Results Players Championship 10, Last 128: Van Gerwen continues form with 110 average vs Huybrechts
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The first round is complete at the 10th Players Championship of the season with Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson through their first round clashes with 'Mighty Mike' in particular impressing with a 110 average against Ronny Huybrechts in a 6-1 win.
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Anderson scraped through against Ryan Harrington 6-5 but could be one of only a few players that could stop the charge of the World Number One today.
Another player that could is Rob Cross who avenged his defeat against Ryan Joyce yesterday by defeating the dangerous North East ace. He hit a 103 average in that victory.
Of the big names going home early they include Ian White, Mervyn King, Joe Cullen and Simon Whitlock who are all out in the first round at Players Championship 10.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
Last 128
Michael van Gerwen 6 | 1 Ronny Huybrechts
Robert Thornton 6 | 2 Ross Twell
Cristo Reyes 6 | 5 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Gary Eastwood 6 | 3 Ryan Meikle
Luke Woodhouse 6 | 2 John Henderson
Harry Ward 6 | 3 Ritchie Edhouse
Mark Webster 6 | 2 Kim Huybrechts
Jason Lowe 6 | 5 Wayne Jones
Jonny Clayton 6 | 4 Ron Meulenkamp
Kevin Burness 6 | 3 Bradley Brooks
Jelle Klaasen 6 | 5 Michael Barnard
Paul Rowley 6 | 3 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Robert Owen 6 | 4 Ian White
Tytus Kanik 6 | 4 Ricky Evans
Alan Norris 6 | 5 Jan Dekker
Joe Murnan 6 | 5 Tony Newell
Daryl Gurney 6 | 4 Scott Darbyshire
Matthew Edgar 6 | 4 Terry Temple
Vincent van der Voort 6 | 2 Devon Petersen
Prakash Jiwa 6 | 3 Ryan Searle
Darren Webster 6 | 2 Simon Stevenson
Toni Alcinas 6 | 2 Dawson Murschell
Stephen Bunting 6 | 4 Simon Preston
Alan Tabern 6 | 4 Adam Hunt
Rob Cross 6 | 2 Ryan Joyce
Robert Rickwood 6 | 2 Martin Atkins (Wigan)
Jermaine Wattimena 6 | 5 Christian Kist
Martin Schindler 6 | 1 Jose Justicia
Gerwyn Price 6 | 4 Peter Hudson
Richie Burnett 6 | 2 Darren Johnson
Adrian Lewis 6 | 1 Jamie Bain
Steve Hine 6 | 5 Aden Kirk
Peter Wright 6 | 1 Vincent Kamphuis
Gabriel Clemens 6 | 1 Jim Brown
Ted Evetts 6 | 3 Benito van de Pas
Ross Smith 6 | 5 William O'Connor
Madars Razma 6 | 4 Mervyn King
Jarred Cole 6 | 5 Nathan Aspinall
James Wade 6 | 4 George Killington
Davy Van Baelen 4 | 6 Jamie Caven
Danny Noppert 6 | 4 Joe Cullen
Peter Jacques 6 | 3 Kevin Painter
Keegan Brown 6 | 3 Chris Quantock
Scott Taylor 6 | 3 James Richardson
Dave Chisnall 6 | 4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Josh Payne 6 | 3 Kirk Shepherd
Kyle Anderson 6 | 3 Stephen Burton
Mickey Mansell 6 | 4 Diogo Portela
Brendan Dolan 6 | 3 Mensur Suljovic
John Davey 6 | 4 Mario Robbe
Steve West 6 | 0 Sven Groen
Jason Cullen BYE | - John Part
Gary Anderson 6 | 5 Ryan Harrington
Jimmy Hendriks 6 | 4 Luke Humphries
James Wilson 6 | 3 Jeffrey de Graaf
Ronnie Baxter 6 | 4 Mark Dudbridge
Michael Smith 6 | 3 Arron Monk
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 4 Zoran Lerchbacher
Justin Pipe 6 | 1 John Goldie
Mark Wilson 6 | 2 Chris Dobey
Jamie Lewis 6 | 5 Simon Whitlock
Steve Lennon 6 | 2 Robert Marijanovic
Steve Beaton 6 | 4 Paul Nicholson
Eddie Dootson 5 | 6 Andrew Gilding
Another player that could is Rob Cross who avenged his defeat against Ryan Joyce yesterday by defeating the dangerous North East ace. He hit a 103 average in that victory.
