Smith produces brilliant comeback to see off Hopp, Edhouse shocks Wade
NewsSaturday, 08 September 2018 at 20:10
The second round continues at the Dutch Darts Championship with two seeds crashing out at the early stage in the evening session.
They include newly seeded Max Hopp who lost to a remarkable comeback from Ross Smith.
Smith was 5-1 down and took out 160 in the deciding leg to claim a 6-5 victory over the Maximiser.
White also made a comeback and came from 4-2 down against Arron Monk to win 6-4. This was done with a 102 average and 66% on the doubles.
Edhouse dumped out Wade who has been in brilliant form in 2018. This is despite Madhouse not playing to his best, still it was a 6-4 victory for the Enfield ace.
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Evening session schedule
Max Hopp (94.10) 5-6 (98.09) Ross Smith
Ian White (102.26) 6-4 (99.81) Arron Monk
James Wade (92.64) 4-6 (90.63) Ritchie Edhouse
Daryl Gurney v Ryan Searle
Peter Wright v Kevin Painter
Michael van Gerwen v William O’Connor
Jonny Clayton v Kyle Anderson
Simon Whitlock v Cristo Reyes
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1038490789297438724?s=21
Smith was 5-1 down and took out 160 in the deciding leg to claim a 6-5 victory over the Maximiser.
White also made a comeback and came from 4-2 down against Arron Monk to win 6-4. This was done with a 102 average and 66% on the doubles.
Edhouse dumped out Wade who has been in brilliant form in 2018. This is despite Madhouse not playing to his best, still it was a 6-4 victory for the Enfield ace.
Click here for more information on this tournament
Evening session schedule
Max Hopp (94.10) 5-6 (98.09) Ross Smith
Ian White (102.26) 6-4 (99.81) Arron Monk
James Wade (92.64) 4-6 (90.63) Ritchie Edhouse
Daryl Gurney v Ryan Searle
Peter Wright v Kevin Painter
Michael van Gerwen v William O’Connor
Jonny Clayton v Kyle Anderson
Simon Whitlock v Cristo Reyes
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1038490789297438724?s=21
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