Wade claims back to back TV titles winning World Series Of Darts Finals in Vienna
NewsSunday, 04 November 2018 at 22:26
James Wade has claimed back to back TV titles winning the World Series Of Darts Finals in Vienna defeating Michael Smith.
Wade last week won the European Championship and now he has added to that haul.
Smith had his chances having 5 missed match darts to win the title.
’The Machine’ smashed in D18 then for the victory.
It was level for the whole match and it had added drama at the end.
The Aldershot ace busted 121 and missed two match darts in the process.
Smith snuck in to take the leg and send it to a decider. It was the multiple time major champion though who took the match in the end.
Smith had his chances having 5 missed match darts to win the title.
’The Machine’ smashed in D18 then for the victory.
It was level for the whole match and it had added drama at the end.
The Aldershot ace busted 121 and missed two match darts in the process.
Smith snuck in to take the leg and send it to a decider. It was the multiple time major champion though who took the match in the end.
Evening Session (2000 Local Time 1900 UK Time)
Semi Finals
Gerwyn Price (96.38) 8 (21) 11 (98) Michael Smith
James Wade (99.37) 11 (21) 2 (93.6) Raymond van Barneveld
Final
Michael Smith (99.09) 10-11 (97) James Wade
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1059206242013339648?s=21
James Wade (99.37) 11 (21) 2 (93.6) Raymond van Barneveld
Final
Michael Smith (99.09) 10-11 (97) James Wade
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1059206242013339648?s=21
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