christian Bunse 5 | 3 Jeffrey de Zwaan
Final
Ted Evetts 5 | 4 Christian Bunse
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1059168837021716482?s=21
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