Suljovic sees off Van den Bergh to confirm semi-final place at Grand Slam
NewsFriday, 16 November 2018 at 21:02
Mensur Suljovic is the first player through to the semi-finals at the Grand Slam Of Darts after a brilliant performance against Dimitri van den Bergh.
Suljovic was always at least a few legs ahead of his opponent and continues his brilliance on the TV stage.
It ended up 16-9 to the Austrian with him up 10-5 only for Dimitri to rally back towards the end to 12-8.
The Belgian only got one more leg though as Suljovic dispelled the late rally.
He reaches yet another semi-final in 2018 on TV and a repeat of his World Matchplay final with Gary Anderson could be very much on the cards.
‘The Gentle’ averaged 98 in his win over the Dreammaker and hit 63% on his doubles.
He will now face the winner of the second Quarter-Final of the season between Whitlock and Price.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Friday November 16 (1900 GMT)
Dimitri Van den Bergh (94.28) 9-16 (98.58) Mensur Suljovic
Simon Whitlock v Gerwyn Price
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1063533140767981568?s=21
It ended up 16-9 to the Austrian with him up 10-5 only for Dimitri to rally back towards the end to 12-8.
The Belgian only got one more leg though as Suljovic dispelled the late rally.
He reaches yet another semi-final in 2018 on TV and a repeat of his World Matchplay final with Gary Anderson could be very much on the cards.
‘The Gentle’ averaged 98 in his win over the Dreammaker and hit 63% on his doubles.
He will now face the winner of the second Quarter-Final of the season between Whitlock and Price.
The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here. Click here for more information about the Grand Slam of Darts.
Friday November 16 (1900 GMT)
Dimitri Van den Bergh (94.28) 9-16 (98.58) Mensur Suljovic
Simon Whitlock v Gerwyn Price
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1063533140767981568?s=21
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- Nobody cares about averages, the only record he'll take from Phil and its meaningless. Winning tournaments is the only importance of darts and nobody will ever eclipse Phil in any meaningful way. What does an average pay or warrant any success, this proves that, yet people still bang on about them.richieburnettrocks14-11-2024