Jerry Hendriks returns on PDC European Tour after qualification success
NewsThursday, 25 April 2019 at 20:20
Jerry Hendriks makes his PDC European Tour return on Friday as the Dutchman came through the Associate Member Qualifier for the German Darts Open on Thursday.
'Electric' defeated Rowdy Schoremans, Glenn Leysen, Arjan Konterman and Michael Rasztovits en route to qualification for the German Darts Open. Hendriks made his last European Tour appearance in 2017, where he lost to Kyle Anderson in the first round of the International Darts Open.
Mike de Decker claimed the other qualification spot after beating Wesley Plaisier 6-1. The Belgian will play his second European Tour event of the season.
Click here to view the draw for the German Darts Open.
Mike de Decker claimed the other qualification spot after beating Wesley Plaisier 6-1. The Belgian will play his second European Tour event of the season.
Click here to view the draw for the German Darts Open.
Last 16
Christoff van de Wal 6-4 Paulo Ferreira
Wesley Plaisier 6-0 Mario Jodozy
Mareno Michels 6-5 Diogo Portela
Mike de Decker 6-3 Patrick van den Boogaard
Jerry Hendriks 6-1 Glenn Leysen
Arjan Konterman 6-1 Cor Ernst
Michael Rasztovits 6-1 Patric Aeschbach
Joe Slivan 6-5 Geert de Vos
Wesley Plaisier 6-0 Mario Jodozy
Mareno Michels 6-5 Diogo Portela
Mike de Decker 6-3 Patrick van den Boogaard
Jerry Hendriks 6-1 Glenn Leysen
Arjan Konterman 6-1 Cor Ernst
Michael Rasztovits 6-1 Patric Aeschbach
Joe Slivan 6-5 Geert de Vos
Last 8
Wesley Plaisier 6-0 Christoff van de Wal
Mike de Decker 6-5 Mareno Michels
Jerry Hendriks 6-5 Arjan Konterman
Michael Rasztovits 6-4 Joe Slivan
Mike de Decker 6-5 Mareno Michels
Jerry Hendriks 6-5 Arjan Konterman
Michael Rasztovits 6-4 Joe Slivan
Final round
Mike de Decker 6-1 Wesley Plaisier
Jerry Hendriks 6-3 Michael Rasztovits
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Jerry Hendriks 6-3 Michael Rasztovits
https://twitter.com/BullsDarts/status/1121474860994187264
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