Suljovic claims first World Series title at German Darts Masters defeating Van den Bergh in final
NewsSaturday, 26 May 2018 at 00:15
Mensur Suljovic has claimed another TV title by winning the German Darts Masters in Gelsenkirchen defeating Dimitri van den Bergh in the final. He adds to his Champions League title, a Pro Tour and European Tour in what has been a monumental rise for the Austrian.
Suljovic on only his second appearance on the World Series has won a title and he did so by defeating a player making his debut in the tour, Dimitri van den Bergh. As expected though The Gentle's experience showed with an 8-2 victory.
An average of 101 from Suljovic as well as five 180's did the job as he claimed his second title in the space of a year on TV. This comes off the back of a good Premier League campaign where he was unlucky to be eliminated.
Click here for information on the German Darts Masters.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1000151616333365248
An average of 101 from Suljovic as well as five 180's did the job as he claimed his second title in the space of a year on TV. This comes off the back of a good Premier League campaign where he was unlucky to be eliminated.
Click here for information on the German Darts Masters.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1000151616333365248
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