The PDC Asian Tour went to script of sorts with Lourence Ilagan claiming a third title of the season like yesterday’s winner Seigo Asada.
Ilagan will keep up his charge at the top of the Order of Merit as he pursues a World Championship spot. On the way to the title, the Philippines thrower saw off Alexis Toylo and then Paul and Harith Lim.
This was no easy route which shows the strength of the tour despite it being in its inception this year.
PDC Asian Tour 8
Quarter-Finals
Harith Lim 5-4 Royden Lam
Kai Fan Leung 5-3 Ryan Condat
Paul Lim 5-2 Seigo Asada
Lourence Ilagan 5-2 Alexis Toylo
Semi-Finals
Harith Lim 5-4 Kai Fan Leung
Lourence Ilagan 5-2 Paul Lim
Final
Lourence Ilagan 5-1 Harith Lim
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1031128126594666496?s=21
This was no easy route which shows the strength of the tour despite it being in its inception this year.
PDC Asian Tour 8
Quarter-Finals
Harith Lim 5-4 Royden Lam
Kai Fan Leung 5-3 Ryan Condat
Paul Lim 5-2 Seigo Asada
Lourence Ilagan 5-2 Alexis Toylo
Semi-Finals
Harith Lim 5-4 Kai Fan Leung
Lourence Ilagan 5-2 Paul Lim
Final
Lourence Ilagan 5-1 Harith Lim
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1031128126594666496?s=21
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