Mickey Mansell moves to 66th in updated Order of Merit after Players Championship win
NewsMonday, 09 April 2018 at 12:00
Mickey Mansell enjoyed his first PDC title win yesterday defeating Adrian Lewis in the final and as a result he has rocketed up the rankings. The Clonoe Cyclone is now up to 66th after a shock win for the Northern Irishman.
As a result he has helped his cause in retaining his tour card come the end of this year with him now just outside the top 64 in the world. Alongside Mansell, Darren Webster continues in his path to the top 16 in the world.
The 'Demolition Man' sits just outside the top 16 behind Benito van de Pas but due to continued poor form from 'Big Ben', Webster is close to overtaking the Dutchman.
Also Max Hopp and Toni Alcinas have continued good form as of late which means that they are moving away from potentially having to go to Q-School at the end of the year.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/983029107175907328
The 'Demolition Man' sits just outside the top 16 behind Benito van de Pas but due to continued poor form from 'Big Ben', Webster is close to overtaking the Dutchman.
Also Max Hopp and Toni Alcinas have continued good form as of late which means that they are moving away from potentially having to go to Q-School at the end of the year.
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/983029107175907328
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