Of the big names going home early they include Ian White, Mervyn King, Joe Cullen and Simon Whitlock who are all out in the first round at Players Championship 10.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
Last 128
Michael van Gerwen 6 | 1 Ronny Huybrechts
Robert Thornton 6 | 2 Ross Twell
Cristo Reyes 6 | 5 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Gary Eastwood 6 | 3 Ryan Meikle
Luke Woodhouse 6 | 2 John Henderson
Harry Ward 6 | 3 Ritchie Edhouse
Mark Webster 6 | 2 Kim Huybrechts
Jason Lowe 6 | 5 Wayne Jones
Jonny Clayton 6 | 4 Ron Meulenkamp
Kevin Burness 6 | 3 Bradley Brooks
Jelle Klaasen 6 | 5 Michael Barnard
Paul Rowley 6 | 3 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Robert Owen 6 | 4 Ian White
Tytus Kanik 6 | 4 Ricky Evans
Alan Norris 6 | 5 Jan Dekker
Joe Murnan 6 | 5 Tony Newell
Daryl Gurney 6 | 4 Scott Darbyshire
Matthew Edgar 6 | 4 Terry Temple
Vincent van der Voort 6 | 2 Devon Petersen
Prakash Jiwa 6 | 3 Ryan Searle
Darren Webster 6 | 2 Simon Stevenson
Toni Alcinas 6 | 2 Dawson Murschell
Stephen Bunting 6 | 4 Simon Preston
Alan Tabern 6 | 4 Adam Hunt
Rob Cross 6 | 2 Ryan Joyce
Robert Rickwood 6 | 2 Martin Atkins (Wigan)
Jermaine Wattimena 6 | 5 Christian Kist
Martin Schindler 6 | 1 Jose Justicia
Gerwyn Price 6 | 4 Peter Hudson
Richie Burnett 6 | 2 Darren Johnson
Adrian Lewis 6 | 1 Jamie Bain
Steve Hine 6 | 5 Aden Kirk
Peter Wright 6 | 1 Vincent Kamphuis
Gabriel Clemens 6 | 1 Jim Brown
Ted Evetts 6 | 3 Benito van de Pas
Ross Smith 6 | 5 William O'Connor
Madars Razma 6 | 4 Mervyn King
Jarred Cole 6 | 5 Nathan Aspinall
James Wade 6 | 4 George Killington
Davy Van Baelen 4 | 6 Jamie Caven
Danny Noppert 6 | 4 Joe Cullen
Peter Jacques 6 | 3 Kevin Painter
Keegan Brown 6 | 3 Chris Quantock
Scott Taylor 6 | 3 James Richardson
Dave Chisnall 6 | 4 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Josh Payne 6 | 3 Kirk Shepherd
Kyle Anderson 6 | 3 Stephen Burton
Mickey Mansell 6 | 4 Diogo Portela
Brendan Dolan 6 | 3 Mensur Suljovic
John Davey 6 | 4 Mario Robbe
Steve West 6 | 0 Sven Groen
Jason Cullen BYE | - John Part
Gary Anderson 6 | 5 Ryan Harrington
Jimmy Hendriks 6 | 4 Luke Humphries
James Wilson 6 | 3 Jeffrey de Graaf
Ronnie Baxter 6 | 4 Mark Dudbridge
Michael Smith 6 | 3 Arron Monk
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6 | 4 Zoran Lerchbacher
Justin Pipe 6 | 1 John Goldie
Mark Wilson 6 | 2 Chris Dobey
Jamie Lewis 6 | 5 Simon Whitlock
Steve Lennon 6 | 2 Robert Marijanovic
Steve Beaton 6 | 4 Paul Nicholson
Eddie Dootson 5 | 6 Andrew Gilding
